Tales Of The Mighty Dragonair

"Thanks for using my service," the soft sound whispered in his ears, "I'm now broadcasting it all the time to anyone with the same goals as you."

"Thanks," Arthur said before adding, "keep me posted if something interesting happened."

"Speaking of which," the soft voice paused, "there is something that you might like."

"What?"

"Someone is asking to be connected to you," the voice whispered, "do you want to receive the call?"

"Who is he?"

"It's a she," the voice said, "and she says she is your current enemy."

The eyes of Arthur shone brightly for a brief moment before he nodded, "let her through."

The next moment a very stunning beauty appeared on the surface of the mirror. It wasn't like what he experienced while calling Olor, as this time the quality was so real that he thought she was really there in front of him at first glance.

"Hahaha, you are really amusing," suddenly that lady laughed while her chest rose up and down, "amusing… really the most amusing enemy I've ever fought and I fought a lot."

"What do you want?" Arthur smiled and didn't show his discontent, "why did you ask to meet me?"

"In fact I was slightly curious about how this works," she said as she glanced all around, "so anyone can get in touch with you… interesting," she laughed before adding, "it's amusing to know you'll be very busy in the upcoming days answering everyone here."

"That's none of your business," Arthur sneered, "and you didn't say why you wanted to see me."

"I want to make an offer for you," she said while her eyes were feasting over Arthur's body, "in fact you can consider it a token of my appreciation for what you've pulled there in your city."

"What offer?" Arthur didn't comment on her strange attitude or his hidden praise.

After all, praise coming from an enemy wasn't a good thing.

"I want you to work for me," she said, "I've many black dragonairs under my command, but you are special."

"Sorry, I only hire people who don't work for them."

"Oh you want to hire me then?"

"If the offer is on the table, then I can simply snatch it."

"Hahaha, very amusing," she laughed as if she just heard a joke, "do you even know who I am?"

"A silver dragon," he simply answered and his words made her face show a surprise expression.

"Interesting indeed," yet she regained her previous attitude before adding, "I'm curious how someone hailing from such a low world would know about my race?"

"You are famous," Arthur jokes.

"C'mon, we both know I'm not that famous for you to hear about me."

"Consider me knowledgeable," he shrugged, "I don't mind being informed with things up there."

She kept glancing at him for a long time before she sighed, "I hope you can consider my offer."

"I won't."

"I'll give you one week to consider."

"I reject it now."

"C'mon, it's not that bad to serve me y'know," she winked before adding, "if I ever found someone amusing I won't hesitate to ride him."

"Sorry I only ride girls."

"Liar," she laughed, "I saw you give that girl of yours one hell of a ride."

"Oh, you were nearby then," he was startled by this info, "tell me your location so I can pay my tribute to you."

"No thanks, it's not polite to ask a lady about her residence."

"Then come and live with me," he winked.

"In your dreams," a sweet laugh emerged from the rosy lips, "in fact I'll destroy your little city of yours and take you as my hostage one way or another."

"Keep dreaming," he sneered while glancing at her before adding, "I'll give you one week to consider my offer."

"Stop mimicking me!"

"I'm not," he laughed, "it's you who is doing that."

"Liar," she laughed before suddenly asking, "what's that all blue thing about you?"

"It's rude to ask others about their personal things."

"C'mon, I'll let you see me naked for that."

"…"

He was really tempted, as her curved and strangely perfect body was calling up for him. However he restrained himself and didn't speak better than saying something he would regret later.

"I'm not that bad," she laughed before touching her naked shoulders while pushing the thin silk there to fall over her arms which were holding her two crystals, "am I?"

"I've things to do," he said before evilly smiling, "but if you'll get stripped for free then I can delay my things for you."

"Bad boy," she pouted her lips in a funny way, "all black dragonairs are cold hearted like you, tsk."

She raised the silk again over her shoulders before adding, "I'll keep calling you to see if you agree over my offer."

"Don't bother," he shrugged, "I doubt I'll be free to answer you again."

"Tsk, no harm in trying."

"See you in the battlefield," he laughed before turning his back and walked while whispering, "cut the connection and take me out."

The next moment he appeared inside his garden again. Yet his face showed how serious he was.

"What happened?" Gege noticed his change.

"I met your silver dragonair," he said while adding, "and she isn't easy."

"I told you to watch out of her," the golden dragon said, "did she offer you herself?" he laughed as if he could already read through Arthur's thoughts.

"She did," he sighed, "and she seemed not startled by my actions…"

"Ding! She has something up her sleeve."

"Indeed," the golden dragon said.

"I need to hasten things then," he clenched his fists, "the pillars are out of option now. They aren't that strong anymore and now I need them for the mirror tree to function," he turned to glance at the giant tree in the front, "I'll leave things here up to you. Move me towards the Golam's lake."

Gege moved him and then he took out his sword, "it's time to regain my former reputation," he sneered before the golden dragon stopped him after few hours of training and said:

"Your energy level is too low to cause much difference."