The Almighty Dragon General

James unleashed his Zen throughout the surroundings.

After a while, he shook his head and said, “These ants aren’t worthy of my time.” With a wave of his hand, he summoned forth the Peacock Queen, Queena, who burst forth from his golden form and swiftly transformed into a magnificent nine-tailed peacock within the void.

Instantly, the air crackled with the palpable and formidable Marciais Power, filling the space with an aura of majesty and dread.

As this display of strength rippled outward, the flying spirit beasts, who had been paying homage to Yukha, fell silent in an instant.

“Don’t you enjoy a good fight? Clayton, who boasted a Seven-Star Combat Power, could dominate the original world.

Surely you’re not one to lag behind?” James quipped, casting a playful glance at Queena.” Queena asked, “Do I kill them all?” With a chuckle, James replied, “Don’t go too hard on them first.

It would be best if we could herd them toward the Sky Bridge.

Then, if they refuse to submit, kill them.” Queena immediately let out a piercing cry, unfurling her massive wings and swiftly soaring over the heads of the assembled powerful figures from various sects, effectively cutting off their escape routes.

Queena flicked her wings, sending a

a series of muted impacts, these blades, infused with Marciais Power, swiftly

the air as the assembled powerful figures, who had rushed

who arrived later hastily employed their weapons to shield themselves from the

they began

Jacopos demeanor shifted, a

about allowing me to join in?” James raised his eyebrow and said, “Do you benefit from it?” Jacopo

master said our capacity for bloodshed is insufficient, that’s why we’re

and claim more lives to improve

aback, nearly

pleasure from slaughter as a means to empowerment? How many innocent lives would be sacrificed at their hands? Thankfully, I

at Xainte and asked, “Do you want to

if they resist while at the Sky Bridge.” Jacopo and Xainte exchanged excited glances before respectfully clasping their

swiftly flew