The Almighty Dragon General

Morgott sneered, “They say I am a demon who kills people or supreme beings without blinking an eye.

That I’m cruel and would commit heinous crimes.” He raised his voice and shouted, “But! I can say with confidence that no matter where I’ve gone, I’ve never killed a human.” Everyone lowered their heads and remained silent.

James narrowed his eyes, seemingly coming to a realization.

Morgott’s spirit was undeniably potent.

He could possess or manipulate any living entity, and he was immortal.

It would not be long before his seal was lifted, and he could take over their bodies to seek revenge.

Considering his accomplishments, rebellious nature, and adherence to the principle that the strong should dominate, why would he pursue a bond akin to brotherhood with James, risking everything for him? It dawned on James that Morgott sought comradeship and craved understanding and support.

Therefore, he forsook his collaboration with Yehria and chose to side with two humans, including himself and Truett.

As the human with the most outstanding accomplishments, he suffered abject suppression and cruelty, resulting in a disdain for all non-human entities.

Above all, his utmost hatred was reserved for Wuia, who had gained consciousness.

From his perspective, humans would not have existed and endured so much pain if not for Wuia’s mistake, which stemmed from his desires.

Wuia shaped humans to be the most emotionally attuned beings, those who had comprehended the intricacies of emotions and desires.

He saw this as a torment upon the humans.

had to endure to see such great things before

place fell

some time, Thea

suggest, Morgott?” Morgott said solemnly, “The Supreme Path is the

to flee, everything it left behind was left to Zymurgy’s supreme beings to

the Supreme Path, any discussion of order is futile.” Morgott lifted his gaze to James and said, “Perhaps in terms of sheer

you’re smarter

comrades, your odds against Zymurgy are much higher than when I fought them alone.” James looked at him and said, “Speak your mind.” “My proposition is very straightforward—strength reigns supreme,” Morgott emphasized, then pointed his fingers at James, elaborating, “By strength, I don’t mean just

to the consolidation of all

now, set aside your concerns about the Greater

trusted allies so their

Zymurgy is only a matter of

the ruler of

a group of peerless powerhouses only

you be able to enforce

Morgott's words, James could not

had entertained similar thoughts before, but Morgott possessed much

turned to James, seemingly in

brimmed with

seat, James finally broke the silence and said coldly, “There’s no need for rules to be imposed on the Greater Realms’

refraining from orchestrating any predetermined arrangements.” With these words,

“Skynett was initially intended for collecting intelligence, right? I need it to expand and reach all corners of the Greater

ears, and recorder of