No. She wouldn't be an A-tier the mont she woke up. But, if she was enraged enough, she might choose to take a path she already did and make it back to A-tier within a few months at most before deciding to co after him.
Normally, she would only need to return to D-tier to guarantee Sylas' death. But since she knew about the Weaver Guild, she might think that he had extra protection and go all out.
'By this tiline, for the worst case scenario, I have... four months?'
Troubleso. Four months would barely put him out of this gathering. In fact, it was very possible that the gatehring would still be ongoing in four months.
Elbrum had sped up the tiline for the F-tiers, but it was still a question of whether he would do the sa for the E-tiers and beyond or not.
And even if he didn't, there was still the matter of the C-tiers and B-tiers. Regardless of the Sanctum, he had to treat those level of masters with more respect as they were the backone of the Warlord Sanctums. In that case, this might drag out for even longer.
Even after having cut things short, they were already approaching over a week spent on just the F-tiers alone, and this segnt didn't show any signs of stopping anyti soon.
Sylas looked up into the skies and shook his head.
From what he knew from Leia's mories, Analei only had a set number of tis they could "reset", and this reset was a huge opportunity for them.
The reason Leia was loitering around the F-tier wasn't because she couldn't blitz back up to A-tier, but instead because she was trying to maximize her foundation as well.
Every ti she reset, she would take a new path and use it to progress all the way up to A-tier, improving more and more every ti.
The hope was by doing this perfectly enough, she could only day burst through the ceiling that was the S-tier and beco a true overlord powerhouse.
But even if she failed, just by doing this alone, every ti she returned to the A-tier she would be far more powerful. By her last attempt, she would be amongst the strongest A-tiers beneath the S-Grade Races.
The question was if she would be enraged enough with Sylas to waste one of her Returns just to get revenge on him or not.
And Sylas bet that would probably be decided by if he suffered at the hands of soone else first or not.
Leia probably didn't know for sure that Sylas planned on participating in the E-tier, but she probably had her guesses. She was probably even more certain of how arrogant he was after his actions too.
Sylas didn't believe that a Leia with all her mories woulud still be so infatuated with Robareda. Soone who had been reincarnated so many tis had probably fallen in love plenty of tis, and wiht all her mories intact, what she felt for Robareda would certainly fade.
In that case, it was a real crapshoot as to what would happen if Sylas just happened to... put a blade through her heart.
Sylas closed his eyes, calculating sothing. After a few minutes, his eyes shot open and he took a step.
The scene that played out next was unlike anything anyone could have expected.
Sylas had defeated Leia and the Thryskai, but all together they only represented a few hundred to just over a thousand warriors at most. Behind there were still Sanctums that had numbers in the hundreds of thousands for F- tiers alone.
It was one thing to overpower them, it was another matter to expect Sylas to go all out and defeat them.
However, just staying pat wasn't an option either, that was because the numbers of the Demons in the still oncoming waves would grow to be too much as well.
By the ti the Sixth Wave ca, they were already rivaling strength of the top 30 Sanctums, by the seventh it would be top 25, and the eighth it would be top 20.
As things continued, even Sylas would be quickly overwheld by the sheer fatigue of it all.
If the F-tier was all he had to worry about, he could certainly pull it off. But right after this, the E-tier battles would begin and given Elbrum's proclivities, Sylas didn't expect that he would get any rest at all.
So... he chose to play a ga of chess.
There was a reason Sylas told Ekear that whether or not he could win would depend on what the rules were. Since they changed every year, it was impossible for him to know whether there would be things to take advantage of or not.
Luckily, there were.
There were three main cruxes of Sylas' plans but they all basically revolved around the sa matter.
The Demon Waves.
The first important point was that where your Demon Wave spawned was dependent on which territory you were in.
The second important point was that your Demon Wave, should it spawn where another group of another Sanctum was, you would be tasked with destroying both Waves, otherwise it would also count as a loss.
The third important point was that if your Sanctum was split up between multiple territories, you would receive a Demon Wave for each one and unless you successfully cleared them all, you would be counted as having failed and would be teleported out.
These were the intricacies of the world they were playing in, and the outsiders could only watch as Sylas abused it all.
He infiltrated territories, forcefully teleporting out small segnts of Sanctums into new ones. He triggered double waves for unsuspecting Sanctums and forced them to fight against his own Demon Waves for him at the sa ti.
Moving through one battlefield after another like an assassin in the night, he was a nightmare for whatever Sanctum he chose to target next.
The nas on the list began to whittle down one after another, and even when they thought things would slow as he targeted the more pwoerful Sanctums... They didn't.
It was a one-sided oppression led by a single man.
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