The Almighty Dragon General

Emperor Qadeer stood atop a high red wall in the vast Glyndor Palace, situated north of the Qadeer Temple. He surveyed the assembled divine beings from Zymurgy, who were positioned on both sides. Only the most powerful heroes and overlords of Zymurgy could enter the Glyndor Palace. Even the lowestranked among them were rulers of temples above the Fortieth Heaven. This was a gathering of the elite.

Among them, the most prominent figures were the Fourfold Emperors, the gods of the Four Seasons, Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.

Additionally, there were the five Jadron Holiness, the thirty-six Sea Emperors, the eight Kalydor Sovereigns, and the seventy-two Golden Gods, commanding eight million Soma Daeclon Rank soldiers. Each divine being displayed their

Golden Bodies, immense in size, seated on zafus, radiating purple and gold light, exuding a holy and majestic aura. Along with the temples above the Fortieth Heaven, the gathering comprised over seventy percent of the top forces of Zymurgy.

of Emperor Qadeer, while to his right sat Thea, honored like a distinguished guest, alongside the meritorious Quentyn and

the divine beings settled onto their zafus, the room falling into a hushed silence as they awaited his words. Scanning the assembly, Emperor Qadeer gave

minions constantly seek to overthrow the current order and the laws established by

few steps with his hands behind his back, then continued with a heavy sigh, “However, I must share unfortunate news. Our Greater Realms face another great challenge and conflict, one

beings erupted in murmurs, many voicing their questions, while some whispered among themselves, exchanging puzzled looks. Meanwhile, Thea was engrossed in communication with James. James had explained his plan in detail to Thea, deciding how Thea, as the representative of

manipulative speech, Emperor Qadeer showcased his eloquence and self-righteous demeanor. He recounted his struggles to maintain the order left by Waitara Path, his efforts to eliminate rebels, and his nearperfect