The Almighty Dragon General

James discovered the source of the Karma Power, which came from heaven and earth and was omnipresent. However, even though he had gotten to the bottom of it, he was still clueless about absorbing and refining Karma Power and transforming it into his power.

His mind stirred, and the time in this region returned to normal. Then, he stored the Five Elements of Genesis away. He knew that he would not be able to cultivate Karma in a short period of time. He needed a long time to comprehend and gain insight into Karma. He firmly believed that he would comprehend the cultivation method of absorbing Karma one day.

Upon storing away the Five Elements of Genesis, he took a deep breath.

Though he overcame the ordeal, the Heavenly Path’s injuries were still there, and there was still immense Karma Power inside his body. Long ago, he had heard of Karma’s existence from Sophie, who deeply feared Karma. She once said that the providences James obtained would also be his Karma. She also said that he would shoulder a great deal of Karma in the future. This meant that James was fated to be contaminated by Karma, and his arrival in the Primeval Age was its fundamental cause. Even if he did not use anything belonging to this age, he would be contaminated by Karma sooner or later.

to expel Karma Power for the time

James murmured.

the only option was to accommodate Karma Power. With time, his body would get used to this. By then, he would no longer be afraid of any Karma that came

turned to leave. After all, he had remained here for quite some time after making his escape. Otherwise, once his enemies discovered his whereabouts, he would be forced to engage

he left the unknown planet. Then, he kept changing locations. As he traversed through the mountains and

Great Paths were deeply related to heaven and earth and the universe. Not only that, the Five Great Paths were the fundamental principles of all living beings in the universe. Though this world was abandoned, living beings once roamed freely here. Traces of their presence