The Almighty Dragon General

Beams of purplish-gold light shot through the space, filled with dense, purplish-gold mist.

The only sounds were the sharp whistling of things cutting through the air.

James and the Waitara Path’s soul spirit arrived in such a space after entering the Historial Palace.

There were no signs of the five treasures or the forty-nine cauldrons, nor any grandiosity or luxury.

It felt like they were standing in an endless realm of purplish gold.

Whoosh! A purplish-gold light beam shot past them, but the soul spirit caught it just in time.

“No wonder it was so hard to open the last door!" the Waitara Path’s soul spirit muttered through clenched teeth.

“Turns out the forty-nine cauldrons have somehow developed the consciousness of Yin and Yang, forming two spiritual bodies.” James, perfectly disguised as Yehria, asked anxiously, “Mr.

Waitara, what...

what is this place?” The Waitara Path’s soul spirit lifted his gaze.

“It was originally a dojo used for training and meditation.

into someone else’s hands, it has become a place of danger and torture.” Just then, a purplish - gold light beam came shooting in James’

guard and let

the same time, numerous colorful lightning bolts appeared above the soul spirit, trapping

Waitara Path’s soul spirit let

trying to break away from the

the soul spirit from his left and right, raising their swords and swinging

the three figures, flashes of sword energy and blasts of vital energies shooting through

James hid behind a pillar, sipping some Chaos Absinthe while

had only recovered fifty percent of his real self’s powers, James could tell the soul spirit was still thousands of times stronger than he was back in the Gate of

Waitara Path’s source of

distracted by the lightning bolts, the soul spirit had no difficulty defending

and precise attacks, performing millions of

survive their fierce, constantly changing

tell who would win,

felt something tugging at his

of liquor in his hand, and turned to find an adorable young child staring

James was momentarily stunned.

hadn't sensed the child's