The dragon's harem

?Back in Alina, Agnar Asim was walking down the snowy village, sneaking peaks around at the massive ants patrolling the forest, their footsteps sending faint vibrations through the ground.

“Didn’t that Kayden old man say the dragons won’t attack again?” He mumbled, walking back toward his home without looking back.

The ants stopped moving, bobbing their heads around as they sensed something. They looked at the ground, immediately digging as if their lives depended on it.

Agnar stumbled down as the ground shook beneath his feet, “What’s going on?” He gasped.

Everyone in the village woke up, panicking as they saw the ants freak out.

Agnar pulled his wooden sword and started running back toward his house. The only thought in his mind is checking on his parents.

CRACK! “I smell one of the gods,” A massive black claw emerged from the ground, almost killing Agnar in one shot.

Agnar rolled away. ^I only survived due to my jaguar senses.^ He looked at his bleeding leg. He almost got split in half.

A dream walker emerged from the dirt, “We came to destroy the void dragon’s nest, but what do we find? Two people smelling of the old gods, how disgusting,”

“A monster?” Agnar lifted his sword, “Roar! Ma…” CRACK! With one smack, the dream walker sent him flying through the streets, hitting a tree with blood gushing out of his head and face.

Agnar’s vision started blurring, ^What happened? I didn’t see it… His consciousness slowly faded.^

“Still a human brat? I see, a borrowed warlock power,” The dream walker laughed, “You aren’t a threat if I kill you before you call it, what pathetic being,” He then turned around, “You know, I might torture your parents in front of you, that’s would give us more power out of you,” He giggled.

“Sacred blood, drawing the predator,” Agnar lifted his hands and the dream walker could sense him dying, but something felt off about it.

The dream walker jumped far away back, sweating as he could feel the magic in Agnar swelling, “Is he summoning her?”

Agnar smiled as he saw a white robe appear ahead of him, glowing with magic in the snow, “Guess another time…” He lost consciousness from the blood loss, and his wounds froze.

“How come that no one told me my little brother got kidnapped?” Gojo lifted one finger, pointing at the dream walker, “I don’t know what you are, but it’s time to make you go extinct,”

“A mature Adult?” The dream walker gasped, “That young had an older brother around?”

****

Mira was walking outside in the back garden, shoveling snow out of the pathway, “They should have reached the city where Arad disappeared,” Mira said, looking at the night sky.

The ground beneath her feet cracked.

FLAP! Ignis, the red wyrmling dragon flew toward her as fast as she could, snatching her out of the way but having her tail severed by the claw.

“Ignis!” Mira screamed as she saw the boiling blood fall into the snow, bursting into flames.

“I’m fine,” Ignis growled, shaking as she barely stood, “You must run. That’s a monster,” She glared at the claw that emerged from the dirt, and then a dream walker crawled out, “Saved by that wyrmling? Dragons are always a pain, no matter the type,” He stared at Mira.

“But, I have to thank her,” He giggled, “I smell that young void in you, probably should keep you alive until you give birth to that egg for us to use,”

Ignis opened her jaw, breathing a burst of fire toward the dream walker, but he didn’t even bother to dodge. Her flames were nothing to him.

“Thanks, it’s a bit cold here,” He laughed at the flimsy flame.

“Run!” Ignis screamed at Mira, and she was about to stand and run away when a massive shadow jumped over them.

A massive, three-meter tall horned gorilla with two ox-like horns on his head rushed forward, latching on the six-meter tall dream walker’s head.

“Where did that thing come from?” Mira gasped, seeing the strange monster show up out of nowhere.

“This smell?” Ignis gasped, “Sebas?”

The gorilla monster clenched his fist, punching the dream walker in the face, drilling his head back to the ground with a massive burst, cracking Arad’s house.

“Sebas? That old man?” Mira stared at Ignis.

“That one of the monsters that prey on younger dragons!” Ignis growled, faintly remembering the stories Kinryuu told her when he was around.

“OOO! OOOO! OOOOOOO!” Sebas started freaking out, pounding his chest as he lunged at the dream walker, violently swinging him around and ripping his flesh with inhuman violence.

