The dragon's harem

Arad looked up and saw a young girl looking back at him from the upper window. She had short, curly blond hair, honey-colored eyes, soft ivory skin, and two blindingly pale wings flapping behind her back. Her eyes flashed with golden light as she cried, “SISTER! WE’VE GOT SOMEONE NICE OUTSIDE!” She jumped out of the window and didn’t even bother using her wings to slow her fall, and instead crashed on the ground, cracking the sidewalk.

Just behind her, a girl with short purple hair and sparkling green eyes looked down with a sleepy face, “Ah, too big. I’ll be out in a while.” She yawned and went back inside.

The blond one swung her arm at the window and yelled again, “Stella! Don’t dare go back to sleep!” She then sighed and tried to straighten her hair, which curled right back up.

“So, what’s your name, handsome? No one ever dares knock on our door.” She looked around, “Father would kill you.”

“Your father? You mean Ward?” Arad scratched the back of his head, “He already tried at the border.” He looked at her, “I’m Arad Orion, an Emperor. Lucifer said that I should pick some people to become ambassadors between my empire and your kingdom, and someone recommended you two to me.”

The girl froze, “Wait! Is it real?” She took a step back, “Mom said that the news of an Emperor coming here that Lucifer spread this morning was fake. That Emperor could pick from the royal castle. It won’t be something to throw for the people like this.”

The girl took a step back and reached between her breasts, pulling a long bat. “I know it! You’re a scammer! Father was right!”

“Where were you hiding that?” Arad looked at her with a puzzled face, but she didn’t have time to reply. At that moment, the girl jumped at him, swinging the metal bat with all of her might.

“Sister! Finally, we’ve got one. Help me capture him.” She growled, and Arad dodged her attack with ease. A simple side step was all it took.

“Bella, don’t you think he’s a bit too big?” The sister looked out of the window, her hair still disheveled and toothpaste still dripping from her lips as she bit on her toothbrush. Reaching into her chest, she quickly pulled a bow.

Arad still couldn’t feel as spatial or storage magic, but transfiguration. They weren’t storing those weapons.

Stella pulled a single hair from her head and waved it around, turning it into an arrow, and knocked it on the bow, aiming at Arad.

Arad shifted his weight and caught the arrow before it could hit him, which suddenly made him feel a bit weird. The arrow he caught had turned into light and sank into his palm.

“You don’t need to repent. Just be obedient for a moment!” Bella rushed forward and jumped, dropping her bat at his head.

As the bat bounced off Arad’s iron head, Bella dropped it and cried, holding her hands up with a sore face. “MY BONES! IT FELL LIKE I HIT A ROCK!”

“My arrow didn’t work either!” Stella fired several arrows that sank into Arad’s body, but nothing changed about him.

The two then took a step back and looked at Arad, “Wait, you aren’t the real deal. Are you?”

Arad sighed, “I’m, now can you stop attacking me? Your attacks feel strange.”

“Feel strange?” Bella blinked and then looked at her sister, “Heard him! It’s working! PELT HIS ASS!” She lifted her bat up, and nails emerged from its surface.

Stella pulled more of her hair and turned them into a single arrow with a heart-shaped tip, aiming it straight at Arad’s heart.

Arad expected the sisters to calm down, but their assault only grew stronger. Telling them that their attacks felt weird probably made them think that it was working and that if they hit him enough, their plan might just work.

Now, how was he supposed to tell them that after the first hits, nothing had reached him? Arad had been sucking Stella’s arrows directly into his stomach, and Bella’s hits stopped just a hairbreadth away from his skin, thanks to gravity magic.

After a minute of fighting, Stella in the window cried in pain. Bella stopped her assault and looked back, hearing some slaps and her sister screaming.

“AH, shit! Mom woke up!” She quickly shoved her bat into her chest and rushed to Arad, grabbed his hand, and rested it around her neck. “MOM! He’s assaulting me!”

The door got kicked open, and a tall woman with blond hair and burning green eyes walked out, dragging Stella by the ankle. The poor girl had her skirt all the way up her face, leaving her lower half exposed, her bright pink underwear barely hiding the red marks of her mother’s slaps on her butt.

The mother looked at Arad and then at Bella in his hand. She then threw Stella to his feet. “Make sure they cry a lot.” She then smacked the door closed and let the two sisters outside.

“WAIT! MOM, YOU TRAITOR!!” Bella cried, and Stella was on the ground, groaning.

Arad lifted Bella and looked at her in the eyes, a deep frown on his face.

“Ahem…” Bella scratched her cheek, “Would you please put me down? You’re straining my neck.”

“Said the one who put my hand on her neck and screamed that I was assaulting her. How about I make your claim real?”

She could feel Arad’s grip around her neck growing stronger, and her face paled. “Wait! I’m sorry, please stop, wait! WAIT!”

With one swing, Arad lifted her up and threw her on the ground hard enough to make her bounce like a ball. He then lifted the two sisters and approached the door, knocking on it.

Seconds later, the mother opened up and looked at him with a worried face. “Oh my god. Aren’t you a quick one?”

“Can we talk inside?”

The mother shook her head, crossing her arms in an x. “No can do. You better take those two and leave before their father returns. He never allows them outside, and I’m sure he’ll never let them get married. This is their only chance of leaving the house.”

“With a stranger?” Arad lifted an eyebrow, “A stranger that just beaten them?”

“They attacked you first, and besides, I don’t sense any malice from you. I’m a half-cupid and can tell the good from the bad people.” She smiled, “Besides, I can smell a whole horde of women on you. If so many think you’re good enough for them, then you’re good enough for those idiot daughters of mine.”