Tales Of The Mighty Dragonair

The system took five minutes to finish sealing the star, and when it finished Arthur was finally able to be calm. "Those two… it's so nervous just being beside them," he shook his head before turning towards the thousands of stars remaining, "this will take a lot of time," he muttered.

He selected the next star and jumped inside. The place looked calm as usual, and he simply summoned his warriors. "Clear this place for me," he said before turning into a dragon and heading towards the outside.

The place was filled with many monsters on the ground and in the air. He didn't delay to use his bow and released many of his arrows, setting the entire world under huge tsunamis of his devastational attacks.

After five hours he managed to take the pillar. He didn't exchange much words with the master, while he consumed hundreds of his arrows, making his stockpile of them nearly depleted.

"I need to make more," he decided and then he made his mind to take a break after depleting half of his arrows, enough to free a thousand more of these worlds.

The more he fought, the less hurdles he faced. The number of monster's army varied in each world, making him take pillars in less than an hour, and others in five or six hours.

"Time for some rest," he decided as he had one thousand pillars left and only a thousand arrows in his possession. He entered his garden world and went directly towards the lake of the Golam blood.

The sky of the world was still dimmed, making him wonder when his garden would evolve and to which it would.

"Sigh, making arrows became so boring lately," after spending hours in making over twenty thousand arrows, he muttered to himself while storing what he had made. "What is she doing now?" he muttered before closing his eyes and started to take a general look over his garden.

The garden world right now was really majestic. The central part of it was quite peaceful and tranquil; only that dome and his sealing pillars were the only strange thing there.

And Anna was there hitting with her might in the dome till now!

"Tsk, she is quite persistent," he muttered.

'Ding! Her grudge seems deeply rooted inside her.'

"I agree," he said before shifting his gaze towards the rest of his world. The sky castle stayed erect with its defensive isolated shield, making everything inside look dissociated from the world outside.

"Thos kids," he muttered as he noticed the kids he gained from this world and yet he never used them. "I need to find a way to make them train in the academy and get stronger."

He recalled the words of Mr. E about that bow master. "It seems I might find a suitable master for each one of them," he hoped.

The rest of the garden was literally a gigantic battleground! Many pillars were having their dark energy exploding all the time under the mighty purifying effect of his garden.

As for those monsters and warriors he gained from the recent pillars' pocket worlds, most were slaves and stayed motionless in groups, while the low number of them were having brutal fights against his armies.

He also noticed the presence of a huge number of population inside his garden; all built villages and towns and started to live normal lives there.

His warriors were scattered all over the place; some were fighting off the added clans armies, some were stationed and waiting for further deployment, and the rest were guarding many portals where a flood of people were still coming in.

"This… it's becoming more like a real world with every time I check it," he smiled in content and admiration. "I'll depend on you to organize things here," he said.

'Ding! Don't worry, just keep working hard outside and leave things here to me,' the system promised.

"Good," Arthur then opened his eyes and glanced over the last thousand here, "I need to finish off these before heading towards the next pillars," he muttered before asking, "do you know if the master did his part?"

'Ding! The portal to the next batch of pillars is already in your main star map.'

"Great," Arthur nodded in content, "what about this star map? What will happen to it after taking off everything?"

'Ding! I'll corporate it with your main star map, hoping to evolve it to the next level.'

"I hope so too."

Arthur then jumped off towards the remaining worlds as he started a spree of attacking monsters, taking all the resources stored inside, beside gaining more pillars.

The first seven hundred worlds weren't that much of a hassle for him, yet the remaining three hundred ones were that hard to crack.

The number of monsters inside was really gigantic, and it seemed the more he killed, the more reinforcements to appear the next minute to replace the fallen ones.

"They are really quite persistent," he shook his head while taking the last pillar here, "how did they manage to gain all these reinforcements?" he asked.

'Ding! There are many pocket worlds attached to the last ones you acquired,' the system said before adding, 'Ding! I've already deployed many armies to clear up those hidden worlds and make them integrate into your garden.'

"Any pillars?" Arthur was greedy when it came to pillars.

'Ding! You've enough already! These are just normal pocket worlds with many populations living there as slaves!'

"Tsk, at least I'll gain resources and people," he helplessly smiled while adding, "make sure they will use the siege weapons we gained so far."

During his clearing to the last worlds, he was quite lucky to obtain more than fifty warehouses filled with diverse types of these weapons.

'Ding! Sure, I'll make them use these,' the system promised. 'Ding! Would you continue taking down the pillars or you prefer to take some rest and return to the real world?'

"Which world do you refer to?" Arthur laughed before adding, "I dunno how much time has passed in the city world."