Chapter 93: Guardians Stationed

Chapter 93: Guardians Stationed



"Awesome, I'll summon from those banners later after gathering everyone," Aleron grinned.

He wanted to finish the task at hand and arrived at the Colosseum as he looked at the four thousand slaves who were slumped on the ground out of tiredness and exhaustion.

The other twenty-six thousand slaves were also in the same situation.

"It's time, Gachapi. Bring out the serums."

[Gachapi: Yes, Master.]

After a few seconds, Aleron teleported all serum vials, teleporting a vial to each of the four thousand slaves. Without hesitation, he forcefully injected the serum into them directly into their body.

In the next moment, the entire arena started filling with screams and roars of the four thousand slaves, waking up the other twenty-six thousand people as they saw a terrifying scene unfolding before their eyes.

But the noise didn't last much longer as their mutation into Xorgs finished quickly.

Aleron scanned them using Monitor Dome enveloping them and his eyes lit up. 'All of them have stats equivalent to Exceed-rank and higher.'ViiSiit novelbi/n(.)c/(o)m for latest novels

Each of them had 100,000 or higher in stats!

In exchange for losing further growth potential, all of them were turned into Xorgs.

Their Xorg mutation was related to their innate talents and affinity towards certain Arcane syllabuses.

'A direct control on limited individuals would be nice.'

Aleron teleported all fifty of the Xorg Guardians he had formed into the group on the ground, greatly shocking and knocking the socks of Melkern and other powerhouses who had arrived there.

Lake's lips trembled, "T-They are all more powerful than Exceed-rank...or am I sensing their aura wrong."

"All of them have stats over one hundred thousand, so you are not sensing wrong," Aleron smiled and took out the stone tablet as it flew towards Melkern.

'Guardian 1, Guardian 2.... their health status...' Melkern was shocked.

"You can use this tablet to control them. Your command will be absolute as their slave collar's ownership is imbued in the tablet. Use them to keep this city in order and peace. If there's any external danger, use them first."

Aleron looked at the Xorgs as his eyes glinted, "They are tough and strong. The arsenal of their powers is limited, but those limited number of powers are still powerful."

"But what are these things?" James asked, appearing confused as he had never seen such creatures before.

"They are people with black marks. Since I had to punish them, I thought I might as well make use of them while inflicting punishment, just like how prisoners do labor work."

"This is their labor work until their death. I've mutated them and made them more powerful, though their lifespan is reduced, so they are bound to die. They will probably die after fifty or sixty years, but until then, make good use of them to do good at their hands."

...

After talking with Melkern about the prisoners and seeing that they were speedily and properly working to give information to the family of each prisoner about their crime, he was satisfied.

'I guess I don't need to stay in this city for two more days. We can depart tomorrow.' He returned to Eldertide Archipelago and looked at the remaining Xorgs as he fell into thought. "As for you all....hmm, this idea is good. There are many villages and towns that don't have big powerhouses and often get trounced by evil people. Having a single Xorg stationed can already give them protection."

After all, Exceed-rank powerhouses were exceedingly rare! Most of the kingdoms didn't even have them while these Xorgs were more powerful than Exceed-rank in terms of stats but weaker than Primeval-rank powerhouses.

'Gaah! I need to get more powerful. If I can envelop this entire continent within my Monitor Dome, I can instantly station these Xorgs at various villages and towns and even teleport whenever and wherever I want.'

'Or...should I actually try and see how far my Monitor Dome can spread?' Aleron thought, his eyes sparkling. 'I have unlimited Magilore, after all.'