I Only Wanted A Class In The Apocalypse

“Not necessarily,” she shook her head, “with the time difference bonus here, monsters will grow fast. They are monsters anyway, and breeding and increasing their numbers fast is their best trait.”

“I see…” I thought for a second about the type of monsters I should get. I needed flying monsters to form a flying legion of mine.

If I could get many flying monster dens, then the problem would be solved.

“But… Finding those impacts is the real problem,” she suddenly gave me such bad news, “they are so damn hard to find. And even if you found a way for any of them, it’s much harder to convince them to help you.”

“For real? Why is that?”

“It’s how things work,” she shrugged, “those hunters come from old and mighty races. They are very sceptical about dealing with new powers or names they don’t know. Rumours say they got screwed before by many allies, so they grew suspicious and had such rules for their impacts.”

“Aha, I see…” It seemed the treason ran deep in this universe! I got what she was talking about. It was just like what Soulers faced, what time clan true angels faced, and many other mighty races as well.

The alien universe, it was using the treason card to break apart this universe slowly, working over the powerhouses in it to weaken our universe._.

And so far, their plan worked brilliantly! There was nothing harder to face than treason coming from friends and close ones.

We used to guard against enemies, lowered our guards with friends and family. But being a friend or part of the family doesn’t mean you are a good one or something.

Souls… They were the most mysterious thing in life. One could be smiling in your face, while sharpening his dagger with poison to stab you from behind at any moment.

“So… How can I get to them then?”

“You have to look for a friend,” she honestly advised, “a true friend who is willing to bet his name and reputation out for you. The best candidate is your god, you have one, right?”

Sith? Damn! This dude was always into something when I ever tried to contact him.

In normal situations, he would be too lazy to even respond to me! He wouldn’t appear until there was a disaster befalling me, turning it into a big opportunity.

“He… Is quite busy,” I sighed, feeling bitter to have such a mighty god without any means to get his help.

“Ouch! Then… You shall speak with your friends, friends from outside this world.”

“I see…” Silverlining name popped up in my mind when she said that. The lady nymph would have come first in my mind, if not for what she just did lately.

“Without monsters… We can’t train here… What a loss!” I related perfectly to her words and bitter feelings.

“It’s my world, so it’s not too late to come here and train after gaining monsters.”

“So you have to work hard,” she punched me weakly on the chest, “don’t get lazy. You have something great here, and anything great needs more attention and much work than anything else.”

“I’m not acting lazy at all,” I said in defence, feeling unjust from what she said.

And my words made her laugh, seemingly she was just joking with me here.

“Ok, ok mighty human lord. Now, let’s go back to your world. We have a test to do.”

She looked around for the last time before vanishing inside the portal with me and my chariot. “Sigh! Only a few minutes passed here… Impressive!”

Once we got to Earth, she noticed that nothing much changed here. We stayed there for almost one hour. And that meant only three minutes passed here.

She got the same confusion and shock I got at my first travels between the two worlds.

“Let’s go,” I controlled my chariot and went directly towards the altar region.

As she said, everything was ready there. Her boys were scattered around a group of a hundred altar. Each altar had around fifty of my humans waiting, and on the side a pile of different sized and coloured potions were there.

They were ready, and only waiting for me.

“See? Everyone stayed like this for hours!” she pointed at the direction of the altars, and I could just jump over this point.

“Let’s start then. What do we need to begin?”

“Just your presence, your eminence,” she even did bow in such a theatrical way. This girl… She got too familiar with me.

Just wait until my fierce chick would come and see you act in this way. I swore she would devour you alive!

“Then go and let them begin.”

“You should… Lower your chariot to the ground then.”

“You can’t jump down?” my chariot wasn’t high off the ground to begin with. Using my rope, she could jump easily. Even the jumper could do it.

“No, it’s not me, it’s you,” she rolled her eyes, “the altars will release a terrifying amount of energy. If you stay here, you’ll either get entangled in this mess or affect the progress of this process.”

“Ah, I see,” I nodded in understanding before leading my chariot to a site not too close from the altar region.

She knew my chariot held a mighty shield, but she was worried this might affect the effect of the altars and potions. I agreed with her worries, and watched in silence while she was giving her Hector race boys the final instructions.

They stood also at the same distance away from the altars as I did. We were almost five hundred metres away, enough to stay away from any gush of energy.

“Can you have the honour of starting this?” She finally came to me after half an hour of talking and placing the final touches before beginning.

“Sure,” I shrugged, took out my horn and made it audible all over the world, “Start! Let this be our historical moment of taking up all the human race to higher grounds.”