<h4>Chapter 1196 - 1196: Blood Dragon Emperor </h4>
The four Generals stopped at thest floor to notice the broken statue of the Dragon, the pieces of which were lying on the ground.
"What’s this?" The Southern General asked, frowning. "There’s nothing but this broken thing here. I thought there would be a treasure here?"
While the Southern General was seemingly annoyed that there was nothing special, the Northern General was frowning.
"This is problematic," the Northern General said, frowning.
"Why?" The Southern General asked, frowning.
"This statue isn’t normal," The Eastern General also said as his frown deepened. He was as old as the Northern General and knew more things. He understood a lot.
"What about this statue?’ the Western General asked. Even he didn’t know what it was.
The Northern General stepped closer to the broken statue and picked it up before he looked inside.
"I guess I was right. The formation is broken. He is free..." He said, frowning.
"Who is free?" Western General asked, frowning.
"The Dragon Emperor..." The Northern General said, shaking his head.
"What? What do you mean?" The Southern General inquired, not understanding. "What Dragon Emperor?"
"The soul of the Dragon Emperor who was entrapped by the First Immortal Emperor. He was trapped inside this statue in the formation. Not only has the statue broken, but even the formation is broken. The soul of the Dragon Emperor is free, I think," The Northern General said, frowning.
"This can be really bad. If his soul got to his body, it’d be problematic. He woulde for revenge against the humans and the Blood Dragons," The Eastern General chimed in. This shocking revtion had stunned them.
"Wasn’t the First Immortal Emperor a friend of the Dragons? Why would he trap the soul of the Dragon Emperor? And the Dragons, why did they not stop him?" The Southern General inquired.
"I think you should have studied more. I’m surprised to see that a person in such a high position doesn’t know about that. But the history that’s avable to the public is a little different," The Northern General said, shaking his head.
"It wasn’t that the Dragons and Humans were friends from the moment they came to know of each other. The Dragon Emperor was ruthless, and he tried to annihte anyone who wasn’t a Blood Dragon."
"Moreover, he even acted against his own species. Even the Blood Dragons didn’t like the Blood Dragons like this Tyrant."
"That’s why the First Immortal Emperor and the Blood Dragons joined hands against the Dragon Emperor of Blood Dragons. Since the Dragon Emperor’s physical defense was almost impossible to break through, they almost had no choice but to use other methods."
"That’s why they schemed against the Blood Dragon Emperor. The greatest human artificer made this ordinary looking status that wouldn’t make anyone suspicious."
"The First Immortal Emperor acted as an Envoy to give this to the Blood Dragon Emperor while also epting to be the eternal ve of the Blood Dragon Emperor and to help him wipe humans. And as the Dragons kept their Emperor distracted, he didn’t be suspicious as he epted this gift."
"Fortunately, all things happened just as the Immortal Emperor had nned, and this worked. The statue dragged the soul of Blood Dragon Emperor out of his body which they trapped in this statue itself."
"As for the body of the Blood Dragon Emperor, the First Emperor took it and hid it somewhere no one knows about," the Northern General said as he finished exining.
"Yeah. The body was kept by humans while the soul was protected by Dragons. It was done to make sure that the two things never meet again. But it seems like Dragons failed," the Eastern General said, shaking his head.
"And that’s how the friendship of Dragons and Humans became what we know in history," the Northern General said.
"This... You mean the Blood Dragon Emperor soul is now free? What the heck? Is that why Dragons left this ce? They went into hiding because they’re scared of retribution from the Blood Dragon Emperor?" The Western General said, looking concerned.
"It’s possible. But I just don’t understand how the Dragons can let it break. From what I know, a Dragon should always have stayed here to protect this statue and make sure it never breaks. How could this happen?" The Northern General wondered, frowning.
"Maybe that Dragon himself identally broke the statue?" the Southern General suggested.
"It doesn’t matter how it happened. The problem is that it has happened. And that Blood Dragon soul is pretty powerful. Finding it in itself would be a chore in itself for weak people like us," he further said.
"We should leave as well. It’s confirmed that Blood Dragons have run away. It’s also known why they did that now. I don’t think we should dy anymore. Let’s leave and inform the Emperors. We need to be prepared for the return of the Blood Dragon Emperor if he reaches his body," The Northern General said as he started flying down.
"We can make sure it doesn’t happen if any of the four Emperors know where the body is kept. I sure do hope they do. Or we’ll be like the sitting ducks, just waiting," the Eastern General muttered as he also flew down with the others.
All four Generals left the treasure temple. They were so concerned about the Blood Dragon Emperor that they didn’t even bother checking other ces. None of them knew about Long Chen, who was still plucking the herbs.
As the four Generals left the Dragon Temple, it again returned to its silence.
There was only one group inside the Dragon Temple, and it was of Long Chen that had still been collecting the herbs, taking everything from the Herb Garden. After four months, Long Chen actually finished up as he noticed that all the herbs were collected in a single ce.
With a single wave of his arms, he kept everything inside his storage ring.
"Finally done. This ce is so big," Long Jun said, sitting on the ground. The others also sat down as they started resting.
"Thank you for everything," Long Chen told everyone as he also sat down.
"Do you even need to thank us?" Sima Ziyi asked in return, squinting her eyes.
"We’re your family. That’s the least we should do," Long Jun also chimed in. "Anyway, you can send us back when you’re ready. You’ll be busy too."
"It’s fine. You can rest here. We don’t have to leave so soon either," Long Chen let out as he alsoid on the soft grass as if it was his bed.