The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 1142

Mount Thunder Sect's previous leader used to be the Great Grandmaster and held great prestige in Sol.

It stood to reason that this generation's sect leader would be just as, if not stronger.

James took a deep breath, took out his phone, and called Henry who was stationed far in the Capital.

It did not take long for Henry to pick up and answer the call. "Emperor, what orders do you have for me?"

James directly ordered him, "I'll send you an audio recording. Try and run it through the civilian database and see if you can find a match."

Henry said, "Okay, no problem."

James asked, "Have you sent Maxine and Thea back to Cansington."

'Yep. I've sent them back and trapped them in a room as per your instructions."

'They're martial artists so be when handling them, especially Thea. She's incredibly strong. I've sealed their acupoints, but it'll only hold them back them for a day at most. Once some time passes, the military region's soldiers won’t be able to stop them if they're determined to leave."

James paused for a moment to think, then continued. 'Tell two soldiers to inform Maxine and Thea that if they escape, all the soldiers guarding them will be executed. They're women, right? They won't have the heart to simply sacrifice innocent lives."

would not stay that way for long. The moment the two of them

Thunder.

them to blindly rush to their deaths. Although this method may not be

pass on

to Thea gaining such incredible capabilities in such a short period of time, but he did not pry further since

delivered his orders, he hung up the

the roadside outside the airport and observed the

but found himself at a loss and was unsure what

Thunder Sect's

was out of the

not kill an innocent to save

Callahans's lives would be

furrowed and his face was wrinkled

received a cal back

unable to decrypt the voice and run it through the database. As such, we couldn’t

"Alright. Thanks."

work and was mostly trying it as a

do I

leaned back on the staircase and

could not act