The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 1542

Chapter 1542

James lay quietly on a bed in a bungalow somewhere in Sol.

Thomas had already sealed his acupoints so he would not wake up unless his acupoints were released once more.

Thomas sat by the bed and looked at James, who was sleeping peacefully.

He looked at James with a reluctant expression.

Since James left the Southern Plains last year and headed to Cansington, he always kept his eye on James. When he could not personally observe him, he had someone else watch over James in his stead. Thus, he knew where James had been throughout the entirety of the past year.

This is how he knew that James had been to Polaris Sect.

Over the past few decades, Thomas traveled all over the world.

As long as the sect had some sort of renown, he had visited almost all of them and secretly learned their signature martial art techniques.

Naturally, he had also been to Polaris Sect and learned their signature martial art technique as well.

However, this martial art technique was incompatible with Thomas.

Thomas was unsure of whether James had been to Polaris Sect’s Sacred Fire Cavern and if he had seen the Nine Scriptures of Ordeals during his time there.

If James had seen it before, he would be able to help him.

Otherwise, it would be tantamount to tossing James straight into shark–infested waters.

Thomas was lost in thought.

He turned away.

Soon, he returned back to James‘ side.

However, his appearance was completely different. He made a human mask and disguised himself as the Polaris Sect’s leader, Archbishop Polaris, also known as Zekiel.

His reason for doing this was to ascertain James‘ progress before proceeding. He wanted to find out if James had already seen the Nine Scriptures of Ordeals. Then, he planned to teach the technique to him under the guise of Archbishop Polaris.

After entering the room, he unsealed James‘ acupoints.

Not long after, James woke up.

He gradually opened his eyes.

A headache instantly assailed James from having slept too long.

“Thea.”