Tales Of The Mighty Dragonair

Arthur stood on the side while waiting for the experiment to start.

He knew this fight was going to be his loss if things kept going this way. So he waited and looked at the portals opening at three islands with their shields down.

"C'mon, take them down," he muttered while waiting. Just after a few minutes, three mighty explosions occurred.

The world in his eyes changed abruptly all of sudden. The fierce purple fire appeared again in this world and inside the three islands.

"What?!!" However, just as he was watching, something weird happened.

The fire engulfed the islands as expected. It was also expected for it to expand outside and eat away the rocks of the island. However just as the fire reached the border of the islands, the bodies of these islands gleamed in weird green light.

Arthur watched the bodies of these islands shine brightly while the green light ate away and dominated the purple fire in his eyesight.

"No way!" At this moment Arthur started to fly as fast as he could towards the closest island. He wanted to know what exactly was going on here.

He used one of his deadliest weapons, the curtains that nothing stood against but the purple ore. However this weird green light managed not only to stop the fire, but to crush it down.

He went fast towards the closest island. Things looked quite normal from outside with no difference. The rocks kept shining with green light which created a sort of shield around it.

"Should I clash with it or not?" Arthur hesitated. He didn't know if he could deal with this mysterious green energy. Even the purple fire failed, so he hesitated about doing this.

"What's that?"

Just as he was in such a dilemma, he noticed something strange. At the center of the island, and at the direction facing ground, the green light there sparkled in different ways.

It looked like gems or special ores were there reflecting the green light. Arthur didn't delay and moved directly towards that spot to see something he never expected.

"The flower…" in front of him a big flower appeared. It was the same flower that turned the original into a world's will from before.

But this flower seemed like it was petrified inside the island by some sort of weird drawings around. The drawings were the thing reflecting the green light.

'Ding! I can sense a great suppressive force from these drawings,' the system said, 'they are the ones causing all this.'

'I agree,' the golden dragon said, 'but what are these drawings anyway? They looked strangely familiar.'

"I know them," Arthur said in a dignified tone, "Gege, bring Sara here."

'Now?' Gege was surprised to hear such a request. She thought he would ask for one of his strong generals.

"Yeah, these drawings are nothing but the original's diagram."

The moment Arthur saw these drawings he recognized them. They were the weird and mysterious diagrams of the original civilization.

Just seeing these diagrams here made him realize that the dark angel grandmaster knew about the original civilization.

But that didn't make any sense. After all that mage didn't seem to enjoy eternal life blessing or being an immortal with extended life span.

So when he thought about it again, one name popped up in his mind this time and cleared all the doubt. "The ancient world's wills… Damn you!" he cursed while watching the flower trapped in the main body of the island.

"Did you call for me?" Sara came in the next moment while feeling surprised by Arthur's call.

"Do you recognize this?" Arthur didn't say anything else as he pointed towards the flower and the diagrams around.

"This… how come the diagrams are here? And what is this flower?"

"That's for later," Arthur didn't answer her questions, "now we need to find a way to deal with these diagrams. Can you do it?/"

Sara didn't hurry to answer before she took her time to examine the complicated setting of the diagrams. After long time of pondering and study she finally turned to Arthur and said:

"They are layered in a complex manner, but I believe I can deal with it," she said in a hesitant tone.

"Are you sure?" Arthur asked, "this will decide the victor of our war."

Sara realized how grave the situation was. Still her face didn't change and she nodded. "I can do it, but I'll need materials for that."

"Snap!"

Without even thinking, Arthur snapped his fingers and a portal appeared next to her. "Go in there and say anything you want out loud. I'll make sure to provide everything you need."

"I need that blood from before," she paused while gazing up at the gigantic size of the entire island, "I want a massive amount of it actually."

"No problem with that," Arthur knew it would be hard to provide a large amount of such blood.

After all, it was made by the combination of blood from his grand dragon and the octopus monster he had inside his garden world.

He now had much more grand dragons than before. But he still had one octopus monster.

Despite that he wasn't worried. After all, his main priority now was to test Sara's theory first and make sure it was effective.

Then he would think about the problem of that blood later on. He decided to take problems one by one and solve them slowly as he progressed.

"Gege…" Arthur simply said.

'I'll bring everything she needs,' Gege said without the need for Arthur to say anything.

"Good," Arthur didn't retreat and instead he examined the rest of the islands. The attacks of the islands didn't affect him as he easily evaded all using the portals.

The only advantage he gained from using the curtains and purple fire was to exterminate the enemies in three islands. That left the islands almost defenseless.

Only the pillars of fire that fell from the islands were the only thing continuing to rain down from there. That told Arthur that this attack was linked to the dark angel mage.

As he examined the rest of the islands, he couldn't see any flowers there.

"So they need to be triggered to be seen… Gege, keep sending curtains up there. I want these diagrams to be exhausted," he said in a decisive tone.

If he couldn't deal yet with these islands and diagrams, at least he would keep his enemy pretty occupied until Sara found something to solve this problem.

After all, the fact that Arthur had a large stock of curtains was something unknown to his enemy. And he intended to use this to his best advantage.