Agatha The Legendary Guild Master

"But I got so many of them for now," I muttered to myself trying to console my depression over inability of having the special arrays.

"They are quite strong for now," the giant honestly said, "I believe each fort will have more of them."

"Yeah," my eyes shone brightly before adding, "I have to move and conquer the next fort then."

I turned my gaze towards the ground before jumping towards my mecha. "Be ready to move soon," I shouted before flying away with my mecha towards the ground.

There I found Omad was still recuperating but he and Dredly moved the moment they saw me coming. "Have you figured out what these flags were?" Dredly hurriedly asked before Omad explained, "one of the vampires saw you throwing the flags to the ground before the blizzard happened."

"Yeah," I simply answered before I explained to them how these arrays worked. I only stated the main principles and then asked: "When can we move out?"

"In less than a day," Omad hesitated before Dredly said, "there are many rooms to be opened yet. We can't leave and move these treasures untouched here, right?"

I sighed but the next hours made me very excited. First I took the charge of teaching the thousand necromancers on how to use the mechas. Then after that better news came as my men discovered other types of mechas.

I went down to see the old and familiar gigantic mechas in front of me. "These… I muttered before turning to Dredly, "select one thousand giants to operate these mechas."

"What?" Omad was the one to exclaim in shock, "my lady can't my people participate as well?"

"I doubt they can," I thought for a moment before adding, "let one of yours try to enter the commanding unit up there and see if he can sit there and use the buttons inside."

Omad moved after giving Dredly an envious and challenging glance. As I expected, the Tesakos race wasn't suited to use the mechas.

"It's just one thousand mechas, no more," Dredly tried to console him but I felt his words carried hidden meanings.

And Omad simply sneered and said nothing.

"Gather your men up there, I'll give you all lessons on how to operate the mechas," I said before going outside and the moment I did I took out my two demons as I gave them the pearls first before hurriedly summing everything up.

"So you want us to be your long dreamt of mecha legion?" the demoness asked as she knew how much I aspired and dreamt of this.

"Sure, and I'll leave one thousand demons for you to lead."

"Why don't you give me the flying one?" the demoness asked in regret.

"Can you handle one?" I asked as I pointed to my mecha as I added, "try this one and see if it fits."

The demoness glanced over the mecha before she climbed up to its top. There she strangely lied inside and started to operate the mecha with the simple orders of me.

"Amazing," I laughed before adding, "then you will lead my aerial legion and you will lead my ground legion."

"Hahaha, I like this arrangement," the demoness laughed while jumping off the mecha and landed on the ground.

"At least I have demons in my legion."

"Size doesn't matter or even race," she laughed before sneering, besides the smart humans are much more effective than dummy demons."

"Tsk, at least they can leave the mechas and fight at any time."

"And my necromancers can summon mighty skeletons to aid me."

"From air?" the demon laughed.

"Stop it, you two," I laughed before turning to see Dredly leading the one thousand demons while Omad was still on his side with a group of his best men as well.

"What are you doing here?" I asked.

"Who knows when we find mechas suiting my race," Omad said, "so I figured out to save us trouble and attend this lesson with everyone."

I knew this was only out of envy and the challenging spirit between my two leaders but I didn't object on that. "Alright, listen up and hear my words and memorize them well in your minds," I then started to explain things to them.

It took me four hours to teach them everything starting from the general principles of the two mechas then we started to test them on the field. The flying ones were tricky even for me, so I had to test everything first and then teach them what I figured out.

But the ground ones were much simpler, as they were much similar to the ones I already knew.

The flying mechas were the real deal. They could attack anything in the air and even hit those on the ground. They could use many distant tracking techniques to hit things from far, or release devastation attacks on the ground to smash a vast stretch of land within seconds.

Also the most amazing thing was the strange technique behind replenishing the missiles inside each mecha. For the aerial ones, they would use the flow of air and speed to generate missiles instead of those they released.

This process didn't take longer than ten minutes to replenish everything in the mecha, and for the ground ones they required to run fast to replenish the missiles faster than doing so while standing on the ground motionless.

They would need around an hour to replenish the missiles while standing still, and almost half that time if they moved around.

But they were nothing to be compared with the flying mechas. I was so much excited and then I learnt of the discovery of another type of arrays.

"Let me test it then," I jumped over my mecha after putting three arrays over the spear. The spear was able to launch laser-like attacks that devastated small areas and killed everything inside.

Then I tested the array and found that it was a wind type that created a mighty storm in certain areas.