Agatha The Legendary Guild Master

The sudden addition of my personal army rumbled the entire fight. My mixed army was already much superior to those small bones, even most of my army needed only to stamp over them by their feet and hooves to shatter them to pieces.

I wasn't thrilled by this, yet this was something to feel comfort about. At least my enemy didn't have any alarming army.

The more we ran to the front, the more bones were shattered. In the middle of this charge, my army of monsters rallied around me, and my army swelled suddenly from two hundred to a few thousands in mere minutes.

This made the momentum I had not easily shaken! I had my eyes fixed on a certain direction, the necromancers! I wanted them, I badly wanted these one-man army!

The more we approached them, the denser the bones we met. Yet our momentum was unstoppable, and no bone creature even rivaled any of my personal army's strength so far.

Yet they slowed us down!

In half an hour, I finally reached the inner circle of these necromancers to know the reason behind all this stubborn, stupid resistance. They were summoning bones non-stop.

So no matter how many I crushed, more would appear to fill their gaps fast. That explained much and made my previous decision firmer; I must set my hands over a group of them, not only one!

When I got this near, I counted their numbers. There were a hundred of them, a hundred summoned all these tens of thousands of skeletons and managed to kill over two thousand so far of my powerful monsters.

Damn! My monsters weren't like your bones, I couldn't summon them by words of my mouth!

"Roar!"

Just as I had only less than five hundred meters between me and them, a sudden roar emerged as a new skeleton appeared.

It had broader bones, a giant to match my smaller demons. As one appeared with its giant skull, more started to appear.

"Oh, you held back your hands then," I muttered before gripping my spear tightly before sending it flying for the first time in this fight, "but I'm here," I sneered as the next second my spear was gone and went to stab one of those necromancers.

I was fixing my eyes over this, and I didn't miss a single notice of it. "So you bleed like humans, that's good news for me," I chuckled when I saw that gush of fresh red blood from the chest of that necromancer.

"Snap!"

The next moment I called back my spear, before sending it flying again with no warning, reaping another necromancer's life.

As two went down, I noticed that two of the hundred giant skeletons they summoned turned into piles of dead bones. "So killing the masters will kill the servants, that's great," I said with much enthusiasm while the steps of my demon brought me face to face with these giant skeletons.

Then weapons appeared in their bony hands; giant weapons!

"I need these," I shouted as I wanted to arm my personal army with weapons to be more deadly.

Weapons hacked the bodies of my army, yet no giant skeleton managed to sustain more than a couple of fists from any of my personal army before shuttering into a pile of bones.

And yet more were summoned to replace those killed, and I noticed they didn't need to just summon the equal number of the killed; they summoned approximately a hundred each ten seconds!

"That's scary!"

I knew this ability was really frightening, yet I didn't stop releasing my spear to reap more necromancers. For me, they were my subjects, so I tried my best not to mass kill them.

So, I started to handpick my targets, trying to isolate them into smaller groups. Even some stood solo with no other necromancer nearby them.

They were finally reduced to sixty necromancers, a big number, yet they were all separated. "Kneel and surrender to me to live, continue to futilely resist me and you will perish!" I shouted from the top of my demon, trying to break their will.

"Don't hear her words, we are the might…"

One of them was brave enough to open his mouth after I spoke, and he just got his reward right away. My spear wasn't that kind to let him continue his speech, and the scene of him falling on the ground, soaked in his blood, was so shocking after his bravely foolish words.

And I didn't hurry to retrieve my spear. "Any more? Anymore idiots? Anyone want to die today?" my words rang across the chaotic battlefield, and right away most paused of summoning more skeletons.

Yet there were still those stubborn and idiotic enough to continue resisting. "Snap!" and followed by a throw was what they gained from me in return for their resistance.

And without exception I killed fourteen, making the final alive count reach forty-five. "Forty five is much better than one, right?" I said to myself, trying to console myself over losing fifty-five here for no reason for me.

"Make your bones stop attacking my army!" I shouted with such dominance, shuttering any remaining resistance inside them.

The next moment they started waving a small wooden staff I never noticed before in their hands. These were like thick small tree branches, yet I was quite sure they were somehow special.

"Kneel!"

Again I ordered them in such a dominance tone, while the bones all around stopped their resistance. My monsters were so furious and absorbed in the fight that they kept killing these bones with such deep anger.

"Stop attacking, they surrendered!" I shouted at them while not moving my eyes away from the necromancers. They were all youths, and they couldn't stand a single glance from me.

So they kneeled, and in the next instant my system celebrated this with me by its usual message.

"Ding Dong! Congratulations, you gained the loyalty of forty five necromancers. Gaining new species under your reign is something worth celebrating for. You gained five thousand pearls as reward for both gaining their allegiance and gaining new and special species under your rule."