The Dragon King’s Harem System

Dragon King's Harem Chapter 187. The Duel Between The Two Kings I Argod's PoV I pushed Xinrax with all my might through the dark passage of my portal as my Telekinetic gripped him. ‘Heavy…’ I thought, gritting my teeth, mustering all my strength to grip him. His level was above me, so I had a hard time keeping him under my control. Due to the level difference, I could even feel how this skill drained my Mana since I had to recast the skill every time the time limit was out before he made a move. While he looked at me in anger and struggled as hard as he could to break free. Although it didn't work, that didn't mean I couldn't feel his strength at all. “Let me go you, bastard!” he yelled in anger. But I ignored it and put all my concentration on my skills. Luckily, without earth and soil around him, he couldn't use his skill. Once we exited my portal, an empty field entered our view. There was not much to see there except rocky ground with a little dry bush. Some low-level monsters that roamed around immediately ran away from there once we appeared out of nowhere. We could neither hear the ruckus nor see the smoke from the battlefield. This was a perfect place for our duel. That place's location was twenty kilometers from the fortress. Not too far, not too close since a battle between the kings would usually have a tremendous impact. So I had to make sure The Minotaurs and The Orcs didn't find us before I managed to kill him. - Crash! A crashing sound echoed as his back hit the ground. It didn't stop there, I also pushed his body several meters before finally stopping. A deep trail of crack on the ground proved how hard he landed. Dust flew and smoke surrounded us. Before he could react, I released my skill and flicked my wings to slide backward. It was too early to bring this to close combat. Besides, I still had to do something first to secure my victory and replenish my Mana. [You have canceled your Telekinetic.] At the same time, he roared in anger. His roar shook the ground, lifted the rocks around us, and launched them at me. But I simply used my skill to destroy it. 'Fire Pillar.' The fire pillar appeared in front of me and threw the rocks in another direction due to the impact. I took that opportunity to take a Mana potion from my inventory and chugged it all in one gulp without taking my eyes off him. Then I canceled the skill, stopped in the mid-air, and floated 100 meters from Xinrax which had just returned to his feet. Without my fire pillar, our eyes on each other were filled with intimidation and obvious challenges. Arrogantly, both of us lifted our chins. “Long time no see, Xinrax…” I greeted him with a smug smile. The last time I saw him was in the real Argod's coronation. “Argod…” he hissed in displeasure. "I thought you were still sleeping." A scoff followed it. "Or I'd rather hear you die." An evil chuckle came out of my mouth. “Too bad, I have to disappoint you. But here I am. Alive and healthy,” I said as I opened my arms to show how healthy I am. At the same time, I glanced over his head to measure his HP and power. [Name: Xinrax Gratus Rockhide] [Level 121] [HP: 16520/16520] [Mana: 5039/5039] Even though his HP was higher than Blaze Draco's, it didn't matter to me since his Mana element was weak against mine. So I predicted this should be easy as long as he was alone. What I had to do was kill him before Uraugh came. “I see… So this is the dragon's plan. You made my soldiers think that you were there when you actually tried to kidnap me,” he made a late bullseye analysis. “Exactly. You are smart, Xinrax," I complimented him. An evil smirk bloomed on my lips. "Unfortunately you are too late. Well, that tunnel thing is a good idea by the way, if I don't find it. But I'm sure it wasn't your idea. Your brain is too small for that," I mocked. He gritted his teeth in anger upon my guess but said nothing, proving that my guess was correct. "Who told you about the tunnels?" he asked curiously, ignoring my mockery. "No one. It doesn't require a traitor or anything to find out. I just need to see the topography and your camp plan," I replied casually. "That's impossible!" he roared in disbelief. I shrugged nonchalantly. "It's up to you to believe it or not. Or would you prefer if I said it was your brother who told me? So you have a reason to get rid of him." He pressed his lips due to my answer. But a second later he tried to intimidate me to cover his panic. “Well, this isn't bad either. We haven't seen each other in a long time, it's just the two of us on this vast terrain and we've never had a duel before. Isn't this a great opportunity? Besides--- I wonder what happened to the dragon king after he woke up…” A confident smile grew on his face. “Why do I feel you are weaker than before?” he sneered. I had expected this since I used my Telekinetic over and over on him, but I was still calm. "Well, that can't be helped. I slept too long and my muscles were a little stiff. This duel will be a good warm-up from me,” I replied in a nonchalant tone. “Ho… you are overconfident are you?” he said in a mocking tone. His displeasure was evident in the tone of his voice. "Of course." I extended my hand to the side and took my Fire Elemental Changer potion from my inventory. His eyes immediately fell on the dreadful potion in my hand. “Cause I have my trump card…” I continued. I released my hand from the potion and let it fall to the ground.

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