The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 340

James hung up the phone and smoked a cigarette outside before returning to the house.

The Hills were still debating who would be attending the review.

Just then, Clinton’s phone rang.

He answered the phone. “A-Alright, General Nolan. I understand.” He hung up The Hills’ eyes were fixated on him. “Clinton, did General Nolan call again?” asked Jedidiah.

“Yeah.”

Clinton took a deep breath and said, “Grandpa, I have some good news. Tomorrow, the Black Dragon of the Southern Plains will be at the military region and give a lecture to those selected for the special training” He jumped excitedly after announcing the news. “The Black Dragon! I’m finally going to see the Military God!” The Hills meinbers were stunned

The Black Dragon? The Black Dragon was coming to North Cansington? Thea was also slightly taken aback and thought to hersell, ‘Is the mysterious Mr. Caden also in North Cansington?’

Clinton calmed down, sat down, and continued, “However, General Chase called to inform me that family attendance has been canceled, and I won’t be able to bring family members this time.”

Hearing this, the Hills’ youngsters were disappointed. However, they were still excited and surrounded Clinton knowing that he could meet the inilitary god, the guardian of Sol, tomorrow

you get an

me what the Black

A group surrounded Clinton.

herself, ‘Why are you suddenly going to the military

she was puzzled, she dared nol question

throughout

the Hills’ villa’s

was lying in bed, using her hands as a pillow as she stared blankly at the ceiling. James sat beside

lot during this trip to North Cansington, and it would be

up, walked out of the room, and sat on

out a cigarette and

phone and sent a message

texted, (I’m going to the military region tomorrow morning. Help me

had not fallen asleep and was lying

sleep She immediately began to come up with ideas for James

reported at the military region early in the morning. The Callahans planned to leave

approached Thea and

haven’t been to North Cansington for many years, and

“Sure.”