The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 3534

James stood up and loosened his muscles.

He was no longer in a state of post-battle exhaustion and was full of energy.

After stretching his body, he glanced at Mount Heavenly Path ahead. Stepping forward, he walked toward Mount Heavenly Path.

In Herschel Palace, Mount Heavenly Path, an unfamiliar man appeared in the main hall.

He wore a plain grey robe and had an average look. He appeared to be around thirty years old. On his forehead, there was a mysterious sigil. The sigil looked like a flame.

“Master,” the man spoke in a dull voice.

“Quinn, I’ll leave James to you. No matter what means you use, you must kill him outside of Mount Heavenly Path.”

Herschel issued a death order.

“Got it,” answered Quinn Zalesky before asking, “Shouldn’t my brother fight against him first? Why am I fighting him first?”

With a dark expression, Herschel responded, “Gutierre has already admitted defeat. I’m afraid Jackson won’t be his match, so I’m sending you directly. You can’t admit defeat. If James doesn’t die, you’re the one who’ll die. Do you understand?”

“I understand.”

Then, Quinn disappeared from the main hall.

Glancing at Herschel, Thea could tell that he was panicking. Her confusion grew as she had no idea why Herschel was adamant about killing James.

What kind of unresolvable grudge was there between Herschel and James?

Outside Mount Heavenly Path, a man was advancing slowly. Each step he took left a footprint. At this moment, he had already entered Mount Heavenly Path’s territory.

At the mountain range ahead, there was a thousand-meter-high stone tablet. Several vivid characters were engraved on the stone tablet.

“Mount Heavenly Path.”

These few words contained the Supreme Path Rhyme.

When James arrived at the entrance of Mount Heavenly Path, he realized that a man was standing before the stone tablet.

The man wore a grey robe and looked normal with a strange flame-like sigil on his forehead. It seemed to be burning.

Halting his steps, James stared at the person from afar.