Tales Of The Mighty Dragonair

\'That\'s such a perfect quest,\' Arthur inwardly laughed before setting up his gaze towards the front, "We are almost there."

The three girls spoke a lot about this plan of his as they saw it as lame. "Being lame isn\'t bad, right?" he kept repeating this answer for endless times now and they never got satisfied by this.

"You hide something," Sara directly said and her words made him laugh, "I don\'t care about your plans, what I do care about is for you to not cause our deaths."

"Don\'t worry," Arthur laughed, "I\'m not that suicidal."

"We\'ll see," Sara gave him a suspicious glance while he inwardly laughed on her. He was indeed having another plan in mind, one that would make his enemies unable to fight him properly.

What he told them was that they would evade the main army heading towards his city and aim for the academy base. This way he would be able to conquer the main base and turn those arrogant bastards into nameless fighters.

They didn\'t understand the benefits behind this but he had ulterior motives here. "Let\'s see how you can handle me," he inwardly sneered while he finally reached the outer borders of the academy.

According to Rivak the four armies would each march for a space not too far from his city before they all hit the city hard.

And Arthur managed to bypass them as he already had these four locations from his mighty foresighter.

"The academy walls are there," Tina suddenly shouted, "should we say hello?"

"Sure," Arthur laughed before taking out his bow and sending a couple of arrows instantly towards the academy. "I just did."

Tina glared at him angrily before she harrumphed and moved faster towards the front. "Always taking all the good stuff for yourself… that\'s not fair!"

"Wait for me," the queen hurried after her while the arrows of Arthur just landed and exploded behind the walls.

The academy stretched till the horizon even from their high altitude. It had great walls and many towers, but it seemed their defenses were slacking for a bit.

"They weren\'t expecting us," Arthur sneered.

"No one would be as crazy as you are," Sara mumbled while Arthur laughed at her comment. "C\'mon, let\'s get ourselves inside the academy before they wake up and activate the shields."

"Tsk, not going to tell me your real plan?"

"In time," Arthur smirked, "everything will be known in time."

"Humph."

They both hurriedly landed on the ground of the academy just behind the walls.

"These two… they are really on fire," Arthur laughed and his good mood made Sara more suspicious.

"You seem like going to a garden walk not to war in the base of your deadliest enemies."

"C\'mon, the main army is way far from here and as you can see those left behind are lazy and not even efficient. If this happened in my city then the defensive shields would have been risen long before the arrows hit the ground."

"Still you can\'t be this carefree without good reason."

He only laughed and then flapped his wings to fly a few meters above the ground. "C\'mon, let\'s have some fun before these two maniacs would take everything for themselves."

"Tsk."

He went directly towards the center part of the academy. He knew this was considered the outer academy, and the real deal would begin when stepping inside the central zone.

"Stop right there."

"Intruders."

"Kill them all."

Suddenly many shouts started to appear from everywhere, but that didn\'t even stop Arthur in his tracks. He kept flying in his superb speed towards the front and Sara was just left behind in the dust.

"Damn, I never thought you were hiding your true speed all this time," she mumbled while she watched him disappear into the distance. "Sigh, I should stick with these two then, hopefully they won\'t pump into deadly foes."

She had to change her mind as she initially planned to stalk Arthur until she found out his true plan.

Arthur was racing against time here as shouts just kept increasing. "This academy is much bigger than the Dorgazire one," he muttered as he took roughly an hour of his top speed flying before finally reaching the inner part of the academy.

"Managed to raise your shields now? Not bad," he laughed before taking the pillar he once made at the competition and then patted slowly at it. "My new friend, let\'s cause some ruckus here."

\'Just use arrows to activate it,\' the golden dragon said, \'I believe this one will be enough to crash that shield.\'

"I know," Arthur simply threw it like he was throwing a spear then he took out his bow again and started raining the pillar with arrows.

During his stay back at the city he only did two things besides amassing population; cooking meat and crafting arrows.

\'It will need at least five hundred arrows,\' Gege warned.

"I can release that in less than five minutes."

He wasn\'t exaggerating as he was now using three dozens of arrows in each hit. The pillar was near him and he was only needed to aim and let the string loose before the arrows hit the pillar.

Each hit towards the pillar kept it shimmering more while some deep markings started to appear on its top. With more arrows hitting it, a miniature image of the Golam appeared on top of the pillar and when Arthur crossed the five hundred arrows this image started to gain life.

"Roar!"

The miniature Golam roared at Arthur making him pause. "It seems quite carrying some hatred towards me," he sneered while the Golam lost all the resistance while the pillar finally smashed over the shield.

"Crack!"

The shield cracked open like it was made of egg shells.

And the damage didn\'t end up here, as the image went through and exploded massively inside the shield, causing enough devastation not lesser than what his arrows were used to do.