The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 1977
“Don’t be impulsive, James,” Tyrus quickly reminded him.
Langston said, “I should go there myself. Xandra must’ve been captured by Overworld cultivators. Our martial artists on Earth
are still too weak. They’re no match for the Overworld’s cultivators. We can only compromise for the time being and avoid direct
conflict.”
He was well aware of the Overworld Outsider’s strength. Over the years, many of them had challenged him, and he got severely
injured every time.
Not even once did he win against them
Langston was worried that something would happen to James if he went to Mount Silbergh.
James looked at Tyrus and Langston, saying, “Uncle, Grandfather, allow me to do it instead. I’m fully
capable of resolving these matters now. They’re nothing but some Overworld martial artists. I’ll destroy them if they dare lay
hands on my mother.”
James had a cold and gloomy expression.
“You?” Langston looked at James.
James’ complexion relaxed, and he smiled, saying, “I haven’t been idle in the past three years and have been cultivating very
hard. I’m much stronger than I was before.”
Seeing that James was so confident, Langston felt a huge relief.
“I’ll arrange a private plane to send you to Mount Silbergh instantly,” said Tyrus.
“Alright.” James nodded.
Afterward, Tyrus went to get James’ Primordial Dragon Blade and arranged a private plane to send James to Mount Silbergh.
Delainey did not follow and temporarily stayed in Lothian.
James boarded the helicopter and took off to Mount Silbergh.

Mount Silbergh was within a mountain range in Sol and was a primary mountain. Hardly any people lived around the area.
Half a day later, James arrived at an open field not far from Mount Silbergh.
James alighted the helicopter.
He turned to the helicopter’s pilot and instructed, “Alright. You can head back first. It’ll be dangerous to continue staying here.”
“Alright.” The pilot nodded.
The helicopter took off and slowly left the place.
James looked at the mountains ahead of him.
The mountain range was vast, and there was no end in sight. It looked like another world could be hidden in the deepest part of
the mountains.
James reached the area when it was evening.
By the time he entered the mountain range, the sky had already darkened.
He took out his phone and called his mother, Xandra.
Soon, the call was connected.
An angry voice came from the phone. “I’m warning you. This woman will die tragically if you don’t hand over the Sacred Tree.”
James did not know who captured his mother, nor did he know their precise location.
Thus, he asked calmly, “I’ve arrived in Mount Silbergh. Where are you? I’ll bring the Sacred Tree to you.”
“I’ll send you my location right away.”
After the other person finished speaking, he hung up the phone.
Soon, James received a location.
He opened a map to check and found it was only about fifty kilometers from his current location. Then, he walked forward calmly.

At that moment, many people were gathered on top of a mountain within Mount Silbergh.
A woman covered in blood was tied to a big tree. She looked miserable as there were some injuries on her body, and her hair
was disheveled.
The others were men, about seven to eight of them.
“We’re not going to get anyone by just waiting here, Sir. We should kill her and head to Lothian to retrieve the Sacred Tree.”
A man wearing a black robe suggested.