The Almighty Dragon General

They had considered many things but never expected the Chosen One to have a personality and temper utterly different from usual mortal beings.

The white-haired old man looked at Zenda and asked, “What should we do now? Do you want to go into the Forbidden Bloodshade, or should we go instead?” Zenda said calmly, “If we’re both afraid to enter, we can just stay here and wait.

They’ll come out eventually.” The white -haired old man scoffed, "That's simple for you to say.

Who can predict what dangers lurk within this Forbidden Bloodshade? What if it turns him into a demon? Remember, he still harbors the remnant soul of a demonic spirit in his body, not to mention his Hongrome Children.” “Aren’t you supposed to be omniscient, Lord Toviyyah? Yet, this is the extent of your knowledge?” Zenda’s tone was full of irritation.

The white-haired old man, known as Lord Toviyyah, was stunned by her words.

Suddenly, the old woman with sideburns stepped forward and remarked, “The Chosen One is merely a lowly creature from the lower realm.

Is there something with him that could make us fearful?” Zenda turned to look at the old woman and asked, “Are you familiar with Hongrome and Chaos Essence?” At these words, the expression on the old woman with sideburns’ face shifted dramatically.

Zenda said with a soft sigh, “I had a brief confrontation with him just now.

He matches the Jadhea Tablet’s prophecies and is indeed the Chosen One.

Strangely, I could sense three mysterious forces within him.

them and was

have had the

the bell protecting them is

by a few cultivators at the Ninth

be anyone else but her.” Zenda disagreed, “She had just recently

been

she heard Zenda’s words,

that had considerable

Zymurgy treated them with

was unusual for them to

they had experienced and seen all

was unprecedented, a rarity they had neither encountered nor

they were utterly perplexed and unsure of how

“ What the hell is Yehria doing? She didn't even inform us about such

recommended her

are cunning, disgraceful, and untrustworthy.”