Tales Of The Mighty Dragonair

"Why not assign more quests to me then?" Arthur complained.

\'Ding! Alright, I\'ll assign a new task now. Your new task is to survive this world and kill your enemies and return to your world safe.\'

"How much increase will I get?" Arthur asked with anticipation.

\'Ding! Up to one thousand in one go,\' the system said and that made Arthur laugh in deep content.

"Alright, more reasons for this array to succeed and this fight to end as I want."

The new forces he took started to aid Amera and Doaf in their mission. In less than half an hour, they pushed away the frontline of their activities far, far more than before.

And Golak kept working with his men, not concerned with anything happening around.

"They are almost over," Arthur muttered after the passage of an entire day, "but we still lack room to move in."

Golak first worked fast before he started to pause for hours and even participated in the ongoing fight. The monsters coming here were crazy and quite persistent, even with all these forces they couldn\'t deal with their constant influx.

\'Ding! Some are slacking,\' the system warned, \'Ding! I spotted some who need some discipline.\'

"Tell me who and I\'ll teach them a lesson of their lives," Arthur realized the meaning of his system. It seemed some of his slaves weren\'t doing their best like others, hindering everyone\'s progress.

\'Ding! One mile to your right, that group of twenty slaves aren\'t fighting properly and letting many monsters bypass them.\'

"Nara," Arthur suddenly shouted to the nearby mecha leader, "bring one hundred mecha and come with me at once."

"Roger that," Nara obediently compiled before selecting a handful of one hudred mechas and went after Arthur.

"You all will die," Arthur simply activated the slave seal buried deeply inside his soul. He never used it before, yet this time was different.

Each second passing counted and he knew that.

"Ah!"

"Ah!"

"Ah!"

The next moment screams of agony prevailed over the place and their painful screams with their instant death attracted everyone\'s attention.

Then he turned to face the remaining slaves all around before shouting in firm tone:

"I won\'t tolerate slacking in your job! If I asked you to go and kill someone, you will do everything in your power to do so. Anyone slacking will be instantly killed, no questions asked!"

His words echoed in the entire place while carrying a deadly weight, far heavier and much riskier than those monsters.

"Now fight!" he shouted and the slaves returned to the battle.

And this time he could notice an obvious improvement in their fighting speed.

\'Ding! That\'s much better,\' the system said, \'Ding! They are pushing the enemy backward and keeping pace with others.\'

"Good," Arthur nodded before turning to Nara, "let your team station themselves here and help. If they notice anyone slacking, just inform me and I\'ll make sure he or she will be an example for others."

Nara\'s mecha\'s large head nodded and she didn\'t say anything while he left the place and went to supervise over the other places of the battle.

"They are gaining speed finally," when he returned to Golak, he found them starting to work again. "Those slackers cost us a lot of time," he was enraged when he saw his forces pushing the enemy further and giving more space to Golak and his team.

\'Ding! They don\'t deserve to be mad at, after all this is quite expected,\' the system said, \'Ding! Now that it\'s almost over, we need to prepare for the final step.\'

"The monsters?"

\'Ding! Yeah, but your pet and his friends are lazily sleeping, just like our little princess over here.\'

Arthur smiled over his comment as Gege went to her slumber half a day ago. That meant she would need another half a day to wake up, more time to waste.

"I hope nothing wrong will come after this," he said while thinking of the biggest dilemma he couldn\'t yet find a solution to.

\'Ding! I tried to contact this world\'s will, but I didn\'t receive any answer.\'

"That\'s frustrating," Arthur said, "I hope she won\'t get in the way when we start."

\'Ding! What about the monsters? Will you wait for them to wake up?\'

Arthur turned towards the sleeping Don and others far away before glancing at the army of monsters persistently attacking here. "I\'ve another idea that would serve the same purpose."

\'Ding! Luring them down the mountain, interesting,\' the system could guess what he had in mind, and Arthur only smiled and said nothing.

"We\'re almost done."

In the next four hours Golak and his men managed to lay down the last piece of materials needed. Gege took a lot of materials inside the garden before she went to sleep.

And the system kept helping Arthur in taking them out in batches since then.

"Doaf, Amera… come here," Arthur yelled at the far front two leaders of his and instantly they appeared in front of him.

Their bodies were now soaked with monster blood, giving them a more intimidating feeling and scary appearance.

"What?" Amera said in aggressiveness, "is there something urgent?"

"Yeah," Arthur couldn\'t help but smile over her angry reaction. After all, he extracted her from the depth of the fight.

"Then say it," she said in the same aggressiveness.

"We need to retreat," he said before calmly adding, "and let them all come."

"What?!!" the two glanced at him in deep shock and some anger.

"Why? Does the array fail?" Doaf was enraged the moment he thought so.

"Golak did his job brilliantly," Arthur stopped him before doing something foolish to this loyal and hardworking giant.

"Then why the hell will we retreat?" Amera wasn\'t patient enough to listen in ease and shouted at him.

"It\'s part of the plan," Arthur was slightly fazed with her shout yet he remained calm and collected on the surface, "they will be the fuel to run the array."