The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 5236

James could not do anything about the Supremusse Sword for the time being. Nevertheless, he did not care about that. He let the Supremusse Sword float in mid-air.

He walked toward the spiritual mountain ahead and sat cross-legged on its peak.

He had suffered from injuries during the battle.

Sitting in a lotus position, he began healing his wounds.

At present, there were nine spiritual mountains left in the Arena World. The nine spiritual mountains were each guarded by a powerhouse of the Petit Celestial Rank. These powerhouses were powerful and had treasures.

Even though the treasures could not be compared to the Supremusse Sword, they were still powerful.

At this time, many powerhouses of the Petit Celestial Rank fell into deep thought. They were all thinking about what to do if James attacked them next.

They wondered if they could use this opportunity to kill and eliminate James since James was injured.

Although they had such thoughts, no one took action. They waited in their respective cities.

they were not Ladon's match

James' signature skills were powerful, and they wanted to have

James had defeated Ladon, he did so by being deceitful. He tricked Ladon into dispersing the Genesis Protective Barrier and took that chance to kill him. If Ladon had

Celestial Rank believed they had a chance of winning against

Days flew by.

obtained the inscriptions of this city and

Art were tough. Even though James had

up. He scanned the

"Forty-nine, I'm here."

A voice sounded.

James realized Aurelius

waved at James from the sky above the city

body flashed and disappeared. At the next moment, he showed

I believe I’m not your match. You occupied spiritual mountains and cities because you wanted to obtain the Feimsurge Inscriptions, right? You can observe and comprehend this city I occupy

Aurelius. Without saying anything, he found a spot and sat on the ground. He began to

Zen integrated into

that this city was formed by inscriptions. The sceneries, things, and even the streets were inscriptions. These inscriptions

comprehend the