The Almighty Dragon General

“Frona, you despicable bitch!” Yefrenes roared desperately, channeling all her energy to fend off the onslaught of attacks.
Meanwhile, James sat cross-legged at the highest point of the formation, calm and composed.
His 49 Primordial Spirits constantly cast and controlled the Supernatural Powers within the formation, launching unrelenting assaults on Yefrenes.
James refrained from engaging in close combat for several reasons.
First, he wanted to test the full power of the new formation to see if it could withstand the full force of a Caeloros God of Nothingness.
Second, he aimed to gauge Yefrenes’ current strength after being halved.
Third, he intended to delay time.
He knew that the longer the three Caeloros Gods of Nothingness remained in the Haleth Realm, the weaker they would become.

Hence, it made no sense to confront them at their peak strength.
By trapping Yefrenes long enough, her power would gradually diminish, giving him the upper hand.
By then, her fate would be in his hands.
At the top of the Historial Palace, Zbynek and Lilibeth were anxious.
They could see the massive formation spinning rapidly from outside but could not see the battle inside.
Zbynek asked, "Do you think James will win, Lilibeth?” Lilibeth took a deep breath.
“It’1] be tough.
Though he got the other two Caeloros Gods of Nothingness to leave, Yefrenes is still as powerful as Frona.
Even at only fifty percent strength, a divine being from the Haleth Realm can't possibly stand against her.” Zbynek frowned.
“So we can only watch and do nothing? I must remind you that though we’re not from the Haleth Realm, we're tightly connected to its fate.
We're doomed if the Caeloros God of Garuda gains control over James.” Lilibeth closed her eyes.
She was well aware of their circumstances, but breaking a seal cast by a Caeloros God of Nothingness was no easy task.
“We can't wait any longer.
Even if we can’t escape, we can at least channel power into James’ formation.
It’s better than waiting for death,” Zbynek said anxiously and punched the seal.