Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 1769

A powerful aura emanated from the dragon. Despite standing a distance away, Thea still felt suffocated by it, as if a boulder was crushing her. It made it difficult for her to breathe.

“Charge!!!”

Thomas pulled out his weapon.

Swoosh!

As Thomas drew his sword, a dazzling Sword Light shot up into the sky.

The Sword Light dispersed the clouds, and the sky was cleared instantly.

“This…?”

Many people looked on in awe as they noticed the sword Thomas was holding.

“The Malignant Sword?”

“It’s the infamous Malignant Sword!”

“I never expected Thomas to have the sword.”

“Is that really the Malignant Sword recorded in history?” Simon exclaimed.

The Malignant Sword was a famous and highly reputable sword recorded in history.

It was the sword of a wretched king of 1,800 years ago. After his death, there were no more records of it in history.

Thomas pulled out the Malignant Sword and pointed it at the cyan dragon in the distance. Then, he shouted, “My fellow martial artists, do you remember why we came here? We’re here to kill the dragon! Now that the dragon is right in front of us, brandish your weapons and slaughter the dragon! We’ll split the dragon’s blood equally, and everyone shall gain immortality together!”

Thomas’ voice rang out.

“Attack!!!” Sky also shouted.

Sky followed suit and drew his sword.

Although his sword was not as famed as Thomas, it was still far from ordinary and shined brightly.

Swoosh!

One after another, everyone began to draw their swords.

At that moment, the cyan dragon in the distant sky opened its mouth and spewed out its dragon’s breath.

Immediately, the powerful breath swept forward, causing enormous waves to crash and the wind to howl.

However, the crowd was not cowed by the display. They held their weapons and moved against the opposing force.

Thomas charged at the very front, swinging his Malignant Sword to form Sword Energies to resist the strong wind. The others spread out and surrounded the dragon.

Thea walked toward James and tugged him, saying anxiously, “Honey, we mustn’t kill the dragon.”