The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 1005

“Who are you? Why are you imprisoned here?” James asked as he approached the elderly man whose limbs were chained.

He scrutinized him from head to toe. The bearded man’s hair was white and disheveled, and it seemed that he had not had a shower in years. The moment James approached him, he could smell a nasty stench.

Looking at the chains on the elderly man, James tried pulling at them. He wanted to break them, but the chains were solid. No matter how hard he tried, he could not break them.

“With how weak you are, you might as well give it up.” The elderly man sat on the ground. The moment his body moved, the sound of chains could be heard. He said lazily, “This is made of quartz steel. You can’t break them.”

James sat down and looked at the elderly man before him. “Who are you? Why are you imprisoned in the Blithe family’s dungeon?”

“Answer my question first.” The man glanced at James.

After a brief moment of hesitation, James said, “I’m the commander-in-chief of the Black Dragon Army of Sol. I was captured because of some misunderstanding.”

hell is the

an embarrassed look on his face. The man must have been imprisoned here for quite some time. He was

be an ancient martial

his appearance alone. However, since he was imprisoned in the depths of the dungeon with chains all over him, it should be safe to assume that he was a powerful ancient martial artist. Otherwise, all four of his

unnoticed. Only by saving the elderly man and joining forces with him

and fixed his gaze on

felt uncomfortable being stared at, and his skin began to crawl. “Wh-Why are you staring at me?” He stood up. Alarmed, he unconsciously took

the man

from the man’s palm, and James could not resist the pull. The

entering his body. It flowed freely around his body

slight grin, he said, “Though your True Energy is weak, all

that hold the man in place. Although it was dimly lit, he could vaguely see that the chains were black. He gently tugged at one and was

more. He wanted to break them so

hard he tried, he simply could