Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 1153

More than a dozen disciples from Mount Thunder Sect tried to prevent James from advancing further.

However, these disciples were relatively weak. Most of them were in the first rank.

They were no match for James. Almost instantly, James slashed their swords in half, but the only thing they saw was a figure briefly flickering before their eyes.

The disciples' eyes all widened, and their minds began whirling with a mixture of disbelief, terror, and panic.

W-What kind of terrifying strength was this?

James did not want to escalate the situation further than was necessary. He stood behind them and said calmly, “Hurry off and report to your leader that James is here to visit.”

The disciples finally regained their senses, picked up the pieces of their broken swords, and quickly scrambled inside.

James stood in place and waited patiently.

Meanwhile, countless seasoned warriors from Mount Thunder Sect were gathered inside a large palace hall.

Sitting in front was Mount Thunder Sect’s leader, Jackson Cabral, and below him were a number of sect elders.

They were gathered to discuss the upcoming Mount Thunder Conference.

“Sect Leader, we have a problem…”

Some disciples rushed into the hall anxiously and got down on one knee.

Seated in the front, Jackson made his displeasure clearly evident. “Where’s your discipline? Why are you guys shouting?”

“Sect Leader, a young man showed up outside claiming to be James. He demanded to see you and disarmed many disciples.”

“James?” Jackson stood up abruptly.

Delainey had just told him about the once-in-a-century martial arts prodigy, James, and how he abolished the cultivation base of the head of the Johnstons.

“Yes, he claims to be James.”

“Let’s go out to have a look.” Jackson swiftly left ahead of them.

Delainey’s curiosity was piqued. She had heard of James’ name for some time but never had the chance to meet him.

The other elders also followed after them.

Outside, James held onto the Blade of Justice and gazed at the snow-capped mountains in the distance.

He was thinking about his next move.