Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 1746

Thea appeared during a critical moment.

In her hands was the Malevolent Sword.

Her appearance caused an uproar.

It was no secret that Thea had lost her memories and strength after she converted her cultivation base. To find her, James offered the Novenary Golden Pills to anyone that could provide information on her whereabouts.

After a year, she suddenly reappeared in Cansington.

However, she had lost her memories and cultivation base.

After appearing suddenly, she descended from the sky.

The energy radiating from her stunned everyone present.

The crowd was also in awe of her beauty.

Sky frowned upon seeing Thea show up and thought to himself, ‘Why did she come here to interfere?’

Sky looked at Thea.

Thea’s eyes were also fixated on him.

Thea ignored the Thunder King and glared at Sky furiously.

Swoosh!

She pointed the Malevolent Sword at Sky.

After being taken aback for a second, Sky smiled and said, “What’re you doing, Thea?”

Thea asked coldly, “James headed out to sea with you. Why did you return without him? What happened to James?”

Sky looked remorseful.

“I’ve already explained it many times. On the island, there was a powerful man that had lived for one thousand and three hundred years. He was a ninth-rank martial artist and was overwhelmingly strong. Even James wasn’t a match for him. While I was looking for the dragon's whereabouts, James somehow aggravated this mysterious person.”

Sky paused briefly and continued. “I heard a fight breaking out, so I rushed there. When I reached, I saw James in a fierce battle with this strange person and clearly outmatched by the stranger. James was being crushed and had no chance of fighting back.

“I wanted to save him but was too powerless.

“I was fortunate to have fled fast enough. Otherwise, I, too would have died on that island.

“I’ve gathered martial artists from all over the world for two purposes. One would be to slay the dragon on the island. Secondly, to avenge James.”

Thea listened to Sky’s narration of the events.