The dragon's harem

Without moving an inch, Arad blocked the bearʼs attack with his arm and pinned the tigerʼs head to the ground with his foot. The monsters pulled back to attack again, but Arad swiftly struck their claws down.

”Heʼs dancing over her.” The students gasped, seeing Mira almost getting stomped by Aradʼs legs each second, but barely not getting hit. Even with how fast and how sudden and violent his moves looked, he always moved around Mira, making sure to block and deflect the monstersʼ attacks while protecting her.

”This absurd physical might…” the teacher gasped, recognizing those moves.

CLAP! CRACK! Arad slapped the tiger and punched the bear, sending them rolling to the edge of the arena.

”I must be imagining things.” She gasped.

The bear roared, his chest expanding as flame gushed out from his jaw. The tiger managed to stand with lightning crackling from its body, those two were powerful monsters, and physical assault wasnʼt their only trick.

”So thatʼs why my hammer didnʼt paralyze him.” Mira gasped, the tiger was resistant to lightning.

Arad took a deep breath, ”Donʼt move, and close your ears.” He said and Mira immediately closed her eyes.

He took a stance, his arms behind his head as if he carried a sword and the teacher could feel her spine shudder.

^Shoot it, I dare you.^ Alcott said with a smile, standing ahead of her, holding a blade in his hand.

^The healers would fix you, brat,^ She pointed her wand at him, unleashing a massive fireball.

Washed by the red light of the fire, Alcott lifted his sword behind his head.

The teacher blinked, seeing Alcott in Aradʼs form, ”Donʼt tell me!”

”Action Surge: Dragonʼs Fire Slasher,” Arad growled with Alcottʼs adamantine sword appearing in his palms as the bear breathed a massive blast of fire toward him and Mira.

In the blink of an eye, Arad swung the sword down, parting the flames in one strike.

”Alcottʼs moves,” She growled, the wind blast from Aradʼs swing pushing her back.

CRACK! The ground beneath Aradʼs feet shattered as he lunged forward, his blade burning red from the flames.

ROAR! The tiger roared, cutting Aradʼs way and swinging a lightning claw at him. The monster was as fast as lightning, but Arad already expected him. CLAP! The sword sliced straight through the tigerʼs neck like a hot knife through butter, burning the wound to prevent regeneration and killing the beast.

CRACK! Arad switched his stance mid-swing, and the ground beneath his foot cracked from the sheer weight of his body accelerating. This was an action surge, not any move.

Arad lunged toward the raging bear, dodged a claw swing, and sliced the monsterʼs arm with one move.

The bear growled, swinging his second claw as he charged another breath in his lungs, causing his chest to flash bright red.

”Canʼt regenerate?” CLANG! Arad dodged the bearʼs claw and slicked him across the chest, cutting the lungs open and causing the monster to explode in a massive burst of fire that reached the upper stages.

As the bearʼs body exploded, his arm flew across the arena spinning directly toward Mira. She ducked down, covering her head.

CLAP! Arad fell down, stomping the claw to the ground, ”Was it a last attempt? No matter how many of you gather, you wonʼt reach her.”

Mira lifted her head, looking at Aradʼs back.

”A…Aron,” She could still remember to use his fake name, ”Thank you for saving me, but…they might fail me now.” She stood and Arad turned toward her, confused. ”Wait? Really?”

”Yeah…I doubt interfering in otherʼs matches is allowed, they might even fail you with me.” She looked up as the teacher slowly landed behind Arad.

”Sheʼs right, you shouldnʼt have jumped in,” The teacher said, slowly approaching Arad.

”I see,” Arad turned toward her, his eyes glowing purple as he lifted his arm. [Gravity magic]

In the blink of an eye, he pulled her toward him and lifted her by the neck, ”You snails were already jumping in, how do you call yourself a teacher if I reached her before you?”

The teacher struggled, unable to breathe.

”Student Aron, please calm down.” Another teacher flew down, ”We only received the notice,” He pulled out a letter.

Arad let the teacher go, and she fell down panting for air. The other teacher approached and showed her the letter. It explains how Mira is pregnant and that she should exempted from any dangerous activity such as fighting monsters. The womanʼs husband was Aron, the man standing ahead of them with an angry face.

”Wait! Why did I get this earlier?!” The teacher growled.