I Only Wanted A Class In The Apocalypse Chapter 263 A Hard Earned Victory

It was shocking to realise that this cavity wasn’t as small or shallow as I expected. Its depth extended for almost half a mile down below. And its size was really colossal.

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that this cavity extended all the way down the city, even extending far beyond it.

And in the depth of this gigantic space, I saw not only one portal but five!

The five were the five underwater gates summoned here. It seed they were all together, and that explained why there were so many numbers of those monsters coming every ti my forces cleared a big deal of them.

They weren’t coming from one gate, but five! “You saved ti, pal,” I chuckled after absorbing this shock. The defensive elites of these hybrid aquatic monsters were just limited to this hole I just passed through.

And as they were sent all over the place, I didn’t delay and started hunting them down.

After all, they were the only ones posing a real threat against . Just from their attacks during the past few minutes, they cost almost one hundred million stat points to keep my shield intact.

Damn! They were much fiercer than even that archlord of illusionists or even the tear god weapon of the sa race!

“Keep killing them,” I only needed to control my chariot and left the rest to my warriors. Per my presence here, I beca public enemy number one.

All the monsters coming from the five gates turned around and ca in my direction. This might seem hard to resist, but thanks to the torrents of water currents created by my chariot, many of these dense numbers were thrown away before even reaching .

They either rolled far away, or even hit more monsters coming towards . This helped in relieving lots of pressure, giving ti for my forces to do their job.

Yet I didn’t miss the real target here. If I kept doing this for aeons, the fight wouldn’t conclude unless I shut down these annoying gates.

But I had to wait until my forces killed most of those big dudes first. It took them ten minutes to clear them all. They tried to regroup, but each ti they did they were t with my shocking pulse wave attack.

If everything else was affected by the water, my pulse wave luckily wasn’t. Instead I noticed its strength beca much fiercer than before, and its range beca much wider as well.

“Let’s go,” as we killed most of those annoying big octopus, it was ti to seal the leak and close these gates. “Keep focusing fire at that gate.”

I selected the closest one from . I’d close this and then jump over to close the rest. The hardest step was closing the first one. After that with each gate closed, less monsters would pass and I’d end up facing easier tis.

“Fire your grenades,” at this mont, it didn’t make any sense to let my boys all over the chariot idle. I didn’t use the grenades or the many machine guns scattered across my chariot.

I wanted to save these until the decisive mont. And here it ca.

*Boom!* *Boom!* *Boom!*

Mighty explosions occurred. We were under water, so explosions here didn’t have the sa effect as on the surface. Most it did was to create violent currents that would throw more monsters away.

Yet against my blessed chariot, and its mighty shield, these currents never posed any threat at all.

“Hmm… So you aren’t that green weed we thought you’d be… Interesting!”

Just as I finally reached the first gate, this deep and domineering voice ca from that gate. I didn’t know how it travelled across water, but it appeared clearly inside my chariot.

“You dared to invade my territory, then it’s normal for you to face my retaliation,” I shrugged, acting as if this fight was kind of a breeze to .

“Humph! Big words coming from such a diocre race. Even if you are a mighty figure in your race, against us you are nothing.”

“And that nothing just crushed you here,” I extended my arm towards the gate, fearing he was buying ti for sothing crazy. “Let’s see how you’ll do against other mightier races than humans. I bet you will be crushed every single ti.”

“We are Hectors! We never lose!” he shouted in a roaring way. Yet all it did was to drive a long laughter over my face.

“Sure, you lost to , a weakling race hero. I’m sure you can do better against much stronger forces.”

“We’ll see about that,” he harrumphed but his words were cut as the gate was finally closed.

This one was brought down, and the other four were lying in wait.

Despite this useless talk, that bastard didn’t decrease the intensity of the monsters passing through the other gates. Until I managed to close the last gate, five hours were wasted and I lost one hundred million stat points defending my chariot and myself inside.

He didn’t only summon normal hybrid monsters, but also the much bigger ones as well. Even if they all ended up slaughtered, that seed to not stop that dude at all.

It gave a glimpse over how terrifying this enemy was. He wouldn’t stop at anything to achieve his victories. And even if this ended up with my win, I had to admit that I paid a hefty price for it.

Not only resources, but also ti. I wasted a lot of ti fighting here, almost close to twelve hours. Damn! If he kept nagging at every corner, I wouldn’t be able to move freely and do what I wanted.

I hoped my chat with him would force him away from for a while. I tried to irritate him, feeling these Hectors were such a prideful race, or hoping so.

If they were, then he would take the bait. I knew they weren’t stupid warmongers like the Berserkers, but hopefully they would place their pride over anything else, just like dragons.

The big fight was over, yet there were still lots of monsters here and up there. I had to kill them all, bring them to the surface, hopefully I’d end up with more gains to compensate for this loss.