The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 2250

Chapter 2250

The other people in Harolds’ group took a few steps back. They were fully aware of who Harold was and did not want to go against him. Choosing to fight him was akin to basically forfeiting your match.

“I still want to choose him.”

Harold pointed at James.

James’ brows furrowed together. He was slightly incensed by Harold’s decision.

“There are so many other people. Why does he insist on choosing me?’

James said in a discontented tone, “Do you take me for an easy opponent?”

Harold replied earnestly, “No. I chose you because you’re strong. I like fighting against strong opponents. Most importantly, you’re from Welkin Academy.”

James nodded and said, “Alright. Since you chose me, I won’t back down from the match. Is the strength of the Immortal Ascension’s Seventh Stair really that amazing? Watch me put you in your rightful place.”

James sneered spitefully in his heart.

He decided to secretly use the Sacrilegious Ascension in his next match if Harold overpowered him.

If he exploited the Sacrilegious Ascension technique in battle, his actions would not escape unnoticed by the more powerful people in the room.

However, he would slip under their radar if he were to only cast a portion of the technique.

Not everyone knew of this ancient signature martial art skill.

“Haha, I’m looking forward to it.” Harold smiled faintly.

After Harold selected his opponent, the people behind him continued to make their choice.

Following the order of yesterday’s matches, the remaining participants chose opponents from their own group.

Since James’ battle was the first the previous day, his bout was also arranged to be today’s starting match.

Harold stood inside the arena wearing a golden robe with his hands behind his back. His handsome face was calm and confident. In contrast, James stood opposite of him with a frown. on his face.

Truthfully, if this had been a life-or-death situation, James would not be afraid of Harold. Unfortunately, it was not a fight to the death but simply a mere contest.