Tina was walking on the other side of the house when the enter thing shook. She stumbled down, falling on her knees, and Rey and Ray rushed out of the kitchen toward her, “Lady Tina, are you okay?”

“What was that?” Tina said, looking at the twins when she noticed a massive eye staring at them from the window.

“Duck!” She pulled the twins by the clothes before the monster could thrust his claw through the window.

“I missed,” The dream walker growled, “This should be the entrance to his layer if the memories we read are correct,” He took his hand out, looking inside, “Some humans? Do you know where the entrance to the dragon’s lair is? I’ll give a painless death if you answered,” (In the background you can hear the dream walker attacking Mira as that happened at the same time.)

CLICK! Tina pulled a musket from beneath her maid skirt.

“Where did you keep that?” The dream walker gasped.

BANG! She blasted his eye open with one shot, “A magic pocket sewed to the underside of my skirt,” She and the twins ran away as the dream walker growled.

“What did you shoot him with?”

“Probably holy bullets that I was testing for Jack. They seem to have worked fine,” Tina replied with sweaty face. She had never felt such fear in her life.

The twins stopped, “You run and get back up. We’ll hold him here!” They pulled their daggers, “Hurry,”

“And I thought I’d ask nicely,” The dream walker broke the wall, already healed. “Will you tell me now? In his hand, he held Serin, Tina’s baby daughter,”

“Serin!” Tina screamed, the twins barely stopping her from rushing toward the monster.

It was then that the dream walker stopped moving as he sniffed something from Serin, “You?” He looked down, “Aw, shit.” He sighed.

Serin’s body flashed with a golden light, reminding Tina of the time Serin hit Arad with a smite. CLAP! The dream walker’s body got sent flying toward the forest as a burst of holy magic flashed from Serin’s body.

Serin fell to the ground, crying in pain from the fall, but the bump on her head instantly healed, and she stopped crying at once.

The dying dream walker growled, his body mangled on the trees, “Chad…”

****

The ground in the forest exploded as Meryem got sent flying into the sky in her humanoid form. Behind her lunged a four-

armed white dream walker, “You’re the dragon’s strongest minion?!” He laughed.

“What took you so long to attack us?” Meryem growled.

“Waited for your main force to be baited into our trap first. They all should be dead or enslaved by now,”

CRACK! A massive red claw grabbed the white dream walker, squeezing him. “Who?” He looked back, seeing a great wyrm red dragon glaring at him.

“The great general of the red dragons,” The massive dragon replied, “The shiny ones are already flying toward your bases. You have started a war you can’t win,”

Thud! Merymed landed on thin air, but it quickly cleared that she stood on the camouflaged hand of a massive black dragon, “What took you so long?”

“We don’t understand ants’ language,” The black dragon replied, looking toward the dream walker.

“Is this ugly creature one of the monsters that kidnapped our mediator?” He asked.

“Don’t know, probably yes,”

“Congratulations,” The black dragon laughed, “Know what happened to the last bastard who angered dragons? I’m sure you don’t know, we killed all the knolls and erased them from history, and now it’s your kind’s time,”

The chromatic general roared into the sky, “Find all of his kind! Murder them at sight and make an example out of them!”

Hundreds of chromatic dragons emerged in the sky, spreading across the world to search and destroy dream walkers.

“Sure this isn’t an overreaction?” Gojo flew up, “Killing on their colony should be enough,”

“It might seem strange, but I actually prayed to Tiamat and asked for her advice. I didn’t do that in centuries.” He looked at Gojo, “She actually replied, and said kill them all. And she’ll make it a bit easier for us to take a humanoid form,” The chromatic general got his head closer to Gojo, “It’s actually what humans call a holy crusade in their terms for us chromatic dragons now.”

“I don’t trust the gods,” Gojo stared at him.

“Neither do I,” The chromatic general smiled, “What why I never prayed to her before? But now she’s giving us a reason to rampage, and we’ll gladly take that. She isn’t known to get back on her words,”

Updated from 𝘪.