All Chapters of The Almighty Dragon General: Chapter 5911 - Chapter 5920

Perthacus heaved a deep breath. “I’ll ask you one more time. Are you sure about this?” With a nonchalant expression on his face, James signaled him to proceed. Perthacus channeled his Zen into the soul contract. A short while later, the soul contract emitted a bright light. Then, it split into three copies. Two of those copies flew toward Perthacus and James respectively and fused into their bodies. Then, the third copy combusted and turned into ashes. Perthacus turned around and looked at James. “You have both skills and grit, young man. It seems you’ll help Mount Martialis rise to fame in the Beauregard Test and the Forladtt Trial.” “The Beauregard Test and the Forladtt Trial?” James furrowed his brows. “What are those?” “I’ve come here to inform you about them.” Perthacus gave a small sigh. “The leader of the Timaeus Sect recently made an announcement. All members of the Yuraeceon Xaelm Rankʼs First to Seventh Tribulation are to gather at the Beauregard ten epochs la

Since none of them gave any response, Quattro sat down in his seat again with an awkward look on his face. “I think we should pick Stephen.” Xzavion said, “He’s more skilled than me, and he has an excellent cultivation base. With his current powers, Stephen has a better chance of achieving the Yuraeceon Xaelm Rankʼs Second Tribulation.” Xzavion grinned at James. “My body is still not strong enough. At Mount Martialis, they happen to focus on the training of the Martial Path Power, which is essential for enhancing the powers and resilience of our body. I’ll try to train and improve my physical condition in the meantime.” As expected, Xzavion was the most mature and sensible person in their group. Ever since they left the Dark Genesis World, Xzavion had been offering the others advice or guidance as someone with more knowledge and experience. James had nothing to refute as Xzavion had provided them with good reasoning for his suggestion. Stephen was about to voice his objecti

Those words were like a knife to Truettʼs heart. Truett dropped to his knees with a devastated look on his face. “Dad, I was defeated. Although I had powers of the Yuraeceon Xaelm Rankʼs Seventh Tribulation, I still lost to a man on the Yuraeceon Xaelm Rankʼs First Tribulation.” Truett cried dejectedly, “I am no longer the peerless fighter or the son that you take pride in!” There was a loud sound as Yegor threw a slap across Truettʼs face. Truettʼs eyes were bright with unshed tears as he looked up at Yegor. “I’m a shame to the Skynet group!” Yegor slapped Truett in the face again, and he even gave him a heavy kick on the stomach. “You should punish me, Dad.” Truett pushed himself up and continued kneeling. “I’ve lost everything. I might as well just die.” “If those are your honest feelings, I can always do you a favor and exterminate you. I’ll just assume that I’ve never had a son,” Yegor said in a frigid tone. Truett lifted his gaze. “Dad…” “Donʼt call me that.”

“Havenʼt I trained diligently all this while?” Truettʼs voice was shaking. “Have I not done everything well enough?” “No.” Yegor stared into Truettʼs eyes. “As Yegor Sadlerʼs son, you need to work harder than everyone else. You need to have exceptional powers but keep a low profile. That would prove that you did not misuse your status as Skynetʼs young master to have things go your way.” “Your ego and arrogance grew as others kept heaping praises on you. Those are the very things that are stopping you from improving in your cultivation. They also limit you from seeing our worlds and your surroundings objectively.” “Think about it. How long have you been stuck on the Yuraeceon Daelm Rankʼs Fifth Tribulation?” “All you ever cared about back then was to find more battle opponents or to look for superb signature skills. Yet, you completely overlooked the importance of improving your mental fortitude.” Yegor stood up and let out a sigh. “However, mental fortitude plays a huge pa

However, there was a huge difference between one realizing the truth for themselves and someone telling you the truth. The former was a moment of epiphany. Truett being able to have this much understanding of himself was a sign that he had great potential. Suddenly, Truett got down on his knees. “I’ll follow your orders starting today, James. I am willing to accept any punishment if you find anything lacking in what I do.” James said unhurriedly, “I donʼt need a servant. What I am looking for is a brave and trustworthy friend who is willing to face any difficult situations with me.” “Get up. My friends donʼt have to kneel before anyone, regardless of their powers and status.” Truettʼs face lit up, and he immediately stood up. “When can you regain your full powers?” James asked. Truett sighed. “It’ll take at least an entrapoch.” James nodded. “Do you think you can avoid being detected if you are to join the Timaeus Sectʼs test?” “You’re underestimating the efficacy o