Agatha The Legendary Guild Master

"Diana, take the lead here of this battle," I said before turning to look at her eyes while adding with extreme hatred, "don't keep your hand, make them all die in the most brutal way!"

She didn't reply back, except with a nod, as she was now wondering for sure what was going on inside this little brain of mine.

I went ahead, into the bustling streets of the town, while many players there had already recognized me. my face was stern, and damn serious, so everyone just made ways for me to walk, without even asking for it.

My destination was one place, and in half an hour I managed to reach it.

"Is Lady Nada inside?" I asked one of the guards standing on the entrance to the great mansion. "Yes esteemed hero, she is inside."

The guard replied, in his own courtesy, and I just replied with a nod, before entering the mansion.

Lady Nada was standing there, speaking with many NPCs who looked seriously hearing her words. my boots caused some sound in the hall, interrupting her words, before her eyes shone when she spotted me.

"Hi Agatha, is there anything I can do for you?"

Her attitude was always warm and welcoming, but I couldn't smile back at her. I just tried to force a pale smile on my face, which made her realize how grave the situation was.

"Ok, let's continue this for later," she suddenly turned to speak to her men, before pointing to a corner in the hall as she added, "you can wait for me here, I have something to do then go back to continue our discussion."

The NPCs nodded to her, and then to me, with extreme respect, before we two were alone. "Here or inside?" she asked, pointing to a nearby room, much secluded than here. "There is better," I replied, with a soft sigh.

When we entered the room, and after she closed the door, I didn't wait for her to ask me anything, as I asked:

"Can you contact the esteemed guardian of the game?"

She glanced weirdly at me as she replied:

"Sure, I'm one of his agents after all."

"Great, I need a favor from him," I said, before sitting, nervously, on the seat next to me, while she moved to sit next to mine. "Are you alright? What happened?" she asked, with extreme care and a warm soft tone that was able to drive tears out of my eyes.

However in the next moment I wiped them off, as I firmly said:

"I have no time to waste, I will explain later, it's an emergency."

She nodded, in understanding, before she took out a strange ore, and went to the fire in the room before she threw it into fire. "This is the most special way to contact the esteemed guardian. Every agent has only one of these, to be used only in the extreme emergency," she said, while sighing softly afterwards.

I was shocked, as I never imagined she would use such a priceless way to contact the guardian. This time I couldn't hold my tears back, but I controlled myself not to loudly sob.

The next moment, a large cloud of smoke was formed from the fire, and a miniature image of the large boat of the guardian appeared in the room. I couldn't see him, as last time, despite being able to see the boat clearly, the whole of it.

"Nada, what's wrong? What is the emergency? Tell me, hurry!" the guardian tone was urgent and rushed, and I knew he had all the right to be so. Lady Nada had called him using the most urgent means between him and his agents, which meant there was a great crisis in the game that required his immediate attention."

"Oh, sorry to call you in such a way, esteemed guardian," Lady Nada said, while intentionally pausing. "So it's not an emergency? And you wasted the death call for contacting me? it has to be an emergency for you to do so!"

He had already guessed what happened, and when Lady Nada was silent, I felt an invisible gaze to fall upon me. "What's wrong, child?" he spoke, and his words weren't as warm and tender like Lady Nada, but I felt great reliability out of him.

I felt my tears were still flowing on my cheeks, so I hurriedly wiped them out, before rapidly saying:

"Esteemed guardian, I have a request to make," I then hesitated, but Lady Nada motioned me with her head to continue. "I- I have a kingdom in the real world, and I'm the princess of this kingdom… the crown princess for it. I want it to be joined into the game as part of its worlds."

I finally said it, and once I did, I felt great relief. I didn't know if that even was possible, but I couldn't let them die while I was enjoying glory and peace down here.

This was the only solution for me, and them, even if that meant they would lose their lands, but they would still be alive.

Later on, I swore to myself that I would build much bigger lands for them to rule!

"Oho, is that correct?" the esteemed guardian didn't ask me, but I felt some cheering in his tone. I glanced over Lady Nada, who just had some conflicted emotions right now, before she hurriedly replied:

"I don't know the exact details of Agatha's past life, but it's easy to ascertain her words."

"It's right indeed. child, give me a drop of your blood then, and after testing it I will continue negotiating with you."

I stood my place not knowing what I should do, but Lady Nada, for the second time, motioned me to move with her head. My body jolted, as my mind was trying to comprehend what just happened right now.

The guardian didn't refuse my request, or tell me it wasn't possible to do. Instead, he asked me for a verification for my authority, something that meant he could do it!

He could do it and I could save my people!!!

Another flow of tears fell from my eyes, silently, while I cut my finger with my spear and let a drop of blood fall upon the miniature image of this boat.