The Almighty Dragon General

Even though Lord Samsong was a Ninth Stage Lord, he remained calm. Instead of a peerless powerhouse, his demeanor felt more like an ordinary person at that moment.

“Forty-nine?” Lord Samsong was taken aback.

Lord Samsong knew almost every powerhouse in the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths. However, Forty-nine was an unfamiliar name.

He could not sense James’ cultivation rank, so he knew James was a terrifying powerhouse.

Lord Samsong concluded that James was most likely a Ninth Stage Lord, or at the very least, a Seventh Stage Lord. He must have cultivated an exceptional Supernatural Power, preventing others from sensing his cultivation rank.

Regardless of what the truth was, it was evident that James was a peerless powerhouse.

All the Lords present fixed their eyes on James. None of them could sense James’ cultivation rank, but they detected a magical power in James’ body.

Lord Samsong pointed to an empty seat beside him and said, “Have a seat.”

over, and sat

Lords in the hall and said, “We should have enough numbers. I’ll brief everyone on why I want to venture into the

James’ curiosity was piqued.

Lord Samsong was a Ninth Stage Lord. He was almost invincible in the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths of the Dark World. Why did he want to enter the

Samsong had a serious

waiting for him

while, Lord Samsong slowly took a deep breath and said, “The Ecclesiastical Restricted Zone is a very ancient place. It’s not known how long it

However, I sensed strange fluctuations inside the Ecclesiastical Restricted Zone while cultivating some time ago. Although they were

unleashed my Divine Sense around the Ecclesiastical Restricted Zone to investigate the fluctuations.

Restricted Zone. For some reason, I was able to reach the Ecclesiastical Restricted Zone this

was intrigued and asked, “What is the

others were also

never heard of the Light of

explained, “The Light of Acme is an ancient legend. Most people are unaware of it. Not even powerful Lords have heard of it before. I know about it because I’ve read