Tales of The Mighty Dragonair

"But…" Madly paused, "I'm worried about grandpa Regil," she said.

"I'm worried about everyone, you here included," Arthur replied before adding, "have faith in me. I know what I'm doing."

The three weren't that much convinced yet they all silently nodded. "Great, now I want you all to focus entirely on training and supervise upon others as well. I need to select the best of the best at the end of our stay here."

"What about the city?" Gor asked.

"Don't worry yourself about it," Arthur smiled before adding, "I have one dragon and one tigress holding the fort for us. Plus I keep an eye over there all the time."

He intended to bring the two girls here first, but now he changed his mind. He couldn't let anyone leave here for the time being, and he needed someone he could trust to guard the city.

"Now go, plan things here and make places for monsters and chiefs," he waved his hand and everyone left except for Amelia.

He glanced silently at her before she embarrassedly asked, "are you going to leave me?"

Her sudden question startled him. He didn't speak in words as he went ahead and took her directly in his embrace. "Silly girl, you are my woman. I never leave my woman, ever," he said before painting a soft kiss over her sweet lips and felt her bounding heart in her chest with his fingers.

"Alright," she nodded before he let her go and watched her body move in such a clumsy way.

"You should take some rest with your girls, listen to me and grab her. She wants you in," the golden dragon said while acting wise.

"I will treat them the way they deserve after wrapping things here," he promised before adding, "besides there is only one girl here that's mine, not more."

"That Lily one has feelings for you," the golden dragon said before laughing, "I can sniff far from here, hehehe."

"Lily?" Arthur was surprised for a moment before turning to glance far towards the little girl working with others at the distance, "she is still young."

"Then go for Madly."

"Not my type."

"Sigh, you let the sweetest beans slip away man, you shouldn't let any girl move this far without making her full and satisfied."

Arthur smiled and said nothing. He turned his gaze around, taking a deep refreshing breath before sorting out his thoughts. "Let's do things in order, bring over all the chefs from before, plus many warriors."

"Ding! Are we going to have a party now?"

"The biggest party ever," he laughed before adding, "also arrange warriors to drive monsters to here. We have many to strengthen."

"Ding! Don't forget yourself," the system advised.

"Of course I won't," Arthur smiled before adding, "I'll do everything in hand to make my body stronger."

"May I ask what you will need the monsters for? That weird ceremony of yours perhaps?"

"Weird ceremony… that's just a simple way to make people stronger fast," Arthur laughed shortly over the golden dragon words before correcting him.

"If so then I have a suggestion," the golden dragon said before adding, "you are using light based monsters, not dark monsters, right?"

"Sure, the garden purified the monsters and upgraded them," Arthur replied while watching the first batch of cooks to appear in the place with some warriors.

They were the group he previously enhanced with his meat, yet this time he would need more of them for sure.

"Then you should use the pillars you have collected here," the golden dragon said before adding, "I have a strong purifying diagram that can purify and upgrade monsters at least two ranks with the help of your pillars."

"Two ranks?" Arthur muttered before adding, "does this mean a monster about to advance to be human can gain some benefit of it?"

"Not to that degree for sure," the golden dragon laughed before adding, "at least this step would exhaust many of your pillars."

"She deserves this," Arthur said before laughing, "they both do."

"What do you mean?"

"Nothing," Arthur shook his head before adding, "I can use this to enhance the monsters first, seeing how far this will lead us."

"You won't be disappointed," the golden dragon said in confidence, "but you need as many monsters as you can get. This diagram might take six thousands of your pillars at least and will cover a huge stretch of land and can be activated twice only. So, make sure to use every inch inside this diagram."

Arthur nodded before asking in curiosity, "what's the name of this diagram?"

"The heaven defying diagram."

"I like this name," Arthur laughed.

"It's only targeting monsters. A certain empire once had reached the peak with this diagram as it depended entirely on the upgraded monsters."

"Reaching the human stage?" Arthur asked.

"This stage is considered the basic stage up there," the dragon corrected before adding, "there are a long way ahead of them in upgrading."

"Wow," Arthur commented before adding, "never thought there was a higher stage than being human."

"There are, even humans have higher stages as well."

Arthur felt this was something above his reach right now. "Alright, we'll start with cooking first before enough number of monsters are gathered," he paused as he took a glance around, "prepare a place nearby for the monsters to be upgraded at and gather them there."

"Ding! Inside or outside the center?" the system asked.

"Won't matter, but better to be outside the center," the golden dragon said before adding, "after all things got augmented by facing their nemesis."

Arthur agreed by nodding while he waited for half an hour before all the chefs from before were moved here with a large army of fifty thousand warriors.

Many battles and missions were now ended and that left those warriors having nothing else to do. The sudden appearance of all these startled everyone, yet Arthur's top leaders worked their best to maintain the order and keep everyone focused on training.