The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 5012

The village of Te'oma was a place hidden from the eyes of the outside world. The formation cast around the mysterious village was strong enough to block all occurrences and information from reaching the people within it. Therefore, the village chief would send one of their people out to the outside world to gather information about the latest happenings from time to time.

When Emperor Raiah was trying to fend off the extraterrestrial demons in the past, the people of Te'oma were aware of what was happening. However, all of them remained in Te'oma regardless.

The people of Te'oma shared the same mission, which was to guard and protect the Koloretsua Stone. Lady Tehila had ordered them to remain in Te'oma no matter what was happening in the outside world.

Also, all of the Te'oma villagers carried a specific restriction within their bodies. If anyone were to leave the village for an extended amount of time, it would activate the restriction and bring about their demise.

When Jai was sent to gather news this time, the man had tried to complete his task and head back home as soon as possible. He dared not stay long in the Endlos for fear of triggering the restriction.

young man continued to elaborate on

Zaden Dalibor, the new lord of Endlos. Madam Thea, the Human Race’s matron, and Taran

superior cultivator that goes by the title Emperor Hetsema is rumored to be very powerful too. No one knows what his exact cultivation rank is. However, people were sharing the story

to Jai’s findings, Cray proceeded to ask him about the news

Taran killing off more than twenty cultivators in the Chaos Arena. He quickly informed Cray about

Only capable, powerful cultivators in and above the Chaos Rank would have a

had fused with the Koloretsua Stone. It could be the soul of one of those twenty or so cultivators who died in the

now, Mr. Cray?" one

"I'll have a chat with

a tree located near the village’s entrance. He had a serene smile on his face as he silently observed his surroundings and the small