Agatha The Legendary Guild Master

Chapter 440: The Flying Monsters

"Ding Dong! Tsk, it's not me!"

"If it's not you, then who the hell did that? Huh?" I was totally infuriated when the vampires told me the recent updates; they were hunted by over ten thousand flying races with giant bull heads and bodies of flying eagles with two pairs of giant wings!

"Spread the news," I said to my vampires, "all the fighting vampires assemble to me here at the fastest speed!" I paused before adding, "even those back at the village, let them come."

"But that army is less than one hour away from us!"

"No problem, I'll hold the place while you assemble," I said before turning to Dredly and Omad, "issue the order, let the trees station themselves here while our warriors start gathering up rocks along the way."

"Are we going to hunt them with rocks?" Dredly doubtedly asked.

"Sure, what else can we shoot a flying giant monster if not by a rock?" I shrugged before selecting a small hill at the distance, "we will make our stand there, spread the words to Jen army, make it approach here fast," I then turned to the vampire who was about to leave. "How long has the ground Tesakos army been away from here?"

"Five hours so far, my lady," the vampire instantly replied.

"Great, make sure you come here before that," I muttered before turning to the necromancer who joined my army as a new leader, the one called Jim, and added, "make sure your necromancer army and skeletons are scattered behind the hill, and wait for my mark to attack."

Jim glanced at me in hesitation before saying: "But we lack any aerial attack skeletons so far."

"Don't worry, I have a mission for you," I smirked before adding, "you need just to be ready, or this great opportunity will slip past your fingers."

"I'll make everyone prepared," he nodded before hurrying to gather all the necromancers here.

"Let's go, we have a rough battle up ahead," I shouted before I glanced at the horizon, "I hope you learn your lesson hard this time," I sighed before my demon crossed the land like he was drinking water.

The moment we reached there we just waited for half an hour before the sky in the horizon changed color to show brown instead of the bright light of the day.

"They are coming," I shouted before adding, "use the rocks to attack the moment I say," I added before I grabbed my spear while patiently waiting for this grand aerial army to draw near.

In minutes they were upon us, and I didn't need to wait for them to be so close for me to attack. "Snap," I released my spear and recalled it the next moment after it hit one of those flying strange races and made it fall.

"Now?" Omad asked in a nervous manner.

"Wait, be patient, snap!"

I shouted and ended the words with snapping my fingers, calling back my spear to my hand. As they hovered above our heads, I realized how majestic it was to have such an aerial army in such grandiose numbers!

"Now?" Dredly shouted, as these monsters were just enjoying the sight of us from up there like they were eyeing a cornered prey.

"Not now, wait!" I shouted before releasing my spear once more. In the next couple of minutes, they roared more than once, making the hearts of my men tremble.

Yet I kept killing them and I killed over a hundred in these minutes!

"Keep roaring, your death time is soon!" I muttered while biding my time. Unlike my army commanders, my heart was still like water, cold like a blizzard about to strike.

"Roar!"

One of them roared in a strange voice. "Got you," I laughed as the next moment I released my spear, yet many moved to guard who looked like their leader.

"Trying to protect yourself from my spear? Funny!" I laughed while this time I didn't snap my fingers and my spear simply penetrated the bodies of a couple of these monsters before finally residing inside the body of that gigantic leader of them.

And the next moment he roared along one in pain before finally falling helplessly towards the ground.

"Snap!"

And I recalled my spear while the lines of those monsters were in disarray at the moment.

"Roar!"

"Roar!"

"Roar!"

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"Roar!"

"Roar!"

They all roared in anger and the next moment they started diving towards us, towards me!

"Attack!"

I shouted, and the next moment all the nervous and fear everyone felt were swept away when they saw the leader of these enemies being killed by my spear and my order to attack was given the next moment.

"Swoosh!"

"Swoosh!"

"Swoosh!"

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"Swoosh!"

"Swoosh!"

"Swoosh!"

The sound of rocks crossing the space whistled loudly while I kept attacking with my spear. My army numbered already in tens of thousands, mostly made of giant demons and giant Tesakos.

So their attacks were numbered in tens of thousands! Tens of thousands of rocks heading in the same time towards the sky was such a grand scene to behold.

Yet the most amazing scene came from those who were hit and fell from the sky like snowflakes! At least three quarters of that flying army was injured by the rocks, while the remaining ones were lucky enough to be at the rear or to be agile enough to evade these incoming deadly rocks!

"All the necromancers listen to my order" I suddenly raised my spear high up while my demon took another giant rock and was about to throw it towards the remaining alive monsters, "Release all your skeletons, make them feed on the dead energy of those monsters!"

I didn't forget the words I had before with Ric. He told me for the necromancers to grow in strength, they need to massacre stronger people all the time.

So this was a golden chance to make some level up, who knew what this would bring me in the end as a surprise.

"Ding Dong! You have such a twisted mind!"

"Hahaha, I told you, don't try to stop me I'm simply unstoppable!"

"Ding Dong! Don't celebrate too soon!"

Just as his words fell, I noticed another army coming from far.

"Ding Dong! Those were just the vanguard of the aerial army. The true aerial army is here!"

"Damn! Remind me to find your place and give you a painful lesson on your butt!"

"Ding Dong! Ding Dong!"

"Don't damn ding dong me!" I was totally enraged as the incoming army seemed much grander than the one I just killed. "There are at least tens of thousands of them, how the hell did you manage to call them all?" I gritted my teeth and clenched my fist over my cold spear before shouting to everyone:

"Be ready, more incoming, don't falter and keep the rocks steady to kill them!"

"Ding Dong! Just an advice so you won't say I didn't warn you," the system said in such a joyful tone and I didn't know why but I felt great worry from his words, "Ding Dong! They won't directly attack you, after all they have such long range wind attacks to use."

"Damn!" I cursed out loud before turning in a hurry towards Omad and Dredly. "How far can your boys throw?" I asked.

"Around a mile or two perhaps," they exchanged glances together before Omad answered.

"Good," I chuckled, "make those stronger than others to climb that hill and station themselves there. They will act as our main attacker."

"But"

"I know," I interrupted Dredly worrying words, "the hill is small to have many on top of it. A thousand is enough, and make sure they have constant rock supply up there and good defensive rings from us here around the hill for any sneak attacks."

"They won't directly attack us?" Dredly asked.

"Did they have long range attacks?" Omad was smarter.

"Yes, you two are right. Go now, we have no time to waste!" I shouted before adding, "make sure no one other than the thousand attack the distant army until I give the command for that!" I hurriedly added while my mind was spinning its fastest speed.

"We'll do that," they both replied, before I turned to face the incoming army. As my system warned, they stayed one mile away from me, while they started to line up. "Much wiser and more organized than the previous ones, huh!" I muttered before adding, "let's see how far you can reach against my spear and rocks."

The next moment I sent my spear flying and it took a couple of moments to hit one monster. This time I didn't snap it back so soon, as I kept it penetrating many monsters before I felt it was losing momentum and so I called it back.

In just one hit, I injured ten of them. It was such a nice number, a number that paled in front of the tens of thousands standing above me. "It's a start, and I have the first kill here," I sneered before I sent my spear out again.