The Almighty Dragon General novel Chapter 5243

Chapter 5243 After outlining the future cultivation plan, James departed from Mount Caden and headed to the main peak of Dieux Academy.

He arrived at the library.

Dedicated disciples were guarding the library, and access was restricted to those with tokens.

Moreover, even with access, one could only view the Supernatural Signature Skills but not take them away.

To do so, one needed to make a contribution, but this permission would only last for a limited time.

Once that time expired, the borrowed Supernatural Signature Skills had to be returned.

“Sect Elder,” a disciple guarding the library respectfully greeted James as he arrived.

The library was an important place within Dieux Academy, and the disciples stationed there possessed high cultivation realms.

Even the weakest among them were at the Petit Celestial Rank.

Besides, the role of guarding the library was highly sought after because it granted unrestricted access to view the Supernatural Signature Skills.

“Hmph,” a cold snort echoed.

Following that, a man approached and glanced at James.

He said, “A Sovereign Third Rank can also become a sect elder of the academy.

Our headmaster must be blind.” James knew many disciples of Dieux Academy were dissatisfied with his appointment as a sect elder.

He chose not to engage with this disciple and simply stated, “I’m here to take a look and see if there are any suitable Supernatural Signature Skills.” Having said that, he proceeded directly toward the library.

They believed that the competition and rivalry among the disciples of their respective mountains could drive the growth of Dieux Academy.

James had already entered the library.

Dieux Academy’s library consisted of nine levels, each containing a vast collection of mattial art skills organized by category.

Finding suitable martial art skills was no easy task.

He reached the martial art skills he needed on the first level and began to view them.

He did not need to take them because memorizing them would suffice.

Once he remembered them, he could replicate them after leaving the library.