Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 842

“Understood.”

Henry nodded. Then, he turned to his men. “We’re heading to the courthouse.”

Rows of vehicles lined up neatly and were readied for departure at the military region.

A thousand Red Flame Army soldiers boarded and made their way to the courthouse.

The courthouse was a place where powerful figures in Sol were put on trial.

Not too long ago, James too was put on trial here.

At the moment of his return, James felt an uncomfortable sense of deja vu. However, he immediately shook off the feeling.

He stood in the middle of the courthouse and looked at the Blade of Justice glinting sharply before him.

Behind him was a middle-aged man. He was the chief justice who was in charge of the courthouse.

Upon being presented with the King’s secret orders, he allowed James passage within.

James strode purposefully toward the Blade of Justice. Looking at the sword which represented the highest authority in all of Sol, he whispered, “I told you I’ll be back for the Blade of Justice.”

Henry said, “Congratulations, Dragon King. The sword is in the hands of its rightful owner once again.”

With a determined look, James looked at his convoy and barked, “To the Emperor’s Mansion!”

Then, James left with the Blade of Justice in his hand.

When he heard where James was headed to, the court justice felt a shiver go down his spine.

Th-The Emperor’s Mansion?

What on earth is going on?!

Upon recalling the Red Flame Army sealing off the city, he could not help but grimace uneasily.

After retrieving the Blade of Justice, James headed toward the Emperor’s Mansion with his men.

The Emperor’s mansion was soon surrounded by 3000 Black Dragon Army soldiers.

However, the man himself was nowhere to be found.

At a gazebo in the Emperor’s Mansion…

James narrowed his eyes as he waited for the Emperor to make an appearance.

Henry walked over to him with his men and ordered, “We’re here to deliver the results of our survey! We searched the place from top to bottom but couldn’t find any trace of the Emperor. Even the servants were unaware of his current whereabouts.”