The Almighty Dragon General

Lyla said solemnly, “He has already suffered enough. Could you..."

James turned to Lyla and asked, "What if I use him to trade for Thea?"

Lyla shook her head and said, That's impossible. He could always have another son if Yunleiv dies.

Thea, on the other hand, was crucial to his survival. He would never trade her for his son."

James narrowed his eyes, then stretched out into the Hudde Passage. His black-and-white powers spread out and dragged Yunleiv to them.

Seeing James stretch out his hand and grab Yunleiv's head, Lyla shouted anxiously, "You promise to let him go, Forty-nine! If anything happens to him, you'll be waging war against a formidable opponent.

"Even if Xachary is no longer at the Quasi Daelcon Rank, he's still at powerhouse at the peak of the Yuraeceon Daelm Rank's Ninth Tribulation. Gladwin might not necessarily succeed in overthrowing him, and he might continue as the Timaeus Sect's Leader."

James stared at Lyla, then increased his grip on Yunleiv. An intense black-and-gray light emerged and was accompanied by the sound of bells. The forces wrapped around Yunleiv, causing him to scream in pain.

Lyla shouted anxiously, "You're breaking your promise?!!"

James quickly drained Yunleiv's Genesis despite her pleas.

Yunleiv transformed into a hyena and fell to the ground, lying motionlessly.

Lyla barked, "You're a devil! You're worse than Xachary and Gladwin! You!!!"

gloves and asked, "Have you never killed before? Why

"Of course, I've taken lives before! However, I've only killed opponents on the

kill my friend. That makes him my

words. After a while, she rushed over to Yunleiv and checked on him. She was relieved after finding

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still alive. Can you

a black

tossed into the Hudde

at the sight. She could not believe James

and said, "I've done what you promised. So, what can you

“Do you want to absorb my Genesis

okay with it, why

and said, "You're a

speaking, she raised her hand and swung

quiet. Even if he doesn't

by James' words and could not

seems we've underestimated Gladwin. His