The Almighty Dragon General

Meanwhile, Xalvador was waiting at a valley that was covered in a thick mist located in the far north of the Terythor Universe.

The man seemed anxious as he kept checking outside for something or someone to show up.

A handsome man in a white robe walked up to him from behind.

“ Do you honestly think he'll come, Xalvador?” “Of course.” Xalvador replied firmly, “The problem is how long will it take for him to take care of things in the Terythor Universe.

“Both Maria and Salim are top-rank cultivators.

They also have Dorvus Hosentia and the Marauder Army on their side.

It’s too risky for him to go alone...” “So, you're not entirely sure either?” The handsome man said in a slightly mocking tone, “I just don’t get it.

Why do Lord Goyo and you have such high expectations for a mere living being?” Xalvador turned around and studied the man’s face.

“Fausto, do you know anything about him? Have you heard of the amazing stories surrounding him?” The handsome man, Fausto Florres, had a look of disdain on his face.

“Should I bother myself with learning about a nobody?” Xalvador shook his head in resignation.

He could not see the point in explaining to Fausto, who displayed this sort of attitude.

like the snobbish and

not deserve to share the Haleth Realm with the

should have full rights in deciding the

changed his mind

seen, Xalvador came

living beings had sufficient cultivation resources and training, they could eventually overpower the Alcide

there was the sound of a

gigantic bird whose body was surrounded by purplish- gold flames

gold light as it transformed into a beautiful lady wearing a

times do we need to remind you that we need to stay inconspicuous?” Fausto lectured

are in?”

greeted Xalvador, “Sir Xalvador, I've checked the perimeters and found no

trouble settling things back there?” “T told you not to get your

for Maria and Salim, who have received the powers of the Nothingness Dead Energy

James Caden, a mere living being,

stop calling him

going to regret having said that.” Fausto

the hint of mockery and ridicule in his