Online Game: Starting With SSS-Ranked Summons-Chapter 388: Charlotte is safe.

Arthur carefully guided Charlotte’s unconscious body onto Aetherion’s expanded back, his spatial manipulation creating a perfectly stable platform of energy beneath her.

"Remember—gentlest ride ever," Arthur instructed, his voice carrying protective intensity.

Aetherion’s massive head nodded with exaggerated seriousness. "Yes, Master! Big sister gets the royal treatment! You don’t have to worry!"

Aether was clearly treating this like the most important mission of his life.

The void dragon’s scales shifted to create a perfectly cushioned surface around Charlotte’s position. His spatial abilities formed protective barriers that would shield her from turbulence or any discomfort.

"I’ll make it so smooth she won’t even know we’re teleporting!" Aetherion declared proudly.

Arthur stepped back as Aetherion prepared for the travel. "Find Jasmine in Village 419. She’ll be expecting you. Also, I’m not sure if you have such a long cooldown like me, but just in case, I will summon you when you tell me that you are done, okay?"

"Got it! Big sister delivery service, coming right up!"

WHOOSH!

Reality folded around them as Aetherion’s spatial manipulation activated. The familiar sensation of dimensional travel engulfed the dragon and the sleeping princess.

Village 419 - Armageddon

Jasmine stood in the village plaza. She maintained vigilance just in case things went wrong, and the demons attacked her world just like they did with Arthur.

She suddenly detected an energy signature she was used to, and her eyes darted towards the direction the turbulence was coming from.

That’s Aether...

Suddenly, a large dragon appeared in the sky, it was Aetherion’s massive form with Charlotte resting peacefully on his back.

"Royal delivery!" Aetherion announced cheerfully as he landed with feather-light precision.

The dragon’s spatial fields gently lowered Charlotte to the ground, his movements careful enough to handle spun glass.

"Big sister needs the best healer!" Aetherion’s void-black doe eyes sparkled with determination.

"Master says you’re the best, so here she is!"

Jasmine approached Charlotte’s unconscious form before grabbing her from Aether.

Her eyes immediately analysed the young woman’s condition.

"She’s beautiful," Jasmine murmured, looking at Charlotte’s pale face. Despite her illness, Charlotte was still a beauty to behold.

Aetherion puffed up with pride, his eyes gleaming like starlight.

"Big Sister?" he echoed, as if the mere mention of her name was sacred.

"She’s not just important — she’s the most important person in the entire universe! The stars themselves would dim in shame if they tried to compare to her. Beautiful? No! That word doesn’t come close. She is beauty—not a reflection of it, not a piece of it, but the very essence itself."

Jasmine looked at the large dragon in surprise and thought.

Who paid him to praise her so much? She can’t even hear him, so it’s not like he is bootlicking...this dragon is really...unusual...but overwhelmingly cute!

"Please take super good care of big sister!" the dragon continued, his tail curling with anxious energy.

"Make her all better so she can play with Master again! And with me too! So we can play that game..."

"What’s it called again?" He muttered to himself before he remembered his eyes glistening. "Volleyball! That’s it!"

Jasmine’s smile carried genuine warmth. "I promise, Aetherion. I will try my best, tell Arthur I will take care of Charlotte. And thank you for the amazing ride, I will make sure to praise you to Arthur."

"Really? Really, really? You will do that!"

Such an innocent dragon...so adorable. She thought.

"Really, really. Your Master chose well by allowing you to take care of the ride."

Aetherion’s entire form practically vibrated with happiness. "Yay!"

The dragon bounded around the plaza once before remembering his duties.

"Oops! I have to go back to my Master’s now! He needs protection, too!" ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm

"Bye bye, big sister! Get better soon!" He said to the unconscious charlotte.

"Take good care of big sister! w’ll visit when Master says it’s okay!"

’Master, I’m ready. You can bring me over to you, now!’ Aether thought, sending a telepathic message to Arthur.

...

Arthur read through his Aether’s status. The reason was simple. He wanted to see where his summon currently stood in terms of strength, and he also wanted to figure out which skill to get. He was currently able to extract a single skill from his summons, and he was wondering which one he should get.

’hm...The singularity collapse is honestly too cool. I want to get it, but at the same time, I have enough damage-type skills, even if they were not anywhere near Singluarity Collapse’s level of destruction.’

[Race:] Primordial Draconis

[ID:] Aetherion

[Level:] 21

[Talent:] Space (SSS)

[Health Points:] 250

[Mana Points:] 450

[Magical Damage:] 45

[Physical Damage:] 31

[Damage Resistance:] 25

[Attributes:] Strength 31, Agility 31, Vitality 25, Intelligence 45

[Skills:] Singularity Collapse (Mythical), Space Lock (Legendary), Dimensional Slash (Epic), Quantum Existence (Legendary)

[Attribute Points:] 0

[Skill Points:] 0

The air in the command centre was thick with tension as more portals began to tear open in the sky—each one a gaping wound in reality, swirling with chaotic dark energy.

The people inside Gate’s headquarters stared at the phenomenon in silence, their expressions that of worry and unease. From the massive reinforced windows on the top floor, they had a clear view of the growing storm above.

Arthur stood calmly at the center of the room, his gaze turned skyward. Then, slowly, he turned to face the group behind him.

His voice rang out—calm, resolute, and sharp as steel."Who wants to pave his new path?"

A single breath passed. Silence gripped the room like a vice.

Then—

"ME!"

The cry erupted all at once, a powerful chorus of voices in unison. The walls themselves seemed to tremble with the sheer force of their conviction.

Arthur smiled.

These were no ordinary people. They were the elite—Gate’s inner circle. Long before the first signs of the dimensional merge appeared, Arthur had warned Gates of what was to come. And Gates had listened. While the rest of the staff was sent on paid leave, the ones who remained were the most trusted, the most capable—those who would not hesitate when the time came to act.

And now, the time had come.

Arthur raised his hand, his eyes glowing faintly with power.

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