The Almighty Dragon General

Is this the first realm of the library?” James surveyed his surroundings. His Zen leaked out to scan the area.

He discovered that various Supernatural Signature Skills were stored all around the first realm, including body refinement supernaturals, swordsmanships, and mantras.

While these Supernatural Signature Skills were considered remarkable in the outside world, they held little value for James. He had mastered the Primal Mantra that allowed him to refine any Supernatural Signature Skills he desired.

The first realm of the library housed a variety of Supernatural Signature Skills.

Some disciples of the Hagios Sect were in seclusion, cultivating within the spiritual mountains. This was per a sect rule that prohibited disciples from taking away Supernatural Signature Skills. They were only allowed to cultivate within the library.

James went to the second realm of the library. Upon arrival, he found that it housed primitive inscriptions of ordinary races. They were not considered advanced, and even the average disciple of the Hagios Sect could easily comprehend them.

some consideration, James decided to begin his cultivation journey by comprehending the primitive inscriptions stored in

of a spiritual mountain. In the midair of the summit, a light

not neglecting his cultivation

cultivation realm was still relatively weak. Currently, he had only reached the Consummation Holy Celestial

comprehending the primitive inscriptions throughout the library. Sometimes, he stood on one spiritual mountain, appearing on another at different times. Whether standing or sitting in a lotus position, he alternated between contemplation and

stored in the second realm of the

advanced than those in the second. As James comprehended more inscriptions, he incorporated them into his formation. With each additional primitive inscription

realm to the seventh realm of the library. He mastered the primitive

had essentially

in the Dark World. Each race’s primitive inscriptions were profound and intricate, often