Agatha The Legendary Guild Master

As my system threw everything he had, I also didn't hesitate to summon my two demons as well.

"Kill everything," I shouted before throwing off my spear and instantly retrieving it with a snap.

"Should we move away?" the demon asked in doubt while taking out four giant swords and started to kill.

"There is no other way," I shouted, "this is the last fight here, either we win it or win it."

The demonesse laughed while the demon didn't say anything. I kept fighting like crazy while my mecha never stopped hitting anything moving around.

The fight kept raging like wild fire for hours. Just after the third hour, I finally spotted a huge white wave coming fast from the direction of my giant.

"They are finally here," I sighed while glancing at my two overworked demons, "we will rest soon."

"No time for that," the demoness shouted, "other armies are also strangled like us. We should lead the skeletons and form a mighty wave to free one army after another."

I thought for a moment about her words and frankly she had a good point. "Alright, let's do that then," I didn't have any objection to fighting.

"What about me?" the giant suddenly shouted, "should I come?"

I turned to him while wondering how the hell he heard us. "You keep the fort safe," I shouted, "don't leave the place even if they were about to kill me."

Despite having victory in reach, I wasn't that much confident about my system. Dealing with such a sneaky bastard was hard, and it would only take a single mistake for me to lose everything.

The skeletons reached my spot fast and continued to sweep the monsters up front. I didn't wait to catch my breaths for even a second as I moved fast towards the front after them.

This time they took a huge toll over my shoulders and I only kept attacking without the need to defend.

And my two demons were finally freed to fight as they would love to, as killers.

The skeleton wave started to grow stronger with time. I and the two demons helped in reducing the pressure off them, and so the death toll decreased by a visible margin.

And that helped them to evolve faster and in a much larger number than before.

"Keep moving," I shouted when we finally reached the border of the fort where the giant walls were just a hundred meters ahead. "I'll leave this place to you, all the mechas will come with me."

I didn't plan to follow the normal path to reach each segmented army from the ground, but from the air. With the help of my skeletons, reaching there was something easier than the ground and I could also prepare a small surprise for the enemies there.

As we reached the wall, the skeletons just crumbled over each other and created large and wide bridges for me and the mechas to pass on. Just as we all left the area of the fort, we regained our ability to fly again.

Like fishes returning to water we all soared to the sky with very fast speed, even I doubted the speed was much faster than ever.

And as we flew high, I finally could spot the general view of the entire battlefield… and I was instantly shocked.

"You damn bastard! You revive those killed monsters!!!"

Just as spotted the fights ongoing everywhere, it was easy to see the demons falling on the ground dead before being revived again in the form of zombies.

And that made the entire battle turn from fighting monsters and demons into fighting zombies.

"Ding Dong! You asked for it, and you don't blame me!"

I gritted my teeth before turning fast towards my giant at the far distance. "Throw rocks! Throw rocks everywhere."

My shouts weren't that loud but I tried to mimic the way the giant threw rocks and he finally got the meaning. I pointed my thick metallic arm around as a reference to attack everywhere.

"You bring zombies and I will make sure to crush them under heavy rocks. Revive whatever you wish, bastard, let's see how they will move out from the rocky pavement I'm planning to create here."

"Ding Dong! You won't succeed! Their numbers are infinite!"

"Nothing infinite in this world except for your shamelessness," I laughed while selecting the most vulnerable army of mine, the main army. "Go, summon skeletons there and support them," I ordered without moving anywhere.

Despite the main army having the largest numbers, they were the most vulnerable in my entire forces here. They had no strong or capable leaders to guide them, and even on individual strength, they paled in front of my other units.

And facing such deadly threats coming from these zombies, it was only logical for them to lose over one third of their numbers so far.

And I doubt this loss percentage would be crossed by any other army.

"Ding Dong! What about you?" the system asked in doubt.

"I would stay back and wait for your last card," I simply said, "after all I doubt even with this reviving trick you have any hope of crushing me."

"Ding Dong! But I'll crush your army this way!"

"The army is just nothing," I shrugged, "I created it and I can always create a mightier one anytime I want."

And this time his silence made me laugh as I guessed it right. And if I wasn't mistaken, I also guessed where the final strike would come from.

And I raised my head while glancing in patience towards the eye of the storm that was slowly forming by the merge of all other smaller ones.

"Ding Dong! Why are you glancing up there?" he asked, and his question invoked deep laughs in me.

"None of your business I suppose," I said without moving my eyes away.

"Ding Dong! Your army is getting killed and all you care about is to gaze at the sky! Such a worthless leader you are!"

"I'm not worthless, but I'm hell sure I'm merciless," I said in a very firm tone, "and I'll make sure to crush your next move mercilessly like never before."

If my guesses were correct then this dirty system was trying to summon alien forces again here. And this time he was trying to distract me as much as he could, even exposing such a deadly move of turning dead monsters into zombies to me.

Such a move seemed to be out of this dungeon's ability, and yet I was pretty sure what was coming from up there was much worse.

And like before, I crushed the portal that he tried to initiate and I wouldn't miss the chance to crush this new one.

"Ding Dong! If you do that I'll make sure to kill you in a very painful way!"

"Whatever," I only sneered before tightening my grip over my spear, "let's end this long fight… I've already got bored and want to go home, victorious like a red queen of this world."

And then my spear roared towards the about to form giant storm eye and instantly hit it.