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Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 50

Summary for Chapter 50: Roar of the Supreme Warrior

What Happens in Chapter 50 – From the Book Roar of the Supreme Warrior

Dive into Chapter 50, a pivotal chapter in Roar of the Supreme Warrior, written by Crazy Carriage. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Billionaires fiction.

James's roar was like cracking thunder, making Rowena's ears ring and leaving her in a daze.

All she could do was sob, not knowing how else to respond.

After a while, she finally calmed down enough to say something, her face a look of despair. "I don't know… I really don't... I-I think Trent took the painting to the Capital as a gift for someone."

Slice!

James picked up the switchblade from the bed and swung it at Rowena's hand, splattering blood everywhere.

Rowena opened her mouth in agony, but no sound came out. Her expression twisted hideously in pain and she trembled.

James casually pulled out some silver needles and inserted them into Rowena's body.

Rowena could not die yet. Not without the painting back in his hands.

Her palm stopped bleeding after the needles were inserted, but the pain was still there.

It was an unbearable kind of pain.

Right now, all she wanted was to die.

James was right. Living was worse than death, yet she was unable to die.

James sat back down and stared at Rowena, looking like a bereaved dog. "This pain you've suffered is nowhere near enough to atone for your sins," he said coldly. "I'll ask you again. Where is Moonlit Flowers on Cliffside's Edge?"

"I… I don't… I don't know," Rowena said through chattering teeth, barely able to get her words out.

James frowned.

The average person would have cracked and told him the truth under such torture, out of a primal need for self-preservation. If Rowena was saying that she had no idea where the painting was, did it mean she was telling the truth?

That painting was his family's most treasured heirloom. It had been passed down through his lineage for countless generations. His grandfather even said that their family could be annihilated, but the painting could not be lost.

Rowena was still trembling, her teeth chattering.

She felt incredibly lightheaded but was stuck in consciousness, unable to truly faint.

He told Rowena to add pressure, so she would spare no effort tracking down Moonlit Flowers on Cliffside's Edge.

The only noise heard after James left was Rowena's sobs.

She was still trembling.

"The… Black Dragon… The Commander of the Southern Plains… That Black Dragon? One of the Five Commanders?"

She did not dare believe her ears.

How did the Caden kid from ten years ago turn into the universally-feared Black Dragon?

She may not have been in the military, but Trent was a soldier with a high ranking. She had heard him mention the Five Commanders once.

The Black Dragon had only been a commander for a short time. One year, to be exact.

But he was by far the scariest.

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