Tales Of The Mighty Dragonair

"Once we found her, we'll try our best to constrain her before you act," Doaf said before adding, "or else this world would be gone."

"Wait," Arthur hurriedly stopped the two before adding, "she is the one summoning the portal to the higher realm to here."

"That makes finding her much easier," Amera smiled in a vicious way, "c'mon boys, the first to find her will stay the night with me," she loudly said that while Arthur lifted an eyebrow in response.

"Sigh," he could only shake his head before turning towards the crow. He was leading a team of a couple of hundreds and they all moved to surround the about to go berserk Anna.

They started to summon their pets and Arthur honestly admitted… they had such strong ones here. Each one wasn't only gigantic in size, but only its presence here gave Arthur a dreadful feeling.

And all of them didn't have only a couple of horns, but their entire bodies were covered with sharp horns while some even had halos around them.

"I don't care which world or clan you came from…" the crow suddenly had his entire body ignited in bright orange color before adding, "but I promise you won't live to leave here."

"On my dead body!" Anna suddenly spoke in a deep and strong tone that made Arthur's soul shudder.

"I'll gladly accept the offer," the crow laughed before he suddenly released his energy in waves to hit the pillars and turn them instantly into golden fire. "I'm not that weak mage from a low world… I'll kill you here."

"Humph, we'll see," Anna seemed quite confident and not startled by his threats.

And one answer jumped instantly inside Arthur's mind at this moment. "That bitch," he clenched his fists before glancing over the egg in the distance, "Come with me now!"

He shouted towards his elite teams led by the werewolf as he moved and went directly towards the egg.

He could feel their hesitation, as it seemed this egg was something so dreadful and terrifying. Yet he didn't care.

'Any news?' he asked.

'We are still scanning for her,' Gege sighed, 'she must use a concealing array or technique, to mask her aura for us to not find her.'

'Damn!' Arthur cursed before thinking deeply, 'like this neither us nor them would find her… that's why Anna isn't fearing the crow threats.'

'She knows the portal will succeed,' the golden dragon said.

'Ding! If we don't act fast this world would be buried under an endless stream of higher world mages,' the system warned about the obvious, 'Ding! Or else the worse might happen and they would use their full strength, shattering the garden world into shreds.'

'I won't allow that,' Arthur clenched his fists while thinking deeper about an answer. 'I once heard of a way to detect someone concealing his energy,' he suddenly said, 'the idea of sealing differs according to the method used. Can you tell which method she uses?'

'No,' Gege bitterly said.

'No problem,' Arthur ruthlessly said, 'the aura is formed of two components; the energy wave and the aura strength,' he said, explaining the theory he was aware of, 'so to conceal the energy some might use a technique to suppress one of the two.'

'Ding! And we can detect the person using the other component, right?' the system said.

'But which component would she be covering up?' Gege asked in loss.

'It's easy to guess,' Arthur said.

'She masks the aura strength,' the golden dragon said, 'as those hailing from the upper realms would excel at detecting this, and so she would focus entirely over this.'

'Then… how can we detect the energy wave?'

Arthur smiled as he turned around and glanced in a certain direction, 'we can use many methods to do so. The theory is to sink the entire world under some form of detectable energy and then we can measure the fluctuations there.'

'I swear I didn't get anything!' Gege sighed.

'Either cover the entire garden with the array of the golden dragon,' Arthur said before adding, 'or sink the entire world with a massive wave of the Golam's lake.'

'But…' Gege paused as she checked the lake, 'the size of it can't cover every part of the world here!'

'That's why we will use that,' Arthur smiled and Gege could finally read his thoughts and reached the conclusion he had there.

'Oh… this might work,' she muttered, 'but we would lose the lake.'

'A cheap price to pay,' Arthur shrugged before adding, 'and we have more monsters buried underneath you.'

'They have low levels of blood inside their corpses,' Gege warned.

'I don't care,' Arthur decisively said, 'let's find this bitch.'

'I'll need help,' Gege said.

'Ding! I'll support you,' the system instantly volunteered, 'Ding! I'll track the energy and determine which isn't from this world.'

'It's a plan then,' Arthur smirked before adding, 'warn everyone, they need to prepare for the impact.'

'On it,' Gege hurriedly shouted, 'give me five minutes.'

'I hope you move sooner,' the golden dragon warned, 'that egg is entering its last stage of activation and soon we'll have to throw it outside.'

'I'll try my best,' Gege promised, 'this portal is also interfering with my ability to send things out, so we need to negate it first.'

'More reasons to hurry then,' Arthur stressed, 'go and don't waste time here.'

He stood a couple of miles before the egg which was now moving up and down like a restless beast. He glanced over her while the sense of danger started to dissipate slowly from his heart.

"Soon… everything will be over soon," he softly muttered while knowing that the real fight wouldn't end by spotting the silver dragonair.

After all there was dimension drawing closer to them in the next hours.

'I'm ready,' Gege returned in less than four minutes before adding, 'Hang tight, the wave will start now!'

Just as she said this, Arthur saw a miraculous scene taking form in front of him.