I Only Wanted A Class In The Apocalypse

The god race wasn't that huge like the jumpers, but they weren't small either. As for the angels, I still didn't go to their world and didn't explore it.

At the same time, I had to think about plans regarding how I should expand my territory outside of the reach of the apocalypse.

The apocalypse was limited by the twenty-three worlds taking part in it. Outside these worlds, the grand universe lied.

I didn't think previously about my plans towards expanding outside. All my thoughts were focused on how to win this apocalypse, unify all the worlds together under my Earth, form the grand Nala world, before I'd worry about the survival of my new home.

I never thought I'd have to expand my homeland in such a short time. If I gained these races and didn't put them to use, then it'd be like a huge waste to me.

It'd be like I never came here, risked all these losses, risked the battle back at home, and didn't even gain these huge numbers of different races.

Thinking about this dilemma brought up more headaches than before. I was the lord of my kingdom, the one who should plan things far ahead, not just wait for disasters and problems to occur to solve them.

As I figured out such a problem, I had to find a good solution for it as fast as possible.

I knew that finding a solution to this problem and executing it wasn't that easy or would happen quite fast.

I'd not snap my fingers and the next moment, worlds would fall on my head. I knew I'd take a longer time to find good worlds to invade, and would take much longer time than taking them to defend, rebuild, and make sure not a single outsider would place his foot in there and survive.

This wasn't just a one day task, not even a task that could be solved in a few months time!

I even suspected that taking full control over my apocalyptic trial and merging all the worlds with my Earth would be done in less than one year.

Tsk! What a troublesome problem that I totally missed here!

"It's better to think about this later," I knew trying to burden my mind right now with finding a solution wasn't going to work.

So instead, I decided to focus on the task I got here before returning back to Earth. During the time I'd spend to take over the entire apocalyptic world, I'd think about how to solve such a problem.

"You know what to do," I turned to Mou, who kept his silence since I reopened the subject of his next task, "if you failed me, if you did something that I didn't like, I swear I won't let you live a single second more!"

"L... Lord, I'm going to do everything in my power to satisfy you," Mou jerked awake from his fantasy thoughts, his body trembling while saying such words.

I knew what this dude had in mind. As I'd be away, it didn't matter how he'd execute my orders. However this wasn't a big problem for me.

I'd leave the task of assessing his performance over to Lily. If I got negative feedback, then this dude was already doomed!

"I left many warriors behind to serve you," I paused before adding, "half of your people are allowed to go towards the zones with portals, head back towards the other half and from there towards my zones. As for the other half, you know what to do with them."

I wanted half of his people to go and fight the enemies. They'd relieve much of the pressure over my forces, not to mention their losses would lower their insanely huge number.

Even taking back half towards my zones would be quite a troublesome matter to handle. However I hoped for the angelic world to give me a breath of time to return back and suck in all of these jumpers.

I planned to inform and warn Lily about what was coming her way.

"I'm depending on you," I said before opening a portal, and vanishing through it.

I appeared at the other half, before taking the portal back to my zone.

Seeing the familiar zone again filled to the brim with my warriors made me inwardly sigh. I had to ask Lily to start shifting the forces, sending more towards other worlds as fast as possible.

I didn't want to let those jumpers stay inside their shielded zones and instead asked them to move out to save me much time. It takes me forever to roam their world and gather their people.

It was better to let them come to me, instead of going towards them and trying to gather them.

As I returned back to ground zero again, I left the unexpected news over to Lily. She seemed quite puzzled about what to do, and how to do it. But I told her to send all she could to the twenty worlds, especially the ones who still got tons of fights going on there.

Doing this would accelerate the process of taking over these worlds. Even on the cost of losing too many of my warriors, I got more than enough jumpers to fill these worlds many times already.

[Just deal with it, I got enough problems on my side] I finally sent this message over, asking her to take care of this issue without bothering me.

I got the angelic world on the verge of opening in less than one day. And I got to get prepared for it.

Toramos zone was still a dead zone where deadly and brutal fights still raged on without an end.

Before going to the angelic world, I decided to spend the last time remaining before its opening there, sucking all the enemy forces inside my cube, turning them into my forces.

Even if I was suffering from the problem of overpopulation, I'd not say no to more forces and troops, especially if they were all elites and were formed from the strongest forces the enemy got.