The Almighty Dragon General

Since the most troublesome matter was dealt with, James could leave with peace of mind after Jacopo was crowned Lord of the Human Race and the Four Heavenly Lords were appointed.

After a brief conversation, James turned to leave and went searching for Jacopo. Jacopo was sitting in the courtyard of his manor, gazing straight ahead blankly with a surly expression.

James walked toward him.

He hurriedly stood up and said, “Dad.”

No matter what James had done, he was still his father. Without James, humanity would not have survived.

James nodded slightly and said, “I have dealt with the obstacles in your path. Now, you’ll have to rely on yourself in the future. Once you officially become the Lord of the Human Race, I’ll leave this place and search for your mother.”

“Mhm, I understand. I’ll do my best.”

Now, Jacopo could only obey James’ wishes and become the Lord of the Heavenly Court.

After meeting Jacopo, James turned to leave and went looking for Silvester and the others to discuss the coronation ceremony. It was decided after a brief discussion that the coronation ceremony would be held a month later.

and stayed behind. Meanwhile, the others were

the blink of an eye, a month passed. Today was the day Jacopo became the Lord

Race gathered in the main hall of the Heavenly Palace. The first was the coronation ceremony where Jacopo accepted Excalibur which represented the Heavenly Court’s Lord. Then, Jacopo sat in the middle of the main hall. Looking at the crowd, he said, “Thank you for the trust you have in me. From today onwards, I

this, many

of the Human Race? What was going on?

“Yehuda Baxter,” Jacopo said.

stepped forward and said, “Present,

Heavenly Lord who will guard the southern flank of the Divine Dimension and

expected to be made the Southern Heavenly Lord who could have a share of

generosity, Your Majesty.” Yehuda was full of

“Connor Landon,” Jacopo said.

“Present.” Connor stepped forward.

made the Western Heavenly Lord who

“Thank you, Your Majesty.”

of gratitude