The Almighty Dragon General

Wynton's words were clear and logical, but James didn't respond. He only smiled.

"You don't seem to agree with me." Wynton pointed at James. "It's fine. After all, you only hold the title of Lord of the Haleth Realm. You aren't a god yet. Managing the divine beings..."

"No, I share your thoughts," James lifted his wine glass, still smiling. "But you seem confused about the difference between being heartless and violent versus acting for everyone's benefit and being selfish." Upon hearing that, Wynton frowned.

"If you truly were heartless and ruthless, that would be a blessing for the divine beings of the Haleth Realm," James took a sip of wine. "If that were the case, you wouldn't have needed to reincarnate."

It was evident that these words stung Wynton. His expression darkened, and anger flashed in his eyes.

"Do you think I wanted it to happen? If it weren't for Frona and the others, I..."

"Every debt has its debtor and every injustice its perpetrator," James played with his wine glass nonchalantly. "Why do you hold grudges against the Xanadu Realm but implicate the divine beings of the Haleth Realm?"

Wynton was at a loss for words, his eyes wide with lingering upset.

really as you say, you had a choice," James looked at him, emphasizing each word. "You could have gone to the Xanadu Realm and fought them. The countless divine beings behind you would have

didn't, proving the situation isn't as you

part of preparations and plans since the inception

Your merits are immeasurable, but none of the divine beings expected it was your cover to subvert the Forty- Nine

not only absorbed the awakening of their providence but also kidnapped their past, present, and future. You killed them for your

sighed deeply before continuing, "This isn't just heartless and ruthless.

he lost his calm and collected

no intention of

Historial being you created, and yet I choose to

to

unlike At least, she won't eradicate all naturally derived

gaze, Wynton suddenly

laughter was that of a madman, devoid of the previous arrogance