The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 636

Chapter 636 Her mind was preoccupied with that man that took her body-the Black Dragon

She could not forget him. Suddenly, she saw the news being broadcasted on television.

“What?!” Tiara exclaimed.

“What’s wrong, Tiara?” Zigmund walked out of the study and could not help asking. “Dad, the Black Dragon is divorced.”

Tiara shouted excitedly and pointed to the news being broadcasted on the television,

“Look! Thea and James’ divorce and the Majestic Corporation’s disbandment are being broadcasted on the news right now!”

“Tiara, forget about him. You walk a different path from him.”

“Dad! How can I forget him after everything that happened? Dad, give me some money. I want to buy a ticket to Cansington to pursue my happiness,” Tiara said with teary eyes.

Zigmund did not know what to do with her.

Ultimately, he gave up and nodded. “Alright. I’ll transfer some money to you.”

The outside world was a complete mess. The rumors of Thea’s divorce and the Black Dragon spreaded like wildfire. The main focus was on the words that Newton recited— There will no longer be a Black Dragon of Sol or Majestic Corporation in Cansington.

This sentence caused a major public uproar.

Meanwhile, James turned off his phone after calling Ronald to collect evidence of Zion’s wife, Louisa. Then, he fell fast asleep in the House of Royals. The Black Dragon’s gossip spread everywhere throughout Sol in one night. At the same time, in a particular country at the Southern Plain’s borders. This country was Ishkabar.

Ishkabar had a relatively large land but was far inferior to Sol.

Ishkabar, a secret office,

An influential man of Ishkabar was having a secret meeting with one of Sol’s commanders.

“Commander, you’re putting me in a very difficult spot. Do you know how much it will cost to start a war?”

“Pablo, you should know who’s the one that secretly helped you to your current position. I can put you on the top and can easily pull you down too.” “I know, but Commander, this is too much to ask.”