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Alec quickly checked his status tab

[ Status Tab]

Name: Alec Gordons

Race: Human

Level: 3

Tier: 1 [low tier]

■ Exp till next level : 489/500

[ Attributes ]

Strength: 9+

Agility: 11+

Endurance: 8+

Mana: (100/100)

Affinity: Earth (high)+, Fire(high)+

Available points : 3

System points: 259

He realized that he was not far from level four and was going to have an extra 3 attribute points, He had been contemplating where to put his free attribute point.

He had left his attribute point untouched, hoping that there would come a time where he would need it.

Ever since his agility passed the ten mark, he found out that not even the zombies could scratch him.

He was basically untouchable to the unclassified and (low) Tier 1 zombies because his agility stats not only improved his foot speed but also his battle awareness and reaction speed.

It made him realize things much easier, Now he was sure on how to improve his next stats he planned to increase both his strength and endurance stats to reach the ten mark and see what might happen.

But before that, he had something much better to do, He planned to evolve one of his level 0 golems to officially enter the (low) Tier 1 realm.

This would give it the same power as a (low) Tier 1 mage, With the equipment Alec would craft for the new golem, it wouldn't even have a hard time exchanging blows with a (mid) Tier 1 mage.

Alec made his golems spread out in a semicircle as they kept on killing zombies and acted as vanguards, Meanwhile, he turned and faced the Lanzt clan members.

" You all are required to shoot at least one wind blade every minute to relieve the stress on my golems and clansmen " Alec said.

"Not only that, but it will help you recover your mana much faster, After all, someone is helping you keep them at a distance."

"And why should we listen to a Gordons family member on what to do?" one of the arrogant Lanzt family members shouted from the back, not brave enough to show his face.

The white-haired boy's who was leading them felt his lips trembled as he cursed the person who talked in his mind.

"Well, I don't mind breaking out of here again and waiting for your men to run out of mana, while the zombies make you their meal," Alec retorted.

"After all, our mission was just to kill all the zombies in this area to the point they are no longer a threat, We never received any orders to protect some arrogant second-generation children who can't handle their own battles."

Alec said in a very harsh way as he looked at the zombies that were almost overwhelming his golems with their sheer numbers.

"Hey, assist the golems with your stone bullets!, Don't just stand here and look like an observer, If I lose even one of those stone golems, you'll have a handful from me, After all, I spent a lot to raise them to this level,"

Alec said, facing his clan members who broke through the zombie encirclement with him.

Agnes' lips trembled, but she listened to his orders like the rest and started releasing stone bullets.

Most of them might think Alec was talking about the materials and techniques he used in cultivating the golems, but they were dead wrong.

Because Alec could just make another golem to replace one that spoiled, but they wouldn't have the same battle awareness that these ones, who learned the spear techniques had.

And definitely, they wouldn't be close to killing 100 zombies and be eligible for evolution, So Alec made sure not to lose any of his golems as they were close to Tier 1 golem realm already.

Stone bullet was one of earth element's most valuable spells as it required less mana and had almost instant casting, making it easy to learn and use.

As long as they kept their circulation technique on while using stone bullets, they might never run out of mana.

But it was only useful against unclassified zombies, Higher-level zombies had harder skin, and the stone bullets of Agnes and the rest wouldn't be able to penetrate their muscular armor, let alone hurt them.

However, if someone has cultivated the stone bullet magic skill to a high level, then it might pose some threat to tier 2 life forms.

"Errm, can I talk to you for a moment?"

Brandon asked Alec as he nervously moved closer to him.

Alec wrapped his hands around Brandon's shoulders and looked into his eyes.

"We are family, I don't think you should have any problems telling me what you want to talk about,” Alec reassured him as he drew him closer for a brotherly hug.

"I'm not good with the stone bullet spell, even my casting takes time, I'm more of a vanguard type of mage, just like your golems," Bradon said.

"Whoa, you're one of the few mages I know who are interested in wanting to throw their life away instead of just raining down spells from a distance,"

another Lantz family member said, But Alec looked at him with such cold eyes that he shut up instantly in defeat, not daring to say anything more.

He waited to hear what Alec would tell Brandon from his group from their group.

Alec used his inspection skills on Bradon after hearing what he said.

[Gordon Bradon]

Level : (Low) Tier 1 ( 70/100 )till next realm

Race : human

Battle power : 75

Affinity : Earth (peak)

[ specialised skills]

-Earth spear (lvl 4 )

- Earth compression (lvl 2)

Alec was surprised when he saw Bradon's affinity for the earth element, which was at its peak.

It was an eye-opener for Alec, as he had been unaware that there was a level beyond high affinity, Clearly, there would be others in the outside world with peak affinity as well.

"Kid, you're talented, You can stand at the front with the golems, I'll make sure they give you space so you can join up near Titan," Alec said.

"That way, you can be protected, I don't want to lose a golem, but I would hate myself even more if I lose a clan member," he added.

Bradon's eyes welled up with tears as Alec's words touched him deeply.

"Don't hesitate to use your earth spear spell, After all, it's the spell you're best at," Alec blurted out.

"How did you know..."

Bradon began to ask, wanting to know how Alec knew about his best spell, But Alec cut him off, not giving him a chance to speak, realizing he had revealed something from the information provided by the system.

"As the leader, I must know about all my future partners,"

Alec quickly replied, using his lying skills.

"Now go demonstrate the power of the Gordon's younger generation,"

Alec patted Bradon's back as he sent him away, He looked at the others and noticed that despite being greatly outnumbered by the zombies, his group was still able to hold their own.

With Bradon joining them, wielding a large sword made from earth elements, their killing rate increased.

Meanwhile, most of the zombies were being slaughtered by Titan, It couldn't even be called killing, as he was able to take down multiple zombies with a swing of his mace or a dash forward with his shield.

[ Earth Golem ]

Name : Titan

Level : 5 [ can be upgraded (740/1000)]

Realm : (Low) Tier 1

Rank : rare

Strength : 25

Agility : 14

Endurance: 22.

[ skills]

× Mace mastery lvl 3

× Blocking mastery lvl 4

× spearmanship mastery lvl 5 ( does not belong to Titan must use a spear constantly to assimilate properly with this skill)

The improvement Titan had witnessed was shocking, ; he was even stronger than Alec now.

Leaving his own master in the dust, Alec didn't know much about the level system, but he was sure that Titan was close to being a mid-tier one golem.

With the attributes of his crafted earth weapon, Titan might even be able to go head-to-head against a peak-tier one zombie.

In this moment, Alec finally witnessed the power of having a higher-ranking golem, It was like a genius among other golems, capable of jumping realms to fight those stronger than itself.

Alec wasn't too worried about his own spear skills since he had witnessed their improvement, Titan already excelled in mace mastery and blocking mastery, so there was no need to make him drop his mace for spearmanship.

Turning to the Lanzt family, Alec was finally ready to confront them.

"Now, are you all ready to listen to me, or should I turn my back and wait for you all to die so my boys and I can take all the credit for wiping out the zombies you must have weakened further?" Alec threatened them.

Before any of the Lanzt family's younger generation could show their ugly attitude again, a guy at the front walked out and extended his hand for a handshake.

"Hi, my name is Bryan Lanzt," the white-haired boy introduced himself.

"I'm Alec Gordon, Are you sure your guys are ready to cooperate?" Alec shook his hand.

"Yes, after all, we can only survive this by working together," Bryan replied.

"Don't be too sure of that," Alec said, smirking, which gave Bryan the feeling that he wasn't bluffing.

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