Silva didn’t stop though; he continued ramming into the dome, each one more powerful than the last, but nothing changed. The impacts were all absorbed.
“Master, Master, stop,” Drake called out to him, forcing Silva to stop.
“I know you want to get in there, but you have to stop and think, Master,” Drake said. Silva listened to him. His rage was not solving anything, so he decided to calm down.
He transformed back into his human form, walked to the dome, and placed his hand on it.
“What do you guys suggest we do?” Silva asked, wanting to see if anyone had a solution. He used dragon eyes while he waited for them to give a solution. The dome spread deep underground, making a full sphere under the capital. There was no way to enter from under.
He tried to find the link, but to his dismay, the weak spot of the dome was inside the capital, in the castle, his castle.
“There’s no weak spot we can make use of. This dome was made to be strong from the outside,” Lily said as she walked beside Silva.
“Then how do we get in?” Silva looked at her and asked, trying to calm himself and not make rash decisions.
“We would need someone from inside. They could easily damage the dome from inside. A dome of this nature can’t be impenetrable. There must exist a way to break it.”
“In this case, the dome was made to block out people and not stop people from inside. If we can contact someone from inside, it will be possible to get it broken,” Lily explained.
“I don’t have the time for that. No one is responding to me,” Silva said. His wings came out, and he shot into the air. He flew up until he was higher than the dome and then flew over to the center. He looked down and saw what was happening. He needed to get in no matter what.
He immediately summoned all his clones. Each of them already knew what they needed to do. They needed to overdrive the system, push it to its limits, and cause it to shatter.
Without wasting time, all of them transformed into their dragon forms except for Silva. He stood there with the abyssal blade in his hands.
“Let’s do it,” Silva said. He flew up and gave the clones their space. The clones all fired streams of dragon breath at one fixed point. They kept pouring without stop.
Silva flew above and started to use the power of will again, trying to use the same move he had used against the weeping angel.
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Inside the dome, things had taken a dark turn. Everyone was fighting for their lives, trying to keep themselves alive against these demon-looking humanoid creatures that attacked them.
Quin ran through the street with his wife in his hands. He pulled her along, not wanting her to drag behind.
Suddenly, one of the demonized landed in front of him. The ground exploded, and the two of them were pushed back.
Quin grabbed his wife in the air, not wanting her to land roughly. He helped her tighten her grip and took the brunt of the fall.
He got up and checked on her. Thankfully, she was fine. “I need you to run now,” he said to her. She wanted to say something, but he yelled.
“Please go. Leave the capital by any means. Find Silva. He’ll know what to do. I’ll find you,” Quin said. She saw his pleading eyes. She reluctantly nodded and then got up. She immediately ran away.
Quin stood up, pulled his sword, and faced the demonized. “You really lack timing, right? You guys had to attack during my honeymoon,” Quin said. He took his stance, ready to fight.
“You will die, and then I’ll go after that woman,” the demonized said, and then with teleport-like speed, he moved.
Quin reacted at the last moment. Right before the punch landed, he moved his sword to his side as fast as he could and blocked the punch. The force shot him like an arrow, and he smashed through the wall.
Luckily, he managed to block the punch. He fit out of the rubble and walked.
“You survived. I guess you’re not all talk,” the demonized said and charged again. Quin knew that he could not take this person in strength, so he decided to win with technique and other things.
He activated his legacy. A black flame erupted around his sword and stretched to his hands. He slashed, firing two flame arcs. Then he leaped up to the roof and retreated backward.
The flame arcs hit the demonized and cut into his shoulder, but not deep enough to slow it down. It rushed through the building, bringing it down to the ground. But before it fell, Quin leaped to another roof.
“I don’t really understand my legacy, but I do know that there’s no better time to learn about it than now,” Quin said. He looked down at the demonized and stretched out his hands. Shadow-like hands shot out and latched onto the demonized.
Quin made a throwing movement, and the hands flung the demonized into a house, completely taking down the house.
“Can’t believe that worked,” Quin said, but his celebration was short. The demonized rushed out of the rubble, jumped into the air, and headed for Quin.
Quin tried to move, but the demonized chucked a huge piece of the rubble that it had carried from the house. It hit Quin right in the chest. Quin coughed blood. His head shot back, and he fainted for a moment.
His body fell from the roof and rolled to the ground. He tried to push himself up quickly, but the damage he had taken was not little. He coughed out blood again.
The demonized leaped over the house and landed behind Quin. He picked Quin up and looked at him with a wide grin.
“You should have sided with humans, yet you chose a monster.”
“Take a look in the mirror, asshole,” Quin responded.