Necromancer Supreme System

'…'

The system didn't reply to her, as this was against its policy. It had no reserve energy to use, and even if it had, it would store it for later time.

'Ok, ok, I agree,' she said, with a sad face, but the system didn't care about it.

She then started to move, as staying here for one whole hour had already made her quite bored. Her new baby dragon was in the lead, while other skeletons were following it. she wanted to test its powers, to know if she had gotten herself a fair deal or not.

The next to appear were level fifteen monsters, two levels higher than hers. However, she wasn't that strict about direct leveling, as she wasn't going to fight with her two bare hands.

The first group of monsters she faced was a group of crocodiles, and her newly upgraded baby dragon moved to welcome them.

"1000"

"1000"

"1000"

"1000"

The dragon caused this scary damage to appear on top of these monsters, using its two bony claws to tear them apart. She stood in her place, stupefied with this high damage, didn't know how to react to this pleasant surprise.

Each monster didn't take two to three hits and died, while other skeletons kept attacking behind the big dragon. The monsters didn't stop calling like that, as they started to attack, but their damage was little to this dragon, which had very hard bones to absorb any kind of damage.

"That's just insane! I can level up crazily like that!!"

She muttered with disbelief, as she imagined the easy leveling she would get. The twenty monsters here didn't last for long, giving her a decent amount of Xp. She then moved to the next group, and the next, killing her way through level fifteen, sixteen, and seventeen monsters, while she herself gained two more levels.

It all went well until Draky sent her a message informing her about him finishing the deal. She at once sent the message to two hundred and five, asking him to be ready to join this video chat.

He replied with his readiness, confirming that all the Heptian players were gaining access to the game. she sighed, sadly, as this moment was really cherished by Ibro.

However he wasn't here to witness his making fruit into light!

In less than five minutes, she went away from her skeletons, giving them the order to continue killing monsters there. the only bad thing was that she would need more effort when she came back, to turn all these dead monsters into skeletons.

However, she didn't want that ambassador to pry on her new strength. Two hundred and five and Salsola were already trusted by her, but not him. so, she went away, and then started the conversation with him, while adding two hundred and five to the meeting.

"Oh, it's my old friend two hundred and five. How are you doing my friend?" the moment Draky saw two hundred and five he said that in greetings, while his face slightly changed. He didn't expect to meet this sly fox this time, as the last time he had very big gains from Oya, and he just hoped to get more this time.

However, by this old fox presence, he wouldn't gain what he dreamt of!

"Hi my old friend, I'm doing great. Thanks for the help given by your country, I'm really appreciating this," two hundred and five said, replying to the courtesy with the same.

"Don't say this, it was all done by Ibro, and we just did our part of the deal. By the way, do you know where he has gone?" he asked, trying to put some pressure over that sly fox, his match.

"I really know nothing about his whereabouts," two hundred and five just shrugged his shoulders, as he really knew nothing about Ibro's whereabouts.

"That's strange, but I heard he is still in the game."

"Sure, he is," two hundred and five simply replied, before glancing over Oya. This info just came from her no doubt. He felt some regret not attending the first meeting between the two, as Oya knew nothing about dealing with foxes it seemed.

"Now, let's finish the deal," Oya suddenly said, as she understood nothing about this word war between the two foxes in front of her, "here is twenty returning scrolls to Renalt world, as promised by Ibro," she said, while taking out the scrolls to Ronat town and sent them to Draky.

Two hundred and five was about to ask her about which town she chose the scrolls for, but he was slightly late, as she already sent them to him.

"Thanks a lot," Draky sincerely thanked her when he saw the scrolls, as his eyes flashed with appreciation and gratitude to his luck in getting these scrolls. Now he was completely sure of the presence of a new town there, and that world wasn't just based on one town as they initially thought.

"What about Apidon coins?" he asked, while stealing a glance to two hundred and five, as he was afraid that old fox might pull anything here.

"Can you show me the coins first?" two hundred and five asked her before she sent them to Draky. She didn't find anything abnormal about it and just sent twenty coins to him, as he examined and found nothing wrong with them.

He had this vague uneasy feeling that something went wrong here, if not the coins then it would be the scrolls, that is what he was thinking right now.

"Here, these are the promised coins," two hundred and five sent the coins to Draky, who just received them with a big smile on his face.

His country now could send players there to the two worlds and start learning about the hidden truth about this game. "Thanks a lot, I hope we can cooperate more in the future," he simply said his farewells like this before closing up the call.

"May you show me the scrolls you sent to him?" two hundred and five suddenly asked, as that feeling was still bothering him a lot.

His country now could send players there to the two worlds and start learning about the hidden truth about this game. "Thanks a lot, I hope we can cooperate more in the future," he simply said his farewells like this before closing up the call.

"May you show me the scrolls you sent to him?" two hundred and five suddenly asked, as that feeling was still bothering him a lot.

Oya watched Salsola fight for a while, before she stopped laughing at her inwardly and shouted at her to stop and come to walk with her.

She just did that to repay the teasing her friend did to her, as Salsola's addition was nothing to the damage her skeletons were doing right now.

No matter what, her upgraded dragon was now playing a great role in making her skeleton's army invincible.

"Finally," Salsola said, with a long sigh when she returned to her side, "my damage is negligible compared to these skeletons. They are monsters, why don't you teach me how to summon them?" she asked.

"No," Oya simply replied, without saying anything more to her, before she returned to summon her skeletons again.

"Cruel hearted necromancer," Salsola muttered, with a loud tone audible to Oya, who just sneered and said nothing. She knew the playful nature of her friend, as long as she was out of the fighting arena.

"You told me you want to establish an alliance, is that true? Do you already have the stone?" Salsola asked, with great curiosity.

"Sure, I have it," Oya said, "but the requirements of it, sigh, we need a lot of money if we wanted to make it happen," she added, helplessly, as she recalled the great figures needed to establish the alliance.

"Is it this hard?" Salsola asked with much interest, "isn't it like any other game requirements?" she asked.

"No, it's much more complicated than any other game," Oya simply replied, before she started to tell her the conditions needed to be met for her to establish the alliance.

"That's really hard," Salsola muttered, "but regarding players' issues, we can use the help of the players we know," she added.

"I have no such strong relations with them," Oya simply said, as she faked her regret, "no one asked about me except for you," she added, a truth indeed.

"That's because you are very secretive about your game identity. I guessed it many times before finally coming up with the right name," Salsola said.

"Really?" Oya asked, with a chuckle.

"Yes, each time I make up a name, the system tells me there is no such player here, until I made Oya and the system connected me to you," Salsola explained, "so others might not know your name. let me handle this matter, is there any upper limit for the starting number?" she asked.