The dragon's harem

Arad sighed as he looked up, wondering why didn’t Hati lift the barrier. No, they didn’t defeat that weirdo called Nyar so the battle is still ongoing, which is now slowly making him worried. He looked forward as Kali and the other massaged his back.

Hati already patched the crack he used to talk with Gojo and leave earlier, she even went around and found all of the similar cracks and fixed them. Now he couldn’t see any weakness that he could use to teleport outside even with Vorvadoss’s magic.

It was like there was an invisible infinity locking them inside, it would take an eternity to escape even with Betty’s speed. “Kali, can you destroy eternity?”

“That’s why I’m here,” She leaned on his back, “Don’t think too much about it, or you’ll end up harming yourself.”

The reason Kali was left with him inside the bath wasn’t just because of her strength but just in case Hati ended up getting killed. Having Arad perpetually locked inside that space could count as Nyar achieving his goal so Kali is there to break him free in the worst-case scenario.

Outside, the battle had ended, but the cleanup had just started. It wasn’t just one or two abominations that managed to slip before Vasilissa locked the world. Tens of them had managed to enter the universe, all searching for Arad to finish him off.

So…in a whole other world, an old woman sat on the porch of her forest house, rocking it back and forth as she relaxed beneath the sunlight.

“Old bag, you reek of someone I want to kill.” A tall, mass of flesh and eyes stood right outside the fence of her house. Glaring straight at her. “What did you say, my son?” The old woman leaned forward on her cane, to her he looked nothing more than a blurry mess.

“The man I’m hunting, you’ve been with him. Where is he? Arad Orion?” He pointed a finger at her.

She curled her lips, munching on air in her toothless mouth, “I’ll scoop…your ballsack, and feed it to the dogs.” She stared at him with a smile.

“You’ve got a way with the words, old hag.” BAM! He fired a massive bullet of stone straight at her face.

CLANG! The bullet ripped in half, each blasting through the house as the old woman leaned forward on her cane, pulling a blade from inside the wooden shaft. “Even I…get influenced.” She barely managed to stand and the abomination was staring at her with a confused and terrified face.

“It’s been over fifty years since I saw that bastard.” She opened one eye, “Can you tell me what you found about him so far?”

“Old bag, who are you?” The abomination took a step back, and suddenly felt a hand touching his shoulder. He glared back only to see another old hag, but this one was reeking of curses, a witch with a long broken nose, glowing red eyes, and a hunched back. “Come to me…” She waved her hand and the abomination jumped away, landing on the other side, looking at the witch with a scared face.

“Come on…” She waved a small glass bottle, “It’s comfortable inside.” If he didn’t run away she would’ve stashed him away like a lab frog.

“So you’re finally back? Didn’t you die in the bog?” The old woman on the porch looked at the witch with a smile.

“I got stuck in the mud. I was lucky to charm a passing hog to drag me out.” The witch looked at her with a grin, “But earlier…who’s you’re blaming you old sack.”

“You’re the one who swears a lot, from whom would I learn?”

Another old hag opened the house’s door and walked out, her knees shaking, “I was…taking a shit…what are you doing?” She looked at them with her head wiggling.

The old woman looked at her, “He’s looking for Arad.”

The old hag who just walked out gasped, “By Yog’s sweet toes!” She looked at the abomination, “We have to catch him!” She knelt down and started knocking on the wooden ground, “Hey! Hey! Can you hear me? Someone came looking for Arad…”

BAM! A large root burst from the garden, smacking the abomination all across the mountain range with a shockwave powerful enough to have been felt all across the kingdom. He coughed blood, looking forward with a terrified face, “Wha..what the fuck?!”

A massive tree had grown beneath the small wooden house, lifting it to the clouds as the whole tree started walking on its roots like a giant crab. “A treeant? No, this magic…a spirit queen?!” The moment he gasped, the grass around him turned into wooden spikes and pierced his body like a pin cushion.

The abomination immediately healed and started running away while the massive tree-crab creatures chased him, stabbing at him with its titanic legs. That wasn’t it though, the trees, grass, and flowers, all started turning into wooden spokes and spears, flying toward him like a rampaging storm.

