Catharsis by Travis Bagwell

Author:Travis Bagwell [Bagwell, Travis]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Publisher: Self Published
Published: 2016-07-22T14:00:00+00:00

The level cap had become less important as the night progressed, and his Willpower skyrocketed. Most enemies he had fought were below level 100, and so his zombies now retained the level of the former NPCs.

Jason only had five thieves now, each around level 50. Some were a little scratched up and worse for wear. He still had his fire mage and had actually found an ice mage in one of the houses. He grimaced as he recalled that particular fight.

God that was awful.

By the end of the battle, the mage had coated almost the entire room in ice. Zombies and guards had been sliding all over the place. Even the mage had trouble standing up by the end of the fight. The only saving grace was that Jason actually got a chance to throw some knives while lying on his back.

I’ll have to remember to thank Jerry for that one, he thought dryly.

His gaze moved back over to the two mages. They were both sitting at approximately level 100. The remaining twenty-four zombies were common guards or lords that seemed to have useful combat skills and their average level was around 100.

The only thing he was really missing was some kind of archer contingent. This hadn't been a big issue in the close quarters of the manors, but he could imagine that in a more open battle, additional ranged minions would be useful.

Oh well. Nothing I can could do about that right now.

It was currently 3:13am in the game world. Jason figured he had a few more hours of real world time to play before he was ejected. He could even stay in game for an extra hour and deal with the forced logout if it came to it.

What the hell am I going to do now though?

He had basically killed all of the nobles in the city at this point and was leading a small army of high level zombies. Most of his minions were covered in blood and many had obvious gaping wounds. The wounds didn't really mean that the zombies were injured of course. Most of the injuries had been caused in the process of killing the original the NPCs.

The issue was that any sane person would notice that most of the zombies really shouldn't be alive, much less standing and walking around. As soon as his zombies started marching around in public, people would likely begin screaming and alert the guards.

There was also the issue of the inevitable reaction when the guards discovered what happened to the noble houses later that day. They would be out for murder. Jason would have trouble smuggling his zombies out of the city and back in. More than likely, the city would just devolve into a riot when the NPCs discovered that the king and all of the nobles were dead.

I really didn't think this through.

He supposed he could abandon his zombies here, but for some reason he just couldn't make himself do it. He glanced over at a zombie dressed as a city guard, and a thought tickled his mind.

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