The Almighty Dragon General

James paused, the wine jar halfway to his lips. “Morgott? Is that why they came for me? It seems Yehria's scheme has begun.’

Cedric glared at Slyvia and reprimanded, “Are you out of your mind?” Sylvia countered, “Maybe he was deceived by Morgott's spirit! We've only heard a one-sided story from Yehria. Shouldn't we at least allow him to explain?”

Cedric snapped, teeth clenched in frustration, “Stop simping over him! You're only doing this because he's handsome—"

Slyvia retorted, “Nonsense! I am merely stating the truth. My master reminded me not to spare the wicked but also to not condemn the innocent.”

Amidst their escalating argument, James took a hearty swig of Chaos Absinthe and laughed. He realized Yehria's plot was not without its flaws. The supreme beings were not fools either.

Xenova finally broke his silence. He smiled and said, “Slyvia does have a point. If you surrender Morgott's spirit to us and accompany us to the Thirty-Third Heaven to clarify matters, nobody will have to die.

you're still one of the five Chosen Ones. Why jeopardize your future by

Slyvia halted their arguments and

a wry smile. “Did that stinky fish

James, nobody else in the Thirty-Three Heavens would

disrespect Tai Chi?!! You...” James rolled his eyes and said, “How would you know I'm talking about

"You..."

enough.” Xenova stopped Cedric. Then, he redirected his attention to James and said in a serious tone, “We're offering courtesy before we have to use force. Whether or not you comply, you'll have to surrender

looked at James and advised, “Don't resist. It'll be futile. If you're innocent, you simply need to clarify it to everyone. You

at Slyvia and said, “You're kind and reasonable. Whether it's

to his feet and said calmly, “Unfortunately, if you intend to bring me to the Thirty-Third Heaven as a prisoner, I can’t comply.” Xenova and Cedric, spurred by his refusal, erupted with powerful auras that only those at the Yitro Daeclon Rank could wield. In the face of the destructive force, James stood unflinching,