Tales Of The Mighty Dragonair

"Damn! Only with words alone I had this backlash! I can't let it be free!" Arthur promised as he used the dragonair's powerful body to launch the arrows.

This time he returned to send five arrows in a single volley towards one target. The shaking he once had was gone, and now he could stand perfectly fine while aiming perfectly towards his target.

So, the speed of his firing caught up to his usual speed. He kept firing until the first one hundred arrows hit the first pillar. He was about to move his aim towards the next pillar, but he found the light pillar didn't vanish.

He glanced briefly at the pillar to find that there were no changes at all on it. "Does it need more arrows?"

"Ding! It seems so."

"Sigh, despite I would rejoice at any other time about this, but right now I feel quite frustrated!"

Arthur had no other choice but to shower that pillar with more arrows. When he exceeded three hundred and twenty-five mark, the pillar finally showed some changes.

The light emerging from its top flickered, and gradually it dimmed, preparing to die out. "Finally! Three hundred and twenty-five pillars! That's triple the number I initially had!"

"Ding! I believe you might end up with a garden full of pillars this time."

"Hahaha, that's superb, yet frustrating!"

Arthur then didn't wait for the pillar to finish its changed as he hurried to send more arrows to the second one. Just as he launched fifty arrows, the pillar rumbled in succession and each time one pillar emerged around it out of nowhere!

In minutes the entire place was now full with pillars! Arthur glanced at this and sighed. "It really turned to be a garden of pillars, sigh!" he continued to hit the pillar he had targeted before while the others were lost amidst the new wave of pillars.

"Ding! You should hit some new pillars. The Golam is gaining the upper hand again."

"…"

Arthur was now feeling less pressure than before, so he could fire at ease towards any pillars. The only problem he currently had was the large number of these pillars that stood in the way of his arrows.

"Can't you take some inside?"

"Ding! Even double these pillars wouldn't be enough to trap the Golam."

"What? Even with this huge number of pillars it's still uncontrolled?!"

"Ding! The Golam isn't a normal monster after all. It's your luck you have a relation with the world's will through me. Or else at any other circumstances, even these pillars wouldn't help."

"Alright, I will do my best then," Arthur said as he aimed towards the new pillars.

"Rumble!"

"Rumble!"

"Rumble!"

The pillars caused many waves to hit the Golam, while Arthur kept hitting the prime and normal pillars alternatively. The second pillar gave him three hundred pillars, the third gave him four hundred and ten, the fourth and fifth gave him two hundred and fifty.

The sixth, seventh, and eights prime pillars each gave four hundred and fifty pillars. In the middle of this, he kept firing arrows from time to time to trigger the pillars and attack the Golam.

"Isn't the world's will take much time than expected?" he asked midway through all this.

"Ding! She is still preparing."

"Is she a beauty?" he joked while launching another arrow.

"Ding! I think it's best for you not to put any hopes for her."

"Oh, she isn't that good?"

"Ding! It's quite the opposite!"

"Really?"

"Ding! That's the simple fact!"

"I'm your master, by the way."

"Ding! Even if you are, and I dreamt about this; being related to her is a blessing. Don't aim higher, or your disappointment might kill you."

"Sigh, even my ally is standing on her side."

"Ding! That's for your own good."

"…"

Arthur then kept working while thinking about that beauty he was expecting to see. He didn't know what was taking her so long to appear, yet he hoped when she did she could kill this Golam in one attack.

As he finished summoning all the pillars, he faced a great difficulty in aiming at them. They were tightly arranged around the Golam, which was still fixed in the same position since the start.

"How is this strange fight?" he asked.

"Ding! The Golam is under control now, and soon the world's will will descend and finish it."

"I hope so too."

"Ding! Don't worry about that. Just try to finish the slave contract with that Ronald."

"Why the rush?"

"Ding! You need to move out of here before the fight erupts."

"And the fight? And the pillars? I wanna see the fight!"

"Ding! You want to see the beauty, yet the fight is far beyond your ability to endure. It's best for you to leave and stay safe far away."

"This is my city!"

"Ding! The fight might destroy it!"

"What are you saying?" Arthur just felt surprised by the straightforward way his system spoke about demolishing his city. "I will never let that happen!!" he declared loudly his stand.

"Ding! This is inevitable! The Golam is so near to the city and the fight will affect everything here."

"Then I will stay and protect what's mine!"

"Ding! It's dangerous."

"I don't care! This city is mine, and I won't allow anyone to touch it!"

"…"

The system didn't know what to say in front of his stubborn mind. Arthur felt angry again about this situation. If he was stronger, then he would have been able to properly defend the city and conquer any invaders.

"Ding! Why did you stop firing?"

"The Golam is now controlled by me, and I won't keep attacking here anymore," Arthur said as he turned to glance at the city far in the back. "Move those pillars there and insert them around the entire city," he said.

"Ding! Are you going to waste the effect of the pillars on a single city?"

"It's my city! I would waste anything to protect it!" Arthur's tone was aggressive as he shouted back at the system. "Move all those untriggered yet by my arrows," he said, stressing on his demand once more.

"…"

The system couldn't refuse this as the next moment pillars disappeared one by one from the place and reappeared around the shield covering the city.

Arthur didn't know if the shield would be enough or not, yet from the words of the system he knew it wouldn't last. So, he used the pillars and trigger them one by one to defend the city from the war that was going to erupt soon.

It seemed that world's will wasn't strong enough to instantly kill the Golam, and a brutal fight would erupt soon. He also had one card he didn't use so far, and it seemed he would have to call them here to defend the city. Through all this time he kept them hidden, to be used against his enemies in the future.

Yet he would now use them to protect his city!

"Demolishing my city? Huh! On my dead body!!" he shook his head while glancing at the extremely weakened Ronald. He didn't know how long this contract would last, yet he hoped for it to end soon.

He had another mission to do, he had a city to defend!