I Only Wanted A Class In The Apocalypse

[Just a single room? Isn’t it…]

[You can purchase rooms and have many features using coins] that dude said. Damn! Even when they were trying to honour a deal, they were still looking for profit.

[How much will this cost me?] I asked, while feeling the price tag would be astronomical.

[One hundred million for a room that can have a million people. With each extra million, you have to pay another two hundred million coins]

[Damn!]

[Don’t blame me for that, but blame yourself. After all you are like an endless pit in regard of coins]

This… I couldn’t find any suitable answer to these words. They were true, but why was it my fault that I was so outstanding.

[What about sending general messages there? To reach everyone I mean]

[That can be done only by the heroic calling]_.

[Ok]

I knew this was a limitation forced by the higher ups thanks to me. But who said I lacked heroic callings? I got enough to issue many of them.

[Thanks man, I truly appreciate it]

Now my human race finally has a chance to fight in this damn apocalypse. With such a system, we could share each other’s experiences, tips, and even ask for help.

Not to mention I’d be able to truly spread my dominance over the entire human race that survived so far.

Even if I got a way to get more humans from outer worlds, I still cared for those folks living here. I knew this wasn’t going to be easy, especially with such new changes to the entire planet, changes that I wasn’t aware of yet.

But I’d do my best to help, and do my best to acquire as many humans as I could from any possible way.

I didn’t hurry to use the heroic calling now. I had to first arrange things before doing this.

But I didn’t stop my chariot from going towards the direction of that pillar. Before I’d arrive there, and even long miles away, I met the first waves.

They were… Really scary! A group of ten waves chasing one after another, trying to reach the ground first before others.

Each wave was a few hundreds of metres above the ocean level, making me know they would keep getting altitude the more they moved forward.

“Come forth!” I stopped my chariot once I saw them. “See these? Blow a hole in each of them.”

I took out my deadliest weapon, my fallen gods. They have the power to rival such natural disasters. Even if they weren’t able to crush and stop these waves, they could at least breach a hole in them.

A small hole would grow exponentially and turn to wide space, giving my kingdom a safe pass. The bigger the holes created here, the better later on.

*Boom!*

But when the first wave of attack landed, I knew how hard this would be.

The waves weren’t thin. Just from the first fierce clash with my boys’ attacks, a tiny hole appeared to be soon closed.

Damn fast! And in this place where water was the last thing these waves would lack, they could amend themselves fast.

“Keep hitting,” I shouted, “come forth! Use anything on this damn chariot and break a hole in those damn waves!”

I summoned all of my dragons, flying monsters, and even Bulltors and shield warriors. I had to use anything to crush a hole in these waves.

Then during the next minutes, a barrage of attacks came to finally break a small hole there.

“Expand it, target the behind waves through this hole,” I started spreading orders around, not giving that wave any chance to heal itself.

I wouldn’t dare to say all these attacks came fruitless. In fact the first wave decreased in height for almost one hundred metres during this time.

That meant the wave kept burning its waters to heal itself until that hole appeared. If I kept doing this, it might grow weaker.

But this wouldn’t help. In the end I wasn’t facing a single wave or couple. This was just the early start, and much more would pour in.

So focusing on a single or few waves wouldn’t help. It was better to accept such loss caused by these waves than to kill a few and gain the wrath of the rest.

Just as I watched my boys attack through the hole as I said, slamming their attacks fiercely against the next wave, I got a message.

[General System Notification: Human race has now a worldwide communication system]

[Any human can now gain access to it through their profile pages]

[Good luck and thank human Hye for his contribution for his race]

I was surprised that my name was mentioned in this official statement. Damn, that was so cool!

[Congratulations! Your efforts paid off! All the human race will enjoy a communication system thanks to you]

[As a human who did such a grand feat, you are rewarded with a ticket pass to the yet to come golden quest]

[The golden quest will start during quest five. You will get notified couple of days before its start]

[Keep the good work, human race Hye]

For a moment there, I felt like the last messages were sent by those higher up dudes. Anyway, he did his part and gave my race such an opportunity to catch up with other races.

And now… It was my time to teach my humans how to use such a feature.

But damn! I secured a golden quest ticket so early on! Now I wouldn’t have to worry about such a thing.

I knew that the top in the list of assessments of everyone in the apocalypse would get such a valuable chance. The top ten I suppose? Or was it top hundred?

Anyway, I got my ticket, and would wait to learn more details from Hilary.

After all, she went through such an experience before. I got to ask her about many things, like how many I could bring with me using this ticket? And what was it like up there?

I promised the jumper to help him find his friend.