The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 1556

Chapter 1556

James had never seen this person before nor heard of his name.

However, it seemed this person named Tyrus had known him for a long time.

James looked at the man before him with flinty eyes

This man was extremely strong and was on par with him in terms of cultivation base.

He had ascended the Fifth Stair’s peak and was on the verge of entering the Sixth Stair. He had assumed he was the strongest in the world, but all of a sudden, this man shows up and demonstrated strength that was at least equal to his.

The world was indeed full of hidden masters.

It proved that as one climbed higher, one would also come into contact with similarly remarkable people.

“Who exactly are you, Tyrus?” James questioned him with narrowed eyes.

However, Tyrus did not answer his question. He simply stared at James, shocked that James‘ strength had exceeded his expectations.

He practically watched James grow up.

Ever since James was drafted into the Southern Plains ten years ago, he had secretly watched over him.

He was very familiar with James‘ strength.

Unexpectedly, James‘ strength had increased substantially in less than half a month.

“I’ll tell you if you can defeat me.”

Suddenly, Tyrus‘ body let off a fearsome aura, causing a plume of sand and dust to rise and billow out around them.

Some fallen leaves along the roadside also fluttered in the air, drawn in by the force of Tyrus‘ energy.

The leaves gathered into a ball and were swept up from the ground.

Tyrus casually waved his hand, and the ball formed by the fallen leaves hurtled toward James.

Woosh!

The wind howled and the force swept raced toward him.

James quickly stepped back.

He summoned his True Heavenly Energy and concentrated it in his hand. He leaped 30 meters into the air and swung his fist at Tyrus.

From his fist, a phantom fist shot forward.

The phantom fist was formed from concentrated True Energy.

It contained a devastating strength, enough to split mountains.

The illusory phantom fist struck the ball of fallen leaves, dispersing it instantly.