Agatha The Legendary Guild Master

I kept narrating the facts and things that yet to happen, and they went into silence, not interrupting me, not saying a single word at all.

I was sending everything I knew about the apocalypse, the gossips after the destruction of the world, and the current plan they should follow.

It was simple, just keep killing any demon you meet, try to gather as many points as you could, without getting yourself killed!

I was walking during all this behind the lousy master who seemed to get us far from the exit. She was really careless, not knowing the right direction; always deducting the wrong turns and avoiding the right choices.

Despite me being frustrated at her in the beginning, I couldn't bring myself to hate her. Besides, when I thought about this, it was such a nice time to relax for a bit; after all the time I currently had wasn't enough for me to go back to my players anymore!

'So, this news is confirmed news?' It was Rog who first spoke up, asking me this question after long minutes of silence. 'Sure, and you need to search for any target you can kill and amass more points, the more the better,' I said.

'Sigh, why does it have to be like this?' Nina asked.

'Are the nobles the ones who caused this? Surely they are, who else would be so twisted in their minds except for them,' Alfonso said.

'Guys, don't waste more time, and leave the noble matter to me. I promise you that I won't let them have it the way they planned. But you need to work harder and amass more points, as much as you could.'

'What about you?' Diana asked, 'do you want more points as well?'

'Don't worry about me,' I sent back while hastily checking the current contribution points of mine. I was getting near the two billion mark, seemingly my demons were doing a great job right now. 'I have enough, just matter your own business, please.'

The chat then went into strange heavy silence, as they seemed to feel this was the last time we would speak to each other. I really didn't know what it would be like in the next world, so I just hoped they would use this time to strengthen themselves as much as they could.

'Guys I have to go now,' I tried to escape from this stressful atmosphere, 'if we are fated to meet again, we will. Till next time,' I sent while feeling bitter, so much bitter in my heart. It wasn't easy to send them away, not easy to accept the fact I might not see them again.

'Till next time.'

'Till next time.'

'Till next time.'

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'Till next time.'

'Till next time.'

'Till next time.'

They all sent the same word one by one, following my lead, Nina, Diana, and Aria's lead as well. I felt warm tears swelling in my eyes, so I hurriedly closed the chat, wiped the tears away, and tried to take a deep breath; and strangely it felt just a burning pain to breath right now.

"Sigh, till we meet again," I softly whispered while glancing over the master in front of me, who kept leading us astray!

It wasn't until six more hours that we finally stumbled upon an exit by chance, or perhaps it was the mercy of fate upon me. I had already abandoned the plan of going back to meet my team and embraced the thought of venting all this bitterness and longing I had over the ones who caused it.

"Finally we are out, phew, that was stressing," Camilia said, but I wasn't in the mind to coat words to her; so I said nothing except nodding showing my faked appreciation.

I then glanced over the current battle going on, the masters and disciples were now fervently attacking all the monsters, demons, and traitors outside the shield, while some even were missing; the surviving supreme council of the society and those who they trusted and brought to meet me from before.

"They went outside to kill," I muttered, and this time Camilia glanced at me, before looking around looking for any trace of her friends, but found none.

"Those selfish beings! I won't tolerate them for sending me in and wasting my time like this. See you again sweetheart," she said as she took out a huge balloon that seemed like a giant ship, jumped into it before moving at a very fast speed towards the shield.

I kept looking at her shadow for a few moments, then I laughed shortly as I helplessly muttered:

"Who told you to be this lousy and messy! Sigh, it's also my turn to kill those bastards," I then headed towards the direction of my two demons and the huge balloon I had from Camilia from before. She seemed to forget about it, or she was kind of generous to give it to me, either way I had a balloon, and I could join the battle at any moment.

My two demons were attacking everywhere, using their deadliest attacks all the time. I knew it even before coming out as my points were increasing all the time!

"Let's go in, we have some noble blood to spill," I said, while jumping over the balloon, and the two of them followed.

I rose up and headed towards the shield, while filling the balloon with my pearls. "We need to kill the monsters and demons, but focus more on any traitor," I said, as my primary target now was to kill as many noble players as possible.

I took out my shield, my spear, and my sword, while waiting for the balloon to exit the shield.

To be honest, I yearned for the relaxed time I now greatly missed, and was remembered of when I was inside the society. I realized that the moment I exited the shield, and was met by the mighty explosions, the screams and shouts, the roars of demons and the huge silent appearances of the monsters.

"Sigh, nothing better than home, despite some rest would be fine as well," I muttered, before moving forward, while waving my spear normal, while my demons started attacking anything around them.

As far as I could see, the place was filled with demons and monsters; making me realize the traitors were cowardly moved and hidden in the back.

"You are closer to layer twenty five?" I muttered, "or you are actually at layer twenty five?" I wondered, and I couldn't tell right away which was the case here.

I thought of sending the word back to Aria and others, sending my assassins to investigate the layer, but this seemed quite risky. "Let them be, I think they would try to go back and kill normal demons. They should be spawned again, right?"

I then started to push my balloon further away. I noticed the presence of all the mystic society big masters, as they were efficiently fighting and killing everywhere. Some traitorous masters also were fighting some of them, and instantly they all gained a blessing from my spear to burn and die!

The fight was intense everywhere, and now by my appearance in the mystic society; the enemies' grand plan failed! masters and disciples now knew what was best for them, and despite the short time they had, I was pretty sure they would score a good amount of points at the end.

As for the other grand plan of them, I was now heading straight to foul it. it didn't add up, having one plan only fail while the other succeed, right? It's only polite of me to make the two plans of them fail at the same time!

Everywhere I went, I was faced by great resistance and mighty attacks, however things didn't seem like the time I tried to move in. The frequency of the attacks now declined by a great margin, making me move easily towards layer twenty five.

I wasn't fooled by this, as I knew they shifted their attention now from blocking the mystic art society to prevent them to move back, to enter layer twenty five, to kill the other plan they sprouted for so long; the noble players!

"Prepare yourself for a huge fight!" I said the moment I exited the closed encirclement around the mystic art society, entering through the border into layer twenty five.

It took me roughly one day of smooth flying and an endless number of monsters, demons, and most importantly mystic art traitorous masters, to reach the border of layer twenty five.

And now, all I had was around eight days, and one layer that would take roughly ten days to clear if I counted on flying straight and directly killing all the enemies I met.

But I didn't plan to do that!

"Go and kill every single one of them. don't hold back, I want you to finish them in less than a week!"

I threw up my spear as I told it these words of mine; considerably my last words to it ever before the fall of the apocalypse. I was sure of the ability of my spear to kill every single one of my enemies inside this layer, and like that I would be able to kill all the nobles before the apocalypse would kick in.

Even if part of them escaped to the previous layer, layer twenty four, then it wouldn't be a big loss for me. After all their numbers would decrease by over ninety percent at the least.

"Buzz!"

My spear vibrated as it expressed its utmost readiness to the task. I smiled as I sent it flying, watching the long tail of lightning it created before completely vanishing from my eyesight.

"Sigh, why can't I use my artifacts in the new world? That's unfair!"