Master Of None

The ice started to take up the area around them much faster than any of the dragons had expected. "That is the natural mana added in. The ice grows faster than it should. Feel the natural mana and the water mana together. I want you two to maintain and grow this area from this point on. Attract the attention of every demon for a mile."

Current had a simple plan. Attract the attention of the demons where skills were being used. It would protect the other wall sections since the focus would be on the one with the most defenses. On top of that, it was a way for the two elder ice dragons to grasp a deeper understanding of water and natural mana working together.

The dragons tried to understand their elemental affinities to the deepest possible level. It was not something that was hard to do. It took many years but could be done with hard work. Where things became harder was when the natural flow of mana was introduced.

The natural flow of mana was more than a singular elemental mana. It also required an understanding of how the singular elemental mana reacted in natural ways without any outside force manipulating it. Walker was the key between the two. Because he could manipulate the natural mana that influenced the individual elemental manas.

"That should be a major slow down for any of the demons that come this way. But it might be the reason they come sooner." This both stressed and Made Walker feel better. It was a defense but also a signal that they were preparing more trouble for the demons.

"I just wonder how you gain the draconic skills using natural mana." Current had more questions before they were to continue.

"I feel it's the shape I move the elemental mana in to. It revolves around the natural mana making a purer connection with whatever I am manipulating. From there I feel the connections I have with Midnight and dragons in general. The more I focus on that feeling the easier it seems to be to use the skills that dragons have…" Walker tried his best to put it all in to words but it was a hard feeling to grasp.

"It's like when I fly. It's a natural act. It's part of who I am no matter what kind of dragon I am. Even earth dragons can fly now and then. A dragon has wings and can take to the skies no matter what. Some are better and some are worse, but all can fly." Ventus felt that she had the closest grasp of what Walker was trying to say.

"I think that's it. Midnight, do you agree? You have a similar affinity for every elemental mana like me. You should be able to attest to that." Walker wasn't sure what made Midnight turn her head in confusion.

"You are speaking draconic again. Try and control your skills. You may confuse your guardian before they have learned such things." Ventus giggled before jumping in to the sky to take a look in to the distance. She wanted to be ready for what was to come.

"Walker! Come over here. We have something going on!" Su was calling with all her might to get their attention. She didn't want to use any skills as to reserve her mana for the situation unfolding nearby.

To say that the reaction from Walker and the dragons was small would be an understatement. They rushed over the wall. Walker landed with swords in hand while his fellow dragons took their full dragon forms. There was only silence as they stood over a mound of earth.

"Su?" Walker looked at the ground and Su. he wasn't sure why everyone was staring at it so much.

"There's someone coming up. My partner said it would be fine." The earth spirit was moving around frantically due to everyone's overreaction. It felt that it might have caused some serious problems.

Before any of them could say or examine things further, the earth was torn open by a large brown claw. The ground was continuously torn open more and more and a larger dragon head revealed itself.

The solid fell off of it like it was water dripping off of a raincoat. The yellow eyes focused on Walker more than on the other dragons.

"Terron! How dare you come here in such a way. I was going to melt you in to a puddle of melted metal!" the words of Ignus were met with an angry growl.

"Stop growling you big rock. I bashed your dragonkin in and you promised you would come here to help. Just accept it already. I am stronger than all of your dragonkin warriors. If you actually let them train against others you might have tougher warriors."

"And that's Barry." Walker let the sword return to his storage and shook his head. He was a little angry that he rushed in to such a panic. There wasn't a single enemy in front of him. Instead, it was the vice guild master of the adventurer's guild and the most stubborn dragon.

"So this is one of the strong humans? Hmmmm, you managed to convince Terron to come. I didn't think that would happen.

"Neither did I, but when I got to his village Barry was already striking down every dragonkin warrior in sight. Apparently, the two made a bet. The hardest head won." Mordant laughed while appearing out of Terron's shadow. "It's good to see you are already here, Ventus. I was worried that you and your children would not make it in time."

"How would we miss it? We are the fastest flying dragons in the world." Ventus seemed to have a lot better of a relationship with Mordant than Walker knew. He felt that there were some stories he wanted to hear.

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