Agatha The Legendary Guild Master

"But you are two and there are ten thousand types of these armies out there!"

"I'm sorry master, without direct fighting with them head on, I can't give you any satisfying answer."

I knew she was telling the truth, so I just sighed, helplessly shaking my head, just hoping the final army I would face wouldn't be so scary or terrifying.

I had nothing else here to do, and I went then to the outside, while relaying one more order to the general chat:

'Spread the word, anyone with blacksmith skills come to find me as fast as possible. Also make all the mystic art players be ready to come to see me at any given notice. There is something I need to do to their gears to make them able to be deadly to the later demons and monsters.'

My words made them act at once, while feeling curious about what changes that might be. Rody already had told them about what I did to the huge body of the soul sucker monster, and they already guessed what I was going to do related to these cubes of it.

And asking for the blacksmiths made things clear; these cubes would be all imbedded into the gears of all mystic art players.

I just waited for a few minutes before a huge stream of players showed up. It was quite understandable to find all this huge number of players inside my large army, after all blacksmith was a very common and basic skill to have.

I waited for them to all appear and stand before me. I raised my spear up high, and they all went to silence. "Listen up, I will teach you something after the army leaves here. so wait with me and don't make much noise."

It seemed they were really terrified of me, or they respected me so much, as until the whole army moved, they never spoke a single word!

What an admirable disciple indeed!

"Ok, right now I will discuss what we will do here, and I want you all to learn it in your mind, before doing it in real."

'Send me one hundred thousand mystic art player back to my current place, here.'

I sent this request to the general chat, while sharing my current place. although I had over a million players with blacksmith skills right now in front of me, each single player had not only one gear, but at least five!

If he was a top player, then he would have eight to ten!

"We will start embedding this cube into the gears of players, and to do so, we need to rub the cube, starting with its shiny surface, here, onto the surface of the gear, like my shield here.

You need to rub in a clockwise direction, starting from the centre to the periphery in any flat kind of gear, like armors, shields, and even caps. As for the thin type of gears, like spears and swords, you will make them penetrate the cube, and start moving it from above to bottom, in a slow speed, while rotating the cube in an anticlockwise direction."

I started to speak more about the right way to do it, and started demonstrating the right way on my shield first. The trick wasn't only to rub the cube over the gear, but also to use fire to dry the external wet surface up.

To do that, fire must be controlled, so well so it wouldn't burn the thin layer of that monster, and dry it gradually over time.

I started fire, and to be honest controlling its temperature here in the open world outside the studio I used to work at was really a great challenge.

However, I learnt a trick or two from the demoness, as she told me the right temperature always be checked by the remnants of the monster on my hands. if I exposed my hand to fire and felt a burning feeling, not a warm feeling, then the fire was excessive, and needed to be cooler.

That trick was passed to my players, as they watched me test the fire by my hands being exposed to it. as the heat reached the optimum state, I started to put the shield directly over fire, for ten minutes only, then I removed it, while there was not a single scratch over it.

"Now, you saw me doing it, try it out first in your mind, and ask me anything you want about the process, before we will actually do it."

They looked at me, then at each other, before they started to think about the process. No one could do a thing if his mind believed he couldn't do it!

In the meantime, the players sent to me arrived, with the lead of Alfonzo and Diana. The first was impatient and quite angry for not attacking enough nobles these days, and the other was curious about trying out the new trick to face the huge monsters.

As they arrived, I asked them to wait, not hurrying my blacksmiths. I gave them all the time they needed, and one by one, many questions started to show up, asking me about the whole process once again.

I was fully prepared for that, and I replied to each question slowly and patiently, until they all understood what they were going to do.

It was a very simple act, but doing it without proper studio provided by many things to help them, it was considered hard to do.

"Now, each player will come, and ten blacksmiths will work over his gears. I want you all to modify all the gears you can use, not only those you are wearing right now."

I then motioned to Diana and Alfonzo to lead everyone here. they started organizing themselves, and my blacksmiths also did the same. As for me, I started distributing huge batches of these cubes on the ground, a pile for each group of them.