The Almighty Dragon General

“The dangers found in the holy site could easily be more overwhelming than those existing in the outside world.” Yegor heaved a long breath.

“Can you really bring yourself to send them in there, though?” “That...” Sensing Herodias’ hesitation, the Celestial Sage quickly reasoned, “ Lady Herodias, we can’t protect these kids forever.

“They need to grow and overcome challenges on their own to become exceptional cultivators.” “I disagree.” The Earthly Sage snorted.

“The youngsters have only improved their cultivation so far.

I won’t agree to plans that will risk their lives.” The two ladies out of the four teachers had expressed their disapproval.

Yegor and the Celestial Sage could only stare at each other helplessly at the moment.

Unintentionally, Herodias and the Earthly Sage would be overly protective of Maxine and the others due to their maternal instincts.

Their opinions were also hard to refute since the concerns over the youngsters’ safety were valid.

Still, the Celestial Sage and Yegor felt that one must experience various difficult situations dealing with life and death to grow into a superb and capable cultivator.

No matter how talented these youngsters were, they would not improve further if they were to stay under Skynet's protection forever.

this?” Yegor sighed

these three to fight with the Iustus Sect's top cultivators for

them to the

Lyla and Rebella to give the

Lyla and Rebella, we should be able to let them venture out of Skynet for training.”

idea! Skynet, the Tustus Sect, the Sanctum Genesis World, and the Xyndaros Genesis World are all

also in the midst

could be an opportunity for them to observe how merciless a battle

a test of their wit and grit.” As he was saying

any response, he cast a golden light at the three youngsters

even get to say our goodbyes.” “That guy can be quite impulsive sometimes.”

stay.” Yegor cut the Earthly Sage

to bring it up in front of the

are just too

not a good

know you are doing

him, “Even if they weren't related to James, I would still be