Survival To Godhood 93 Draconian Attack 3

The draconian accompanying Charir-dar was a purple-scaled reptilian. He had golden armor and a spear on his back. His name is Spyrir. Even though he was only mid-level Construct, Spyrir is the first draconian Paragon and Charir-dar direct disciple.

Flying toward Machu Pichu, Charir-dar told the fifty ships with him to bomb the city from the sky. He told Spyrir to help Beodror.

"Master, what are you going to do?"

Charir-dar looked out the right side of the airship towards the north. "I have a fight with the man in black."

Spyrir gave his master a weird look. Ever since Charir-dar was embarra.s.sed in Lankani City, he had become more humble and wary of the earthlings.

"Master, I have faith you will win."

Charir-dar nodded his head. "Good luck, Spyrir." Charir-dar flew out of the airship and headed north to cut off Supay and Zero.

Back in Machu Pichu, the golems fended off the draconians enough to have them tactically retreat to the lower parts of the mountain. The draconians foot soldiers fought off the beast to set up a temporary base.

The only draconian still fighting was Beodror. He realized quickly that Urcaguary simple attacks required little mana from him and being a golem he could battle for days and never get exhausted.

"How do I defeat the rock-man?"

Running low on mana, Beodror was mostly just using sword techniques with little to no mana applied to them.

*Clink* Clink* *Clink*

The sound of metal slamming into metal could be heard all around. Urcaguary was in no hurry. With his wit, he knew the best chance for victory was to allow the reptile-man to tire himself out.

Urcaguary decided to start channeling into all of his punches to drain Beodror faster. At this turning point, it was no longer trading of blows and more of a straight defense from Beodror.

Urcaguary flew up and activated his artifact weapon. A chain whip appeared in his hand. He swung the chain down. Beodror seeing the artifact fling down upon him initiated his flames and launched a counter-attack. The purple flames drifted up but were parted by the chain.

Beodror blocked the metal whip, but the pressure and force blasted him into the ground. A crater formed from the impact.

The draconian tried to get up, but couldn't. So, Urcaguary floated down to capture the powerful foe when a wind infused fireball was hurdled towards him. Urcaguary flew backward to dodge it.

A purple scaled draconian was standing over Beodror. "You will not harm him," Spyrir snarled. He was too late to help his brother, and his brother paid the price.

Six orbs of elements floated around Spyrir. Each one was made of fire, ice, lightning, wind, earth, and metal.

"This one is a paragon." Urcaguary started to get worried. He sent a mana message to Supay. "Supay, where ever you are I'm worried I won't be able to protect this place."

Urcaguary received a message instantly back. "I know. Their leader is here to delay me."

Urcaguary was worried. They pulled out all of the stops to defeat them. That means he would have to do his best at the enemy before him. Urcaguary took a deep breath and wielded his whip.

"Let's do this draconian."

Spyrir launched his attacks and Urcaguary engaged. This time Urcaguary was on the defense while Spyrir was on a full offensive.

Meanwhile, an even more dangerous battle was about to happen in the north. Exhausted and tired from slaying several draconians, Jira fled northward after three Core Building draconians ganged up on him. Little did he know, he was heading for another battlefield.

Jira looked up to see a flying draconian attack Zero and Supay.

"Golden Inferno." A brilliant burst of golden flames was launched at Supay. Supay erected a barrier. The attack was only a diversion. Charir-dar real target was Zero.

Something snapped inside of Jira. "Master! Watch out!"

The android didn't see it even coming. A flaming spear stabbed through the gut of Zero. Charir-dar was happy to get revenge on the lying robot. "This is what you get for tricking me. Golden Inferno!"

Golden flames ignited on the spear and in turn burned Zero. Zero didn't feel pain like normal beings as his body was melting before him. He looked over to see Supay flying towards him, and he looked down to see his disciple. In the end, he never honestly treated him as his disciple. If robots could have regrets, that would be Zero's.

"Zero!" Supay flew over as fast as he could.

Ripping out his spear Zero's destroyed body fell to the ground. "Golden Dragon!" A large yellow-flamed dragon flew from the tip of Charir-dar spear and crashed into Supay.

As the flames dispersed, Supay stood midair afloat with eyes of fury. He came to see Zero as his companion, and he was just killed before him. Supay felt like this was a repeat of his battle in Ukhu Pacha.

Death aura enveloped him, and his anger caused him to lose his usual calm demeanor. "It seems I'm destined to destroy all fire cultivators."

Supay clenching his fist and channeling his aura launched several Death Fist at Charir-dar.

"This human uses death mana. I will need to be careful." Charir-dar activated flames to surround him and block the incoming attacks.

Jira on the ground ran over to his Master's body. Grasping him into his arms, Jira tried to heal him with life mana but failed.

"He is already dead."

"Who was that?" Jira asked when he heard the voice enter his head.

"Someone who can give you the strength to avenge your master and kill that reptile in the sky."

Jira was conflicted. His Master always preached to conserve life at all cost. You never seek to kill or spite any creature. That was what philosophies he took upon himself when he chose to follow Master Zero.

Jira then decided he would never be like his Master. He would choose his path, and that path was to kill his race's leader.

"Whoever you are, I accept your offer."

"Release your will and allow me to take over."

Jira was reluctant at first, but he relaxed his mind and soul. Then he allowed this second ent.i.ty to take full control. Inti overpowered his soul quickly and had complete control of Jira's body once again.

Inti looked up into the sky at the battle. He clenched his fist and said, "There can only be one true fire G.o.d and king. Supay, you will also get yours too."

Inti watched the battle for a few more seconds and ran off. He knew to get his revenge he had to seclude himself and get stronger.

Sensing Inti's unique yang flame mana, Supay looked around only to be almost stabbed by Charir-dar spear. "Inti alive?"