"Now, what should I do with the players here?" she again asked, "most of them belonged to that trinity guild."
"Isn't that guild already destroyed?" I asked, as the owner was now banished according to the guardian words.
"Nothing is certain yet regarding that player," Lady Nada said before adding, "my opinion is to go and kill everyone of these players, scaring them away."
I smiled evilly, as I said:
"I have a better plan."
She just glanced at and didn't ask back about that plan of mine. I had one right I didn't use yet, and now it was ti to use that threatening card.
"I will leave you to rule things here, while I will go and get myself busy," I excused myself while leaving the area of this mansion. She stood back, glancing at my back, while I waved for my demon to co and carry around the town.
The town had so minor damage, especially at the walls area and around the mayor mansion area of residence, but in total the rest of the town was perfectly fine.
My aim was towards the distant adventurer guild, as I have sothing I wanted to get done.
The journey in the empty streets wasn't that long, as my pet took in a short ten minutes as I arrived at the adventurer guild before the rest of my team.
I already sent them a tip, asking them to et here. I didn't need to wait for them, as I entered the empty hall by myself, as most of the players in this town were already standing a great distance away from the town walls.
My boots rang loudly in the empty hall, attracting all the NPCs here to my existence. It was a very great difference in the atmosphere here than the atmosphere in my other town. I knew for them I was the enemy, and for they were just my subjects.
"I'm the new owner of this town, who is the leader of this guild?" I asked, with a strong, and very loud tone.
"There is no boss here, you can leave and co again to"
This poor NPC didn't have the ti to even complete his sentence, as I hated wasting my breaths and ti over the likes of him, much balls but not any backing to the courage he had!
I just snapped my fingers, and this ti not my spears that moved, but the giant demon appeared in the hall, intruded the NPCs' area in the hall, grabbed that NPC, and then they both vanished from sight.
I heard a distant muffled scream that was so short, as my demon had already killed that NPC. I, again, glanced at them as I shouted, with much more clear voice than last ti:
"Where is your leader?"
This ti, the small door which I once passed back at my town opened, and a huge NPC appeared from it. his face showed how veteran he was, and he simply glanced at without any fear, while saying:
"Sorry for being late to reply, owner of the town."
"Esteed owner of the town," I corrected him, while not blinking.
"Esteed owner of the town," he gritted his teeth as he obediently, and unwillingly, followed my way of speech as he then added, "How may I serve my esteed lady today?"
Despite knowing he was faking it, I liked the way of his humiliated look and speech to . "I want to issue a challenge against the Trinity guild," I said, finally declaring the reason to be here.
"My La My esteed lady, this request I can't authorize, even if the price for that was my head, I can't simply ignore the rules given by our venerable esteed guardian!"
I knew he was talking about the case of my guild being a normal guild, but in fact it wasn't! I smiled, while widely opening my both arms, declaring my true identity as I said with extre arrogance and much pride:
"I'm Agatha, the owner and the founder of the Dragon cha Guild! My guild is established by the legendary guild quest, so I have the right, per rules, to select any trifle guild, and challenge it at the ti I select, to stumble upon their reputation, and tarnish their fa. I decided to challenge the Trinity guild, and if you don't comply now, then your head will be the appropriate price for your cri."
I spoke with a very calm face, with a wide smile that felt so irritating even to , but they deserved to be treated like that.
I could never tolerate the presence of any traitor, and they were, until this mont, traitors to . If they changed their allegiance, then I might forgive them. Now, I waited for that NPC to reply, while my two opened arms hung in the air were ready, ready to give my demon the sacred signal to attack.
Just as my fingers moved, the face of that NPC twitched, before he hurried to reply:
"I will do it, I will issue the challenge request now," he then turned to one of the NPCs around him as he imdiately shouted, "Finish the papers now, and give them to the lady."
I raised my eyebrow to him in reply to his words, as he hurriedly corrected himself; "Hurry and give the papers to our esteed lady."
I ignored his mistake this ti as he was stressed out by my simple stretching out move of my arms and fingers, how weak minded he was!
I then waited for a couple of minutes, refusing their offer to sit on any desk of them, and then a paper appeared in front of , with the details of issuing a challenge towards the Trinity guild. I read the papers, and then grabbed them as I cut the papers in half.
They all glanced, wide eyes, to while I snapped my fingers, for real this ti, and my demon appeared. I glanced with no care at all as I asked:
"Who among you made this mistake in papers?"
"W-What mistake, my esteed lady?" the leader asked, while stuttering, as he knew he wasn't an opponent for the full throttling power of my demon.
"The papers had the mistake of asking the leader of that guild to accept the challenge, breaking the rules of the challenge granted for by the mighty esteed venerable guardian," I replied, while moving my eyes among them as I added, "who among you is going to die next? Or should I kill all of you and bring replacents from my hotown?"
My words made everyone, literally everyone shiver in front of . I didn't care about their reaction, as all I cared about was to get my goal fulfilled.
To be honest, I didn't know if what I wanted was really according to the rules or not, but I recall that it was per rules, according to what I recalled from the recent talk with the adventurer guild of my other town.
"Ah, this" the leader hesitated, but just I was about to seriously order my demon to kill them all, then go back to Lady Nada, and ask her to replacing these stubborn NPCs, that leader hurriedly added; "No problem, it was a simple unintended mistake by us, please our rciful esteed venerable lady forgive our mistake."
He said, while motioning with his eyes to his n, who just moved without any delay, and in less than a minute another paper was presented in front . I read this paper and after I made sure that everything was alright, I signed it with my na, while doing so the paper vanished at once, followed by a system notification:
"System prompt: Player Agatha had issued a challenging duel between the Dragon cha guild and Trinity guild. The challenge will be tonight, in the area in front of the town gate of Onteral town."
Once I heard the system prompt I knew that my goal here had been fulfilled, and that guild would be destroyed tonight by . if their players were really that loyal, then I wouldn't hesitate to continue issuing that challenge day and night until I zeroed all of them out!
"Good, now I advise you all to shift your coats and not stir any trouble, as I won't tolerate any chaos inside my own town," I said, threatening them with my demon, before I went outside.
The mont I reached there, I spotted my players standing in front of the entrance to the guild, with strange smiles over their faces. They all knew that I declared that challenge so I could settle my grudges against that guild.
They were right, as it was ti for to wrap things here, and show to that arrogant Britty how bitter my flesh was, and how spiky my bones were!
"Spread the word, let all of our players co here, it's ti for us to end this war with a great bang!" I said to Rody as I turned to look at Aria and other group leaders and vices as I added, "I know I have troubled you a lot, so I can give you spaces to grow up here, together, side by side with . no other guild or group will be here inside the walls of this town, or the other one. So I hope you will be pleased by this."
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