The Almighty Dragon General

Clang! A sudden thud echoed as Morgott rushed forward and landed a heavy punch on James, knocking him into the void.

Immediately, he grabbed James by the collar and landed another punch, causing blood to seep from James’ mouth as he was pushed away.

“Mr. Morgott, what are you doing?” Quintus suddenly stood up and shouted angrily, “Are you crazy?” Watching James stagger to his feet from the void, Morgott clenched his fists, eyes blazing with fury.

“I may be crazy, but I’m not as foolish as him!” He pointed angrily at James.

“These punches are for Taiyi and Emperor Tapia.

They are for your indecision, your mercy, which almost ruined everything and harmed your friends!” “What?” Quintus was shocked.

“Taiyi and Emperor Tapia have perished?” Facing Morgott’s angry rebuke, James slowly wiped the blood from his mouth and approached him step by step.

“Yes, I knew they were no match for Xanthakos.

I shouldn’t have left them behind.” “Is that so?” Morgott furiously grabbed James’ collar again, his eyes bloodshot as he roared, “If they had fallen in a direct confrontation with Xanthakos, it would have been their supreme honor.

Even if we were defeated by Xanthakos, we would be happy with your revenge, without any resentment.” James frowned upon hearing this.

mean?” Morgott, enraged and about to punch James again, was interrupted when Quintus hurriedly

Majesty, the four of us originally

Zdravko

was actually on Xanthakos’

have escaped our confinement so quickly, if at all!” Hearing this,

had thought Emperor Zdravko, who was also Lyla, would make the most rational choice after

being clever!” Morgott shouted in grief

the person closest to you? “Fine, it’s one thing if you were deceived, but you knew

her to cause endless trouble?” Faced with Morgott, James closed

was complicated

he never imagined it would be a major factor in the deaths of

deep breath, Morgott

with his hands

people I truly admire in

one, and Taiyi and Emperor Tapia each

make up for those two halves, we shouldn’t

thing, and

for it, we'll meet again in