Tales of The Mighty Dragonair

These changes kept escalating on a terrifying speed, and in less than a minute he could almost taste the presence of the tribulation here.

"Will this cause a tribulation?" he muttered before finally sensing something different.

"It's not a tribulation, it's directly assaulting me!" he felt the energy accumulated to be stirred against him directly through the array. "Should I face it?" he thought before another idea popped up his mind.

"No, no, no, I shouldn't do that," he smiled bitterly before adding, "this array is really greedy. It wants to absorb the entire energy and store it. then I should help in controlling this energy there until it absorbs it."

He started to test his theory by pushing his force against the mighty force of heaven and earth. When he did that, he found that his small energy was supported by the array, turning into a tsunami to crush the heaven and earth energy inside the array.

"So you want my help to condense the energy and absorb it," he muttered before adding, "that means you'll need more than a bunch of five or ten people to make you done," he sighed before he decided to wait for the final result to judge perfectly.

His wait reached to a length of one hour while he kept releasing energy non-stop. Even for him, this proved to be quite challenging. He even took energy replenishing pills three times so far.

"Finally you ended your meal," Arthur took a deep breath when he noticed the amount of energy stirred around was getting thinner. In less than ten minutes, everything calmed down and the array started to coalesce together.

"What about the pillars?" he glanced over the twelve pillars he made and at this moment they were also changing. The small bones were attaching themselves to the long ones, and finally twelve pillars appeared.

"This isn't the end, right?" he calmly watched these changes while eating another replenishing pill. "You should merge together now," he muttered and waited, and during an entire hour nothing else changed.

He kept assessing the array and felt any changes in it. he even once tried to push his energy there with no result. When he was about to consider this as a failure, the array finally started to move.

The pillars started moving like they were attracted by hidden threads. When the pillars finally gathered in the central zone with the other runes and flags, a shining light emerged, shielding everything from the eyes of Arthur.

"System, scout the array for me now," he hurried to say as he didn't want this moment to pass without exactly knowing what was going on.

"Ding! They are merging together," the system simply answered.

"The pillars and the flags?" Arthur asked for more details here.

"Ding! Everything including the runes and the blood marks on the ground."

Arthur glanced at the ground to see the diagram there was gone. "Damn, I didn't notice when it moved," he muttered in faint anger.

"They moved when the energy was receding," the golden dragon said before adding, "damn boy, I believe you're actually about to make it."

"Hehehe," Arthur laughed before adding, "who said I can't? huh?"

"Whatever."

Arthur was in a good mood while waiting for the merge to finish. In less than ten minutes, the shining light started to disappear, exposing one single long flag and a group of twelve runes around it.

"Is it done?" he asked, and the system replied:

"Ding! It's completed. Congratulations, you managed to completely make the impossible."

"Thanks, hehehe," Arthur was in a great mood while he jumped towards the array and started to examine it. "Wow, all this energy… that's a killer!" he was shocked by the amount of energy stored inside this simple long flag and the runes around it.

"I believe it will create a miniature death zone that might last for days," the golden dragon was also surprised by the might of this small thing in Arthur's hands.

"That's great," Arthur laughed before adding, "if I can make others learn to make this, then the array competition will be ours no doubt."

"…"

"…"

The two beings in his mind were speechless from his words. They thought he would use these arrays in war, not in just a silly competition.

"Move me towards them," he stored the array before asking his system. The next instant he appeared in the heart of everything, where he glanced all around to see thousands of hard working citizens of his own empire, all were training so hard.

Some were trying to forge, others were making pills. Some were fighting with swords, while others kept moving around using abilities they learnt from Cesile.

"Great," he nodded in content before noticing a large group using strong attacks on clays all around them. "This Amanda… she is really strange," he muttered but when he watched calmly for a couple of minutes there, he was content with what he saw.

"Bring others to me, I'm at the heart of your gathering," he took a bird's wing and sent it directly to Amelia.

In less than ten minutes, everyone of his top followers gathered around him.

"Agnus, how are you and others doing in the new way of crafting?" The first thing he asked for was to check upon the blacksmiths.

"They are… doing better than ever," Agnus smiled before taking out a long thick golden spear and handed it over to him. "This is the thing you wanted me to make for you."

Arthur took it and glanced briefly before saying, "Is it just one spear?" he thought there would be a large amount of spears.

"Just link it with your blood and energy and then throw it," Agnus smiled in a mysterious way before Arthur followed his instructions, dropping a blood over the spear and infusing his dragonair's energy in it.

The next moment the spear hummed, yet nothing else happened. "Are you sure of it?" he glanced over Agnus who just nodded. "Just throw it and see," Agnus said.