The Almighty Dragon General

Lyla’s departure was a blow to all the powerhouses of the Jademora Empire in the main hall.

She didn’t even allow them to feel regret and guilt.

“It’s their fault,” Yancy suddenly got up and roared, “Without the protection of the Left Grand Lord, will you, Maxine, Talvelai, Xezal, be who you are today? If the Left Grand Lord didn’t risk her life to break into the Elixir Vault of Timaeus Sect and get countless high-ranking elixirs, could you guys reach the Quasi Daeclon Rank and the peak of the Yuraeceon Daelm Rank’s Ninth Tribulation?” “Enough.” Xatia stood up and said angrily, “Why are you guys still arguing at this time? We need to find a way to get back the Left Grand Lord.” Upon hearing Xatia’s words, Taran and Jurryt kneeling on the ground quickly got up.

“yeah.

The Left Grand Lord is entrusted by His Majesty.

She won’t leave the Forladtt Land easily.

We must think of a way to make up for it,” said Taran.” “You guys are too young and impulsive.

That’s why the situation reached this extent.

Let’s think of a way then,” added Jurryt.

As the two high-respected elders came forward and spoke up, the living beings in the hall stood up and began a discussion.

They had never been this united before.

It was the first time they were so concerned about the lady devil whom they were dissatisfied with.

James listened to their discussions and found their ideas ridiculous.

group of living

had made up her mind about

that Lyla wasn’t

the living beings complained about her and

She was just tired.

James was back, she

to intervene in the

elites

proud and had their

of them

improved quickly, they were

the best medicine for them to feel guilt and realize their issues after

Chaos Absinthe and walked over to

took a seat and began to

anxious the living beings were, he was

person who noticed something wrong about the situation was Rebella, who was

She turned her head.

she saw James, her eyes

covered her

head at her, telling her not to

shock and excitement in her heart before going to

the words couldn’t come