The Omnipotent Dragon General

A disciple was leading a woman to her seat at the passageway before James. The woman was young, about twenty years of age. Wearing a pink dress, she exuded the aura of a pure and innocent young lady.

James immediately recognized her. She was Melinda Theophanes.

Seeing that James had a faux pas, Letitia glanced at him and asked, “You know her?”

Upon hearing someone calling out to her, Melinda turned around and met James’ gaze. She paused for a brief moment and contemplated. Realizing that it was an unknown person, she paid no heed to James and continued on her way. Under the guidance of the disciple, Melinda arrived at the central region, where she could have a full view of the Sacred Blossom.

James took a deep breath. He never thought he would be able to encounter Melinda here. This was not the first time he saw Melinda. In fact, he was well-acquainted with her. However, apparently, this was Melinda’s first time seeing him.

Upon being reminded of Melinda’s weird actions, James scratched his nose and murmured, “Could it be that there’ll be something between the two of us?”

Then, he laughed out loud.

“What’s wrong, James?’ Letitia asked.

nothing.” James collected himself and said smilingly, “Do you see that woman in the pink

is something the

Theophanes, the ruler of the universe.

“Is that so?”

at James

she not heard of rumors before?

know her?” She looked

James smiled.

him. Back then, he asked her about the events that occurred in the Primeval Age, but she refused to answer him. What relationship would he have with Melinda at

appeared that he had arrived at a time period quite far from her reincarnation. At this point in time, Radomir had yet to become the Macrocosm Ancestral God, betray Mount Heavenly Path, and mass-produce Heaven’s Adjudicators to remove his political opponents. The Ancestral Gods of the Human Race had yet to rise up in arms. There should be some time

was here, James wanted to go and greet her. However, Melinda did not recognize him. If he acted recklessly, he would be treated as a madman. Besides, as the daughter

into