Tales Of The Mighty Dragonair

"Agnus?"

Bringing this golden boy's name made Arthur frown out of surprise.

'Sure,' the golden dragon said, 'he has a brilliant mind and now he can go even further than this.'

"What do you mean?" Arthur asked before his eyes shone brighter, "oh, the black curtain moves… nice suggestion here."

'Ding! Using the black curtain now is much easier as long as we keep making more,' the system said, 'Ding! And someone with the mind of Agnus can work diligently over some machines to penetrate these defensive shields.'

'Plus he now has two more ores to use,' the golden dragon said.

"Alright," Arthur said in approval, "Gege, inform him of all the matters related to the shields around the islands and the epic fight coming up. We have limited time here so he should abandon the currency project for now and leave things for his trusted aides."

'Roger that,' Gege compiled before she went silent for an entire hour. 'He says he has an idea about what to make.'

"This soon?!" Arthur was surprised with much delight when he heard that. "Alright, get him inside the garden world and let him evolve."

'He wanted to bring some of his capable blacksmiths as well,' Gege said, 'he requested for them to be evolved.'

"No problem for me," Arthur shrugged, "we have all the curtains needed to cover his needs."

'Alright,' Gege said in a happy tone. She seemed more excited about this plan than Arthur and the rest.

Gege saw any step getting them closer to winning this war as an excited thing. After all this war was doomed to mark the ending and the fate of everything.

Arthur also felt this way. After all, it seemed that the grandmaster of the dark angel clan took this fight to another level.

If he had anything in his hands to use, he would throw them all in this fight. Winning and crushing everything he had would leave him empty handed and void of any ideas for a long time.

And that simply meant crushing the strongest forces in this realm. So winning this war didn't mean only one step closer to achieving Arthur's goals, but it was actually achieving one of them.

After this war, Arthur would simply unleash all his forces unhindered to roam this world. In the time of one month he would be able to clear all the resistance and accumulate all the people remaining under his control.

One world would be conquered at last, announcing the arrival of the end.

As Arthur knew this, he started to get in deep thinking about all the assets he had under his control. Anything he could use would be used in this fight.

He wanted to achieve something here and fast. Seeing such a chance looming in the horizon made him quite greedy.

And he had all the right to feel so. After all his fights so far was in terms of defending himself and trying to establish his dominion.

By the solution of the currency problem, he now had more reasons to start controlling realms.

After all, controlling realms was the real deal here. He wanted to make sure he moved by firm steps towards achieving his biggest goal; ascending this realm and entering the big playground of the highest realms.

"Gege," he suddenly said, "ask Fox and Laura to train as many as they can. Anyone able to be a mage should be ready for the upcoming war."

'On it.'

"Also announce the need of people able to make arrays, offensive and defensive alike."

'Will do that.'

"Ask Agnus to make all his free blacksmiths work on war weapons, especially those with explosive wide areas of damage."

'Done.'

"See the disciples of the castle of the sky. Seek their talents in war efforts. Anyone with anything that can help will be supported by me."

'Ding! How do you plan to accomplish all that in the remaining day?' The system was surprised to hear the long list of orders that came in intervals.

"Who said I'm going to attack in one day?" Arthur said before adding, "I won't move until I have everything ready."

'That… will take quite some time,' the golden dragon said.

"Everyone working on this plan must be inside the garden world," Arthur instructed, "we need to use the time difference to our advantage."

'What about the scattered armies?' Gege asked, 'should they retreat as well?'

"No, leave them be for now," he said, "let them continue hunting all the people we can have."

'Ding! If you plan to wait for this long, what do you plan to do?' the system wondered.

"I'll make sure my original army will get larger," Arthur said before he added, "we now have a way to make those black curtains. Who said I can only use them to upgrade my forces only?"

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None of his three beings in his mind thought about doing this before. The originals were all formed thanks to this trick of using the black curtains and taming them.

They lacked these curtains for so long that they forgot about their greatest use. But Arthur didn't.

"Prepare a place to be used for that process," Arthur instructed, "it must be protected by the purple ore like the bases we conquered before. I don't want to change any variable in this process."

'It's best if you used an existing base for that,' the golden dragon suggested.

"It will be better indeed," Arthur nodded, "but the time difference won't be in my favor."

'Ding! What do you want more time for?' the system didn't get the real intention of Arthur.

"I need more days for my ability to refresh," Arthur said before finally revealing his true intentions here, "part of the originals brought to life will be sacrificed to make my grand dragons."

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And this time their shock was beyond anything else. They never expected him to think even about that.

But Arthur saw how brutal and strong his grand dragon was. It wasn't simply a better dragon, it was even much more brutal and more effective than the original themselves.

Plus his enemy was ready to deal with the originals, not his small army of grand dragons.