Master Of None

Without any hesitation whatsoever, Walker was made to lead everyone out of the Genesis building. The guards were not happy about seeing all of the leaders and representatives leaving during such a time. However, it seemed to work in their favor. 

There were many people starting to get up and moving again. They saw their leaders and waved, knowing that those leading the city were still standing and even walking with them was more than any expected. It lifted the moods of many people who had fear in their hearts. Those with the courage to come up to them were not pushed away by the guards. Instead, the guards let them come right up to Walker. The leaders of their city couldn't be out if the worst was coming to the city. 

Midnight was already partnering with Onyx to draw the children's attention since their parents were so busy trying to make sense of things and couldn't chase after them well enough just yet. "Well, are all of you going to come and see what helped me fight off Greed?" Walker decided that it was better to go all out and shout this than to just stay silent. 

It only took a few minutes for people to start to get more energetic. They told others as they passed and many merchants and families were standing behind the leaders. "I think you might have gotten the attention of every builder, family, merchants and you name it in Genesis in the last ten minutes." Scylla couldn't say she wasn't impressed. She could feel the energy around her and felt that the excitement was enough to give her another spurt of energy as well. 

"Well, everyone is stressed out and we might as well show off. I can't say I really know how this will all work either, but it's worth it. We can give everyone something to talk about and amaze them while they fix the damages. I think we should all take a break tomorrow though." Walker knew well that this wouldn't actually happen. Too many people would want to study and work on things. Yet he could only hope that someone would heed his words to some small degree. 

"This is what we put aside for mages to train and potentially build a tower. We didn't have much knowledge of anything so there has not been an order for supplies. We also don't have anyone to take over the space as a master mage or archmage system user. It's a very rare system and heavy responsibility which would limit the study of their own skills." King August had often had trouble keeping mages within the human armies. They would prefer to study their magic away from the responsibilities that came with the duties of being in an army. 

"Walker was sure that the space set aside was much larger than he realized. It was at the edge of the city and the walls had not been built in this space yet. Most likely because they were not sure how much more space would be needed. However, that worked out perfectly. Mages and runesmiths would need a lot more space in a training field to test things. There would also need to be defensive structures set up when testing and training magic skills. 

"Stay here, I will walk out there and see how this goes." Part of Walker was worried that the tower would react and somehow dump monsters here the same way it had in the desert. But he knew that the odds were slim. He also couldn't help but wonder what the tower truly looked like without the desert elves' modifications. The desert elves had added a dense sandstone and their own runes. But the black stones of the main structure hadn't seemed to be damaged in any way. 

"I wonder where Su is. I feel like she is going to like seeing this just like I will." Alma and Su had both watched with Walker as the tower had blown their minds. She thought it was only right that Su was there too. 

"Of course I came. Everyone in the cathedral practically ran out when Gil came in like the city was on fire." Su had deep circles under her eyes matching Alma's. Gil was looking at both of them with a worried and questioning expression. 

"Well, If I came running here too then I would be pretty angry if it was for nothing." Remey gave Su and Alma a once over since she knew they were still not up to healthy status. Neither could resist her showing a mana potion in to their hands. 

"You are acting more like a mom every single day, I swear." This comment earned Gil a solid punch to his arm which everyone just pretended didn't happen. 

"My queen, is it true that the city was part of us being saved?" Trish was right by the forest elf queen's side. She had the respect to report to her queen immediately along with the years of respect between them not to fear asking a question. 

"You shall see in just a moment. I have to admit I may be a little skeptical. However, those desert elves were sneaky and held on to more than I, or my teacher knew." She was referring to the previous forest elf queen before her. It was rare that she spoke about them but she had known the queen as a teacher and not as the long resting queen. 

"Alright, so all I have to do is say this out loud," Walker mumbled to himself as he prepared to see what was going to happen. The tower folding in on itself was still clear in his mind even though it was very hard to understand. He was sure he was about to witness something just as amazing as last time. 

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