Agatha The Legendary Guild Master

Den was still confused when we reached the river, even when he crossed to the next side with me over the raft, with the two demons working to steer the raft against the mighty water current so we wouldn't be flipped over, or be drifted to another location.

As my feet stepped over the next bank of the river, I almost felt this was a place meant for me and my next foundation here in this world.

The bank was much spacious and broader than I examined from the top of that small mountain on the other side. The ground was filled with green grass and different kinds of plants, stretched for miles right and left.

But what I really was interested about was that edge overlooking the whole world underground, so I gave my demons the orders to go back and keep bringing everyone and every single monster meat to here, while I ignored everyone else and moved towards the end of this land.

The land kept going to the end, without any interruption except for that distant route that looked like a groove from my place. when I bypassed it, as it didn't affect much of my decision, I headed towards the tip of this land, and what I saw really exceeded my previous imaginations!

I was literally standing on the roof of this world, on top of everything where the ground land seemed so distant that I even felt there was a tinge layer of fog separating between me and then; a layer of cloud!

I was above the clouds! Oh my…!!!

"I love it! this will be the place of my next uprising here in the world!" I muttered before clenching both of my fists as I loudly shouted: "Here I come, b*tches!"

My voice reverberated through the entire world, and at this moment I wasn't afraid; I finally found my foothold here, and crazy who would think he or she or it could stand against my way here!

"Time to finish establishing this village," I muttered before turning around and glanced towards the whole area. There were over a dozen miles between me and the river in some places, and around five to six miles only in others; especially at that route direction.

I knew the land below was fertile and I intended to hold everything under my banner, but first I needed a base; an impregnable base that would enter doubt and fear into the hearts of anyone hearing its name!

No to mention those stupid enough to come and conquer me!

"So this shouldn't be built with such an obvious weakness in its centre, I should move east and west, and instead of building one village, I would build three!"

I finally made up my mind, and at this moment the system didn't forget it's amusing habit to interrupt and spoil any joyful moments I had. "Ding Dong! You only have one village token, that's to remind you."

"You once said if I have none then I can ask for a quest to obtain a token, right?"

"Ding Dong! This is for those who have no tokens!"

"I don't care," I replied without budging for even a step backward, "I want not only one but two quests!" I said, before turning to glance at the world below as I added, "make them three."

"Ding Dong! Oh sure, why not? Let's make a party and announce the winners with tokens! What do you think these tokens are? They aren't a play!!"

It was angry, mad, and that felt really nice. Gosh how much he resembled Shin; even teasing him felt the same! "There must be some way to obtain more," I said, before I hurriedly added, "and don't tell me to go out there and challenge other humans, I won't kill others to acquire village tokens!"

"Ding Dong! You can go and kill to acquire tokens if that is fine by you, but not humans. There are many races who are trying to establish their footholds here like you. Go, conquer them, demolish their villages and obtain their tokens; this is the only way the whole world can approve upon."

"It's the only way you stingy system will approve upon, huh?"

"Ding Dong! Ding Dong!"

"Don't ding dong me again, got it?"

"…"

I ignored this stingy system as I started to picture this entire place of the new world under the lights of my innovations and achievements. The road leading to the ground would be surrounded by three villages, and they might coalesce later to form a huge tripod city with the river running in between its lands.

As for the other route, the one which proved much harder to defend, I would rather prefer to block it all, leveling the depressed route to meet with the two ends of the mountainous edges, then building another village over there, supervising the three underneath, and others down below.

"I like it, it's like a stepladder leveling system," I muttered when I finally pictured everything. I knew it would take me a long time and great efforts to do this, but at least I had now a north star I could aim towards.

No matter the time or the effort, I would definitely achieve that northern star of me. "I swear!" I muttered, vowing to myself before promising anyone else. All that mattered now was me; all that I cared about was me.

The question now was, which village I should start with?

Frankly, when I thought about the solution of that annoying back route I had the urge to start the village there, but this wasn't an applicable solution.

I lacked the manpower to downpour this route, I lacked the time to waste in even doing so or waiting for the route to be modulated to be suited for my plans.

So, I decided to choose between one of the two sides here. it wasn't a tough choice at all; as both looked the same to me, but one side had more green than the other, so I decided to start at the less greeny side, leaving that more fertile lands to be used for agriculture in early stages of the village.

After all, I had many mouths to feed and they wouldn't eat meat all the time. they must be hungry, as I was now very hungry; strange this feeling –hunger.