Tales of The Mighty Dragonair

"Ding! The warriors are coming from many pocket worlds, and so your army can't handle them yet."

"Again?!" Arthur was speechless, "is there a way to summon all these worlds in any place? This is such a cheat!"

"Ding! But you can have many worlds like this."

"Last time I got nothing, sigh."

"Last time was different. The portals leading to the worlds were crushed by the Golam's oppressive aura."

"Hmm… that makes sense," he now understood why after killing the Golam he had no portal left for him to use!

"How many this time?" he said, trying to calculate his gain from this battle.

"Ding! Five hundred worlds are there."

"Wow, so many," he commented before adding, "how long have I been inside the trial?"

"Ding! A week!"

"What?!!!"

The short answer startled him. He thought he went there for three to four days, but a week? That was a lot of time wasted here. "Then I have to end this pointless fight fast," he decided.

"Will you stay here or come with me?"

He was going to join the fight and summon all his warriors if needed. A hot cake was waiting for him, and all he needed to do was to enter each portal and acquire the world.

As for Nara, she seemed strong, but not strong enough. "I will go and lead my warriors," she said as she didn't know everything; yet she could guess what was going on.

"Good, see you later then," he turned into a dragon before soaring to the sky.

"Finally! What took you so long?" as he approached the war zone, he was met with this sigh of relief from Sara.

"Didn't think you would be this pressured by mere warriors."

"Tsk, a week gone and now you come to mock me? These warriors are endless, plus many monsters appear from time to time," she said before adding, "they use strange formations to attack; mainly illusion based. Even I found it hard to deal with them."

"Illusion? He smirked before glancing over the distance. The ground was covered in fog that was hard to see from far; white and thin fog that was circling around each group of warriors.

The warriors divided themselves into ten thousand man groups, and they looked experienced. "They are strong," he remarked, while seeing the difference on the side of his warriors.

Scatter with no leader, that was the simple description for his army! Despite having the upper hand in numbers, they weren't faring well in terms of direct clashes with his organized enemies.

And the most annoying fact was these pocket worlds! They kept pouring out warriors non-stop, replenishing any fallen warriors on their side.

"You stay here," he simply said before heading directly towards the distant portals.

This time, he didn't intend to let any world slip off his hand. His garden world was now considered a large pocket world in its own regard, yet he aimed for it to be more spacious and larger.

He wouldn't let any chance off, especially if presented to him like this!

So, he planned to start from the rear, and start squeezing the invaders between him and his army.

He wasn't worried about these warriors anymore; their leader was about to reach and lead them. Nara seemed quite capable, or that what he hoped for.

"Won't you take me with you? Gosh, you just came and now you are leaving?" as for Sara, she seemed annoyed by his arrangement.

"I can't trust them to hold the fort, but I can trust you with that."

His simple reply made her drop any thought of coming with him. She knew what he was going to do, and unlike Tina she wasn't a fan of slaughter and deadly encounters.

Yet she wanted to accompany him to know what happened during the past week! Her mind never stopped stirring around this issue; great things must have happened and only he and that girl of the Terakos empire knew about them.

Nara was a lost case already, as the two didn't know each other yet for her to depend on her gossip. As for Arthur, if she couldn't know the truth from him right now; she would never know anything later!

She watched him leaving towards the distant portal, while he kept sending his deadly fire everywhere.

The portals seemed quite secured with a legion of fifty thousand warriors standing on guard. "They learned their lessons," he sneered, as if these warriors would be able to stop him.

As he passed over the portals, ruckus occurred in the lines of the guarding warriors. They feared for him to come at them. "Am I that famous already?" he was already in a good mood to joke about their nervous reactions.

Formations started to appear around many portals, yet he kept flying leisurely towards the distance. "Just be patient, your turn will come soon," he roared, and they thought he was about to attack and became more nervous.

As he reached the distant portal, he found it quite special than others. Hundred thousand warriors and a legion made entirely of strange shaped monsters secured this one.

The monsters were like giant dinosaurs with long thin pairs of wings. Most had three to four pairs, yet few had five.

Only one had ten pairs, looking majestic with this horn over his head. He stood in the middle of this huge army; like a king!

This monster had five pairs of eyes on each side of his head, with a central giant eye that gave Arthur the impression of being watched.

"They are a new clan then," he muttered before thinking back to the map he had in mind. "which clan is it? Are there any pillars in these worlds?" his interest was now much piqued by this point alone.

"Ding! This monster has an illusion soul attack eye."

The system suddenly warned, and Arthur knew it was referring to the central eye in his head. "Can I overcome it?"

"Ding! You can resist, yet can't crush it completely."

"Resisting is fine for me," Arthur didn't intend to repay the illusion double for the monster. He would do it using his arrows, fire, and claws.