The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 1224

Chapter 1224

All of them were injured. Some were even lying on stretchers.

Looking at Jackson Cabral who was in the lead, James asked, “What happened, Sect Leader Cabral?”

Wearing a grim expression, Jackson said, “We can no longer leave. An army has appeared with artilleries, tanks, armored cars, and even combat aircraft outside the Mount Thunder Sect. We were attacked while trying to flee. Many were killed.”

“An army?” James and Maxine exclaimed at the same time.

“Yes.” Jackson’s expression was solemn.

James asked, “Which army?”

Jackson shook his head. “I don’t know.”

“This is obvious enough, no? This must be the King’s plot. He plans to exterminate all martial artists inside Mount Thunder Sect.”

“Damn it! My ancestors once fought side by side with the Old King and performed major meritorious services. The new King plans to get rid of us all now that the nation is at peace because he’s intimidated by our martial prowess.

Many spoke exasperatedly.

James frowned, “What should we do now? Powerful figures are now in the midst of a fierce battle against the Spirit Turtle. We can’t approach them, nor can we leave this place with the army stationed outside.”

Jackson said, “We can only head over to the underground shelter of the Mount Thunder Sect.” James looked at him, puzzled.

Jackson explained, “There’s an underground shelter constructed by the founder of the Mount Thunder Sect. No matter the situation outside, we will definitely be safe there.”

Maxine hurriedly said, “I don’t think it’s a good idea. Didn’t you see how fierce the battle was? Even mountains have collapsed. If we enter the underground shelter, we might be buried beneath the rubble.”

“We have no choice, so we just have to think of a way to leave.”

Jackson knew that the Mount Thunder Sect would turn to rubble with the intense fight against the Spirit Turtle. When that happened, they would be buried underneath all the rubble. However, they had no other options.

At least they had a shot at survival.

Looking at the survivors, he asked, “What’s your opinion on this? Do you plan to follow me into the underground shelter or remain here?”