DING! As he looked back, the old woman was already behind him with her cane sword drawn out, flying at his neck. He tried to dodge her strike but she managed to cleave his arms.

The old witch appeared above him and stomped his head down, causing his whole body to rot from the inside out.

“This…won’t kill me!” He roared, healing, and flew away with massive wings. “What are you hags? What do you know about Arad Orion?”

The witch flew back to the wooden house and the old woman jumped with ease behind her. As the two landed on the porch, the old hag started healing them with divine magic.

The old woman waved her cane, “Let’s see…how you…survive this.” The ground started shaking and rumbling, a magnitude 10 earthquake shook the mountains, ripping them out of their bases and splitting the forest into a thousand small pieces. The clouds in the sky turned back as a massive tornado kissed the ground, lifting the five mountains and the shattered pieces of earth, spinning them around the tree and toward the abomination.

“How about some…black fire?” The witch wiggled her twisted fingers and the whole tornado burst into cursed black flames, setting the whole region ablaze.

As if that wasn’t enough, the old hag waved her hands and divine magic filled the sky, conjuring countless divine swords burning with holy magic. A divine rain of judgment flashed to the ground.

The abomination growled, “Yog’s magic…getting bastardized like this, and you even work with this witch and mass murderer ripping mountains off…don’t you fear her wrath?”

The old woman growled back at him, “Yog…she can take her wrath and shove it up her ass! Where is Arad!” The divine rain of judgment turned into a hail of curses, pinning the abomination to the ground as he got pummelled by everything those hags had to throw at him.

After an hour, the abomination was lying on the ground, his body slowly turning into dust. He had taken too much damage in such a short time…no, even before facing those old hags, his life force had been drained drastically when he appeared in this world as if he aged a thousand years.

“Who…are you three?” He mumbled and a small fairy was standing on his chest, her long and sharp toenails digging into his flesh. “I’m the one asking questions, who sent you?”

“Hooo…we got a smart one here.” She glared at him and he screamed, “Don’t ever think you’ll die in my land.” roots started growing from her feet and piercing his body, eating away at what remained from his life force.

She laughed, staring at him with an evil sadistic grin, “Even a fairy’s patience would run after such a long time. You either speak and die an agonizing death or spend the rest of eternity eating shit here.”

“Like you can…we abominations, aren’t bound by your rules.” He giggled in pain.

“Rules of nature…” She pushed down, shoving her foot through his chest.

The abomination almost instantly woke up as a small twig, growing underground over a massive pile of shit and excrement. The fairy was floating above him, “All of the kingdom’s sewers pour here, enjoy your endless meal. I was kind enough to leave your taste buds and sanity intact.”

“I’ll check on you once a year to see if you changed your mind.” She waved her hand and started flying away.

“Wait!” He cried, “What world am I in? I was sent here to look for the man called Arad Orion, I just appeared here, I don’t know anything else!”

She stopped and looked back at him. “Finally ready to speak? Where did you appear?”

“There is a dimensional crack to the north, I’m not a native of this world. This all must be a mistake.” He cried.

She looked at him and nodded, “So you don’t belong to this world, just arrived looking for a man named Arad Orion and ended up offending my old friend?” She looked at him with a smile.

“Yes! Yes! Can you please release me now? No, kill me, that’s all I ask.” He looked at her, wiggling.

The fairy nodded, “No…you’ll eat shit for all eternity here.” She flew away and left him to suffer for the rest of time.

Several minutes later, the old hags and the fairy were standing before the dimensional crack. “So this is where that thing came from.” The priestess looked at it.

“Do you think we’ll find him on the other side?” The witch asked and the last old woman shook her head, “If that monster came from here, it’s probably the base of his enemies.”

“But…if they are looking for Arad across dimensions like this they are bound to find him. We can just steal their info.” The fairy smiled, “Let’s go.”

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“Wait…” The priestess pulled a statue of Yog and put it on the ground.

“What are you going to do?” The fairy asked.

“If we’re going to die there, I want to piss on her for leaving us stuck here for half a century.” The priestess growled.

“Piss on who?” Yog was standing in place of the statue and looked at the priestess. “You’ve got rude, Mary.”

Mary looked at Yog for a second and started taking her pants anyway.