I Only Wanted A Class In The Apocalypse

Well, I didn’t know how this talk turned to such a troublesome path, but I got to silence myself here so I’d not allow such talk to continue.

“What do you say?” After a few minutes of silence, I finally asked.

“What choice do I have? But you won’t get it no matter what!” she pointed again at her body.

Damn girl! You were indeed good, but I wasn’t lying when I said I got much better girls on my side.

Just letting you meet my Angelica or Hilary would be the harshest punishment and discipline I’d give to wake you up from such delusions.

“Great,” I clapped my two hands, “now we’ll perform an alliance oath together. Let’s do it!” I turned to the old looking lord, and at this moment his face was beaming with a wide smile.

He was happy, and indeed he should feel so. News must have spread about my brutality and unstoppable large armies everywhere, taking down lots of lords’ lands.

So if he has to secure his and gain my promise of protection as a bonus, then he should be jumping and dancing right now out of joy, not just smiling like this.

“Your turn,” I finished the oath with that old man, and then turned to Loran who kept looking at me in vigilance. “Come on, I won’t eat you.”

“As if I’ll let you touch me, over my life!”

“Tsk! Girl, let’s do it. I have lots of things to take care of.”

Under my threatening gazes, she started doing her part of the oath. As she finished, I did mine and then the bond was created between the two of us.

“Good, now go back and take the lead of the armies over there,” I waved my hand before calling back to my flying castle.

“Then what?” she crossed her arms, looking at me in the same vigilance that I grew tired of.

“We have another fight waiting,” I pointed towards a direction, “go towards this direction, then you’ll find a big battle happening. Wait for an hour before joining.”

“Are you fighting two different battles at the same time?!!”

“Don’t ask, and get used to this,” I said while moving my chariot away, “I’m just over charming.”

“You are a trouble magnet!” she shouted while I was flying away. I rolled my eyes. Of course it wasn’t my problem that wherever I went, trouble followed.

That was the destiny of great men, and I was indeed one.

The next battle was one that I laid its foundation for this long. Before joining the grand hunt here, I made sure to spread out my forces under the leadership of Lucas.

He had one simple task to do, which was to grab the enemy’s attention and make sure they got in the right place for the final fight.

This battle must be outside any territory no matter what. Fighting such a large army over a wide battlefield would turn their large numbers useless.

No matter what, they had to disperse in between the territories of the different lords in the region. And to do so, I asked my Lucas to scatter his force into smaller groups, sending each to hunt down the scattered small armies of my enemy.

As for who this enemy was, it was easy to guess. They were the angry lords coming after Lang. Who told them to leave their lair and come looking for trouble?

I wouldn’t say no to such an enticing meal, not when they came all the way to my turf.

But first I had to relieve my forces around the remaining three territories by going out and simply killing the lords there.

Each fight was just as I expected. The lords were trying their best to elongate the fight and buy their forces back at my home enough time to take my land down.

Least they’d know that such a tactic was fated to fail. My land was secure, and their forces were getting annihilated all this time.

There was nothing like taking my land down.

Killing the three lords and taking their cubes was a simple task that didn’t take more than half an hour. They didn’t have any strong forces to begin with, only fodders with huge numbers and nothing more.

Yet I wouldn’t say no to such an addiction. At least my strong forces would have much weaker ones to lead and use as fodders.

“It’s time to get things rolling,” as I got finished from all this, I left instructions for the scattered armies at the three territories to go and join Loran’s army.

“Come out!” Then I called Lucas. I did make him the general leader of such a task force as I could call out for him at any given moment.

“Lord.”

“How are things?” I asked while keeping my chariot moving.

“I did as lord asked, and right now these armies are breaking over a large area, trying to catch us.”

“Cool,” I slowly nodded, “go now and gather everyone over there.”

I pointed towards a direction where small hills were present, “make sure the enemy will come in separate groups, each from a different direction.”

“Got it.”

This Lucas was really capable and dependable. He moved fast and headed to the horizon before vanishing in less than a few minutes from my sight.

The place I selected was perfect for a trap to be laid here. It was almost an hour away from the place of Loran and her forces.

And that by using my chariot’s speed. So if I guessed it right, they’d take almost four hours at least to arrive here.

I didn’t intend to use any of my scattered forces to lay such a trap. There were lots of eyes all over this world. And I still didn’t know how they got to watch the entire place without detecting any of these eyes.

Something must be used that only belongs to this world. I’d get to know it later on. However for now I had to be careful or else my big fish would escape.