Master Of None

The merfolk had gone to their city and the aquatic forces that had come with Scylla were gathered around where Walker assumed Scylla was. The enforcers had joined the healing efforts and were guarding Alma with Gil. This left the golems who had moved toward the city because they were needed to assist the merfolk recover. The problem with all of this was that no one had stayed in the nest to watch the tamers. 

The tamers had been fully aware of this and were currently combing the nest. Walker spotted them sifting through the broken remains of eggs and even digging in the sand. "It makes me pretty angry to see them trying to find a kraken egg when they can see just how much damage that has been done." Walker was speaking to Fleur who could feel what he felt. Nature was a cycle, Fleur could feel this in her existence. But that did not mean she enjoyed the death of other creatures even though it was the way of the world. She was looking at the city and could feel the sorrow that the merfolk felt. 

Fleur pulled some natural mana around her and mirrored Walker's anger. He knew it would be harsh but he was going to make sure that no tamer took an egg and that the remainder were destroyed no matter what. "What are your tamers doing?" This was the only chance that Walker was giving the man with the ghostly prawns. If he did not fix this then Walker was going to use his mana to enforce the rules that were set. 

"Just cleaning up. You know how it is. We are sure that some of the kraken spawn bodies and eggs can be fed to our monsters for sustenance and to make them more powerful." The casual brush off from the man leading the other tamers made Walker ready to snap. 

"So you are saying that the digging in the sand for the undamaged eggs and that tamer right there that has an undamaged egg in front of him are not trying to take them away and tame them?" Piercing gazes from Fleur and Walker were followed by Midnight growling softly. It would have been enough to scare anyone from going against them if they had common sense. But it was all too clear that the tamers around were thinking with greed instead of with their logic. 

"They are just a few eggs. They could do a lot for the world." The slight chuckle came with the tamer walking away. 

"Yes, they could do a lot. They could consume cities. They could slaughter races. They could turn the world in to a barren wasteland." Walker's anger had hit a pique causing the tamers to look at him. "If every single egg is not destroyed I will imprison every single tamer here and have the entirety of the tamers' guild removed from Genesis, the city of diamond, the demi-human cities, the merfolk cities, and the forest elf city. If this is not enough for you then I will allow my fellow royal dragon Current to educate you in the dangers of the kraken species!" 

Mana flowed through the water and Walker's eternal orb formed in to a staff yet again. The water elemental mana reacted with the natural mana that Fleur was pulling towards them. Walker was willing the salt water to freeze would them in a massive dome. It was an incredible amount of mana that was only possible with Fleur's assistance. Midnight topped everything off by roaring with all of her might. The cracks that spiderwebbed through the frozen saltwater from her roar were enough to chill every tamer and their monsters to the bone. 

Fear flowed through the water and caused many tamers to instantly begin to chop at the eggs with any weapons they had. The monsters they had tamed were not foolish and followed suit. The man that led the tamers that had been sent stood on the sandy bottom frozen in fear. "Do you not understand the weight of my words? I want every single egg destroyed. The kraken will destroy our world if we let them. I will not allow it!" 

There was part of Walker that wanted to be light hearted and calm. Yet, the more he thought on the kraken spawn returning with more than one mother kraken, he could not be calm. This was a matter of safety for every race. These tamers were risking many loves just for a powerful partner in battle. 

"Now that is an interesting way to keep someone in line. I wanted to come and speak with you now that everyone is calming down. It also makes my lord a little more at ease knowing that one of his elders is able to come and keep an eye on things." Walker stopped his mana from freezing the saltwater. It quickly began to revert back to its liquid state. Fleur moved to examine Adair since she was very curious about the pure water elemental mana that seemed to flow about her. 

"Sorry for showing such an ugly side around you. I couldn't let this happen again." 

"No, that was the right decision. These tamers are not following the orders that I heard them speaking about. They were told to listen to the heroes no matter the order. They are blatantly ignoring their guild masters' orders because of their own ego. This is the problem with such loose restrictions. I will pay a visit on my way home, I want to check up on that little dragon in the caves." Adair smirked seeing that Walker was stunned about her knowing that the guild master had a tamed dragon. "Of course, we know. That dragon was without family. How could we take a wild dragon from someone that cared for it? It would have never survived in a village if we stole it away and gave it to a pure earth dragon." 

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