Agatha The Legendary Guild Master

I stood on the walls, watching the distant piece of land, while waiting for the demons to come out of it. as I stood there, Diana and Rog had already climbed up to me.

Everyone had already received the system notification as me, so they all knew this battle would be fought only by mystic art users. Behind the two of them, I spotted my old allies, Aria and her friends.

They also rose up to my place, stood beside me without saying a word, with extreme worry over their faces. Aria was standing beside me, then Merad, Mark, Rokal, Cloe cousins, Tomy, and the expelled aristocrat, Alfonzo. They were all I had known so far in this town, met here and there.

They stood, with their grim faces, as they knew this battle would be difficult, if not impossible.

"Don't worry, you aren't alone here," Aria said, as she patted on my shoulders. I glanced at her and nodded, with a faint smile, out of my confidence.

"We need to send players away, normal players can't fight this battle," Merad said. I knew he was speaking out of logic, but who said I was going to fight by it?

"No," I shook my head, attracting everyone's attention. At this moment, the distant invading piece of land shook, as many demons started to jump, or literally thrown, out of it. they were already starting their attack towards here.

"If normal players stayed here, they would be an easy target for these demons, they had a very hard protective shield over their bodies," one of the Cloe cousins said.

"I know," I nodded, as I just returned from a journey to the sacred lands, and all their knowledge came from my players who went with me there, "I want you to organize them, be ready to attack the demons whom I will shutter their shields, and make others be ready to dissect them for their rare materials," I said, as I turned to look at the incoming demons.

From the first glance, I could say for sure they were higher, much higher than the ones I already fought at the Fortland sacred land. I think these demons might come from layers above fifteen, or even twenty perhaps.

They reminded me of the demons I fought before at layer two, when facing the castle and its walls.

"Are you sure?" Aria asked with much concern, even Rog had the same worried look over his face. Only Diana was calm, as she knew what I planned to do.

"Just be ready, and leave other things to me," I was about to act when I was reminded of something, "by the way, all the pearls will belong to me."

I then climbed the short wall in front of me, before standing, alone, on this highest single point of this town, in the face of this endless wave of demons coming like mad dogs towards me.

This was the simple fact of this struggle, the lone me against the pack of wolves, and I intended to make the same result every single time I was thrown into this situation; to kill them all!

Everyone just glanced at the back of me, as the whole town ushered under complete silence. I was like a pillar, some light amidst all the darkness coming here to kill them.

I simply took out my artifact, the prison, and then muttered:

"Summon my pet."

"Roar!"

The moment it appeared here, it roared, as it had sensed the presence of the mystic lands' aura here. the giant demon looked around it, to find the incoming demons towards here, before I looked at me in question.

"Just act as my ride, and do nothing until I tell you to do it."

I wasn't in the mood to play around, or say jokes, or even speak nonsense. I had all my focus over this incoming battle. "also be aware some assassins might target me, so be ready to fight them back," I said, as I knew the treacherous nature of my enemy.

As I planned to stab him in the back after this battle by visiting his headquarter and destroy it, he also would plan to use this chance to kill me more than once.

Even if the assassination wouldn't affect my level by much, but it would tarnish my public image and reputation. The demons were already near me, near the town wall, so I simply jumped, to rest over my giant's shoulder, before taking out the two most deadly artifacts I already had.

My spear, and my calibre sword.

The moment I took them, a system notification popped up at once.

"System prompt: the invading force had interfered in the rules of the game here. you can't use the artifacts as pleased from now on, as each single use will consume your hunger value."

"Oh!! You really came prepared!" I muttered, in surprise, as I didn't imagine they would try and interfere in the game. "but this would make things more interesting," I added with a chuckle, as this wouldn't stop me from using my artifacts, though, but limiting them.

My enemy thought I was like others, limited by one hundred hunger values! This was the first thing he got mistaken about, as my hunger value was already in thousands. As for the second mistake it did, was underestimating my allies, and my master!

"Let's see what this scroll is all about," I said as I took out the scroll the master gave to me at Lady Nada's palace. The moment I opened the seal, the scroll turned into white dots, as it entered into my body. in a moment, I had new info inside my mind, and the next moment I started to laugh, laugh out like crazy.

"System prompt: you got the blessing of a long forgotten being. The mystic arts you use will be blessed by it. the energy consumed in any art you use will be half replenished by this blessing."

It wasn't any art at all, it was an ancient treasure! I didn't doubt the value of this treasure, so my master had to coat it by the lie he had said in front of Lady Nada.

I laughed, and my crazy laugh was seen weirdly by everyone behind me, but I never cared. I now could fight to my heart's content, without fearing anything.

"Let's do it!"

On one hand I had my spear, and on the other I had my sword, and both waved at me at the same time. two brutal attacks fell on the demons, with the sword being more deadly than my spear, as it covered a longer and wider distance than it.

I didn't judge, and I never stopped. An attack fell one after another, clearing the whole area starting from my place, to my enemy's place.