They seed full of themselves, and I let them feel free, as soon they would taste what bitterness really ant.
"Girl, you can run as much as you like, the more you struggle, the better," their leader said, before pointing to the west, "your n are over there, run now as you have the chance."
I just smiled, while replying:
"Thanks a lot, I won't torture you then for your generosity."
My words caused them all to laugh, but what I did next made them all to stutter, shudder, and retreat a couple of steps, regretting crossing my path.
"Co forth, my demon," I muttered softly, but the demon appeared with a huge bang. It wasn't the sa as before, as much of its strength seed to be sealed, and his artifacts were now replaced by four weapons, a sword, a knife, a bow, and a spear.
Its appearance was sudden, and it made everyone feel fear inside their hearts. It wasn't as strong as it used to be, but it was enough to kill all of them with ease.
I watched on the one sided slaughter, as these players used their mystic arts without any much effect on the demon. Eventually the last one fell, and they left a lot of mystic art dals, adding to the ones I already fard from the sacred land, I could allow for one hundred players to be mystic art disciples.
I collected the loot, the dals, the fallen gear, with a smile over my face. No matter who my enemy was, my ti lost in the sacred land wasn't for nothing as long as this demon would stay by my side.
Thanks for the witch for that, as I knew this had to be related to her old and long sche.
"Let's go that way," I said, as players welling around from every direction made way for to pass. I walked for half an hour, and eventually I reached a place where there was a huge cave, with many players standing opposite each other, as a battle was already raging between them.
I managed to spot all of my elders and my group vices. Diana, Rog, Rody, Elyo, Gabri and others as well were already fighting a hard battle against players with so of them using mystic arts.
"See those over there," I said to my demon, "go and kill them."
I just gave the order, and my demon moved like wind, cutting any opponent standing in its way. It was like death itself, attacking freely and killing whatever it liked.
The sudden appearance of this three eyed demon made everyone retreat, stop their fighting, and look with dread to this gigantic opponent, but that didn't an my demon would stop. It continued to push forward, attacking my enemies, declaring its allegiance.
It was on my group's side, everyone knew that. my boys cheered loudly by this sudden flip of tables, while my enemies' hearts fell to their knees, knowing their battle was lost, and they tried to escape.
However, how could I or my demon or my players let them lose this easily?
I raised my spear, let it slide over my fingertips, then threw it, snapped my fingers, and threw it again. the nightmare of had reappeared again, and when my players saw my signature attack, their cheers turned into a thunderous one, making the earth itself tremble under my feet.
"Attack, leave none alive," I shouted, declaring my new motto in this battle. I was so angry, angry at that bitter loser of enemy, Terik, for trying to set this lousy trap for .
I kept pushing forwards, as my players started to act freely. They started to give chase to the runners, planning as I ordered, leaving non alive.
I followed them, killing as many as I could reach, and after quarter of an hour, the place where it was filled with my enemies was now littered with fallen gears and so scattered dals.
"Gather everything, and distribute these gears over our players," I ordered, while welcoming my group pillars.
"Princess, what took you so long?" Rog was the first to speak, and I didn't get his point, so I asked:
"What do you an by that? I was only delayed for a couple of hours."
"No, it took you two days to co here, princess," Rody said, as he was really exhausted, "we ca here to try this dungeon out. It's the first dungeon of the town, level fifteen dungeon, but those losers tried to prevent us from entering it," he said, explaining the situation.
"The other groups and that distasteful new guild had all cleared the dungeon. We need to be in the first three, and they tried to stop us," Elyo said, feeling sohow dejected.
I could relate with his feelings, as I was also frustrated. "Don't worry, we can enter it now and clear it so rapidly with my demon," I said as I pointed to that giant with three eyes in its forehead.
"Isn't it the demon that protected that castle?" Diana asked, as she recognized it.
"Yes, it is, and it's now my pet, co, gather the team and we will rock the few dungeons in this town, rendering everyone speechless, announcing the return of the king of the town."
My words made everyone's eyes shine, as they knew I intended to play it big this ti. they started getting themselves busy, arranging everyone, making a team of twenty, led by Diana, Rog, Rody, Elyo, Gabri, and of course . I just watched them on the side, while watching the number of players watching us growing in number.
"We are ready princess," Rog said, attracting my attention to him.
"How is the state of the group now?" I asked.
"Well," his face slightly changed, "our absence made others target out players, and we ended up losing most of them," he said, in so embarrassnt.
"No problem," I just said that, without expressing any anger or regret. "Let's go inside, add to the group and make the leader," I added, as I went towards that cave entrance.
Once I reached there, a notification popped up in front of my face, to choose the difficulty of this dungeon.
I selected the most difficulty, the hell level. After all, I wanted to prove my worth, my group's worth, showing off our strength to the whole world.
I knew these players were now broadcasting my entry to the dungeon. Once I chose the difficulty, the shape of the cave changed, with a huge mouth, demon-like, with four long horns on its head appeared in front of . The color was dark red, giving anyone the danger vibe, but I didn't hesitate to enter, with my pet and my team just behind .
The mont I entered, the whole world around changed, as there was a sudden appearance of a thick forest, extending for a long distance without boundary.
"This dungeon is set in a tropical zone, we need to kill all the monsters inside, and reach the exit on the other end, which would take roughly four hours for the fastest team to end it so far," Rody said, as he had already investigated this dungeon.
I didn't speak much, as I ordered:
"Go and kill anything that moves."
My demon moved, like a giant cha that I adored much, towards the forest. The mont it entered it, a loud ruckus appeared, and due to the thick forest up ahead, I couldn't tell what was happening.
However I knew he was fighting, slaughtering these poor monsters. I raised my hand as I ordered:
"Move as Diana will lead the charge, Rog will be our eye, everyone else keep yourself busy collecting loot, and don't fall behind."
My players knew I would use my demon as the spear tip, and they would follow, so they executed my orders, heading to the forest after the demon, while Rog kept sending updates in the team chat.
"There is a group of ten monsters coming from the north oh forget it, the demon just killed them now."
"There is a group of seven mo again the demon killed them."
" the demon is killing everything that moves, literally doing so."
After so ti he got used to my demon efficiency. Such a colossal being who was once guarding a castle for endless years wasn't this simple, even after sealing most of its powers, and taking all the artifacts from it.
I moved forward, as my players kept collecting the fallen loot everywhere. Rog's mission changed from telling us about the monsters, to telling us where the loot was.
"There is a group of gears one hundred ters to the north east."
"There is a group of scrolls and gears, seventy ters to the west."
"There is a group of gears and potions, two hundred ters to the north west."
My players used to this, as we moved, unhindered, with the constant sounds of fighting getting constantly away from us. My demon speed of killing was exceeding our pace of collecting loot, how ironic!
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