The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 4012

James had guessed that Thea did not dare appear because there were Watchers monitoring her from the shadows.

Even so, he did not know about the specifics. Now that Thea was before him, perhaps his questions could now be answered.

"I know about the war in the Primordial Realm. I also know that all the powerful figures of the Primordial Realm’s Human Race were wiped out. Only you escaped and gave yourself a new name-Yukia Dearnaley. But I would like to know more about the details."

James looked at Thea, his wife. The person before him was familiar yet foreign to him. Her appearance was familiar, yet her identity as the matron of the Human Race and the mysterious Yukia Dearnaley was very unfamiliar to him.

Thea fell into deep thought. After some time, she said, ‘The Primordial Realm was once among the Greater Realms, and the Human Race was also one of the many races there.

Race was weak. However, we soon emerged rapidly and spread our bloodline far and wide. This affected the status of some races.

of the Human Race were

From that day onward, the cultivation path of the Human Race reached a dead end. Ever since then, the Omniscience Path could no longer be cultivated. After the Ten Great Races worked together

James listened intently.

Primordial Realm.

saying that, there was a wistful

monitor all humans and living beings in the Primordial Realm. The moment a powerful figure that could pose a threat to them emerges, he or she would be immediately eradicated. Throughout history, there have been countless prodigies

Human Race was defeated, we thought of a way out. We would create a world that is comparable to the Primordial Realm. The powerful figures of the past will transform into Universe Seeds to facilitate

able to stand up against the other races. Although I had been cautious in my doings, my

was there to alleviate her burden. However, as long as the new universe was not yet created, she was a member of the Human Race. As the matron of the Human Race, she shouldered the burden