Tales of The Mighty Dragonair

Yet Arthur didn't speak back as his focus was entirely over his two pillars and his own bow and arrows.

'Ding! Five seconds,' the system warned.

'Now!'

Arthur gave the signal and all of sudden two things happened. First many portals appeared all over the place which, strangely, weren't directed only towards his men.

Arthur didn't have any time to ask about this, as the next second he turned towards his enemy and gave him an evil grin before launching many arrows towards him.

And his grin was welcomed with a laugh, and his portals were met with another one, only for that youth, only one for him and nothing for his army.

But just before he could move a muscle towards there, the two pillars suddenly appeared on top of his head.

The entire place ushered under deep darkness and all the sounds seemed to be sucked dry by the mightiness of this fall. Yet Arthur managed to spot the face of his foe, a beautiful face that showed a horrified expression at this moment.

"Rumble!"

"Rumble!"

And the two pillars exploded the next instant creating mighty explosions and a massive shockwave.

"Im… impossible!"

In front of Arthur's eyes, as the two explosions and shockwaves coalesced in no time to sweep away everything in their paths; a gigantic silver dragon appeared holding a big fan in his claw which created a sudden tornado of violent wind.

And then the dragon moved inside the portal while taking a lot of damage from Arthur's attack.

"Damn!" Arthur didn't have time to act or do anything more, "bring them inside," he shouted while stepping finally inside the portal just before the pillar hit the ground and devastated the camp into shreds.

"How can this be possible?!!" Arthur was inwardly shocked, but his rage was much stronger than his shock.

'He… no, it's a she,' the golden dragon said, 'she is a silver dragonair, a special kind like yours. I told you about this race before… cunning and not easy to handle.'

"You didn't say they are strong!" Arthur was deeply frustrated. His sneak attack succeeded, but his enemy seemed much stronger than what he expected. "And his tone, he was a man, I was sure of it!"

'There are many ways up there to turn a woman into a man,' the golden dragon laughed.

"Are you laughing?" Arthur shouted in extreme rage, "I was this close… this f*cking close from killing that bitch!"

'Ding! Calm down, you have escaped unscathed with your army.'

The words of the system made Arthur recall something. "Why have you opened portals to her army? They are loyal to her! They even were ready to die just to follow her commands!"

'First,' the golden dragon answered instead of Gege as he didn't mind taking this rage storm of Arthur, 'they had no choice… they are slaves. And second, you can already guess this point on your own.'

"…"

Arthur tried to calm himself for a bit as he understood what his golden dragon meant. He glanced around where he found himself standing nearby the Golam's lake. "Where are them? Where are everyone?" he didn't spot anyone for a long distance everywhere.

'I took them somewhere else,' Gege finally spoke in a hesitant tone, 'they are at the place your men once trained.'

She went into silence for a moment before adding, 'and don't ever shout at me like this! I hate being shouted at!!'

"…"

Arthur didn't answer her as he checked his body first. Everywhere there were deep wounds that even some revealed the deep bones of his. "Sigh, it was a brutal fight," he muttered, "it's a fortune I escaped with only such wounds."

He started to heal himself while replenishing his energy as he flew fast towards the place of his armies. "Give the orders for everyone to stop fighting," he said.

'I've already done that, but…' Gege paused.

"What?"

'Ding! The slavery army is the one fixed on fighting ours.'

"Then trap them in their places, you can do that, right?"

'I will,' Gege simply answered and then went to silence again as Arthur's rage didn't die yet. Arthur didn't ask to be transferred now as he also didn't like himself being in such rage.

He knew perfectly well that rage was a poison to mind and will, so he decided not to reach there in such a state.

"Wow, you managed to pull everyone inside."

The moment Arthur went there he spotted a large group of monsters and mages trapped inside a large bubble.

'I couldn't let anyone escape,' Gege said, 'it would be a loss for you.'

"Indeed," Arthur nodded in content while he approached there.

"Phew, I thought you couldn't escape."

The moment he got near the place Amera moved first to reach him before others.

"Was worried over me?" he laughed in return while her face changed slightly before pouting, "c'mon, don't be ridiculous!"

"Hahah, she was very worried about you," the crow said before Doaf appeared as he laughed as well.

"I too can see this," Arthur laughed with them while Amera had her face change to soft redness before harrumphing. "It was a close call," Doaf said before adding, "it's good we managed to escape this disaster."

"Your portals… they are very handy," the crow commended, "I envy you for having such a technique even before stepping in the higher up worlds."

"It was just mere luck," Arthur said before adding, "but our enemy is still out there healthy and loose."

"But his techniques and traps were all damaged," Amera suddenly said.

"How come you know that?"

"His minions here spitted everything," she sighed, "they were hot headed at first, mistaking that we took them here to kill them all."

"It's great you trapped them, as this way we managed to reason up with all and push some sense inside their thick heads," Doaf said before adding, "but they all are slaves."

"Don't worry about that," Arthur said in a confident tone.