The Almighty Dragon General

The horrific scene caused the other temple's powerhouses, who had initially been ready for battle, to kneel immediately. They were too scared to even breathe.
After witnessing that James was far more ruthless and terrifying than Marci, they realized that offending him was not a good idea.
In the current situation, they were at his mercy and completely powerless. James' strength was absolute, and trying to reason with him was impossible.
Now, James had become their deity, the judge of their fate. Even as powerful as they were, they had no authority to question his decisions.
Zenda was overwhelmed by fear, and her beautiful eyes were filled with dread as she stood up.
Although she did not side with the seven holy temples and shared a certain camaraderie with the Chosen One, they were not that close. She had never expected him to have grown so rapidly and alarmingly after entering the Great Historial Land.

Eventually, the two towers absorbed all the energies stored within the seven holy temples and completely emptied them.
The primary leverage that the seven holy temples had depended on for survival was seized by James.
With the two towers circling him, James turned and fixed his gaze on the group kneeling before him. Then, he declared, “From this moment, I'll assume control over the Great Historial Land and will be its new master. Should anyone object, stand now."
James' voice was icy and laced with a threatening undertone, instilling deep dear in those present.
Given the Chosen One's identity and unpredictable strength, who would dare to challenge him, especially after witnessing Lord Yunara and Lord Kiran reduced to ashes before their eyes? Who would defy him after his demonstration of power?
Despite their unwillingness to acknowledge a mortal as the Great Historial Land's new master, they remained kneeling in silence.
James squinted, observing them intensely. Even though he could erase them from existence in seconds, these haughty powerhouses' deep-seated disdain and prejudice against mortal beings did not subside.
He scoffed. "It seems you cling stubbornly to your contempt for mortal beings. I don't know where your sense of superiority comes from, but it's time for a change."
With a swift wave of a hand, a token that glowed with a crimson red light materialized in his hand.