Reincarnation Of The Strongest Spirit Master - Chapter 1303

1303: The Girls’ Plan 1303: The Girls’ Plan Masters of this world wouldn’t recognise what he was doing, but masters from the higher world would possibly do.

If they caught a glimpse of what he was planning, there was a high risk of putting a red flag over his spot and rallying all the enemies towards his direction.

Fang wanted to go and ask, check on the progress of things.

But he stopped himself, considering how focused William looked from afar.

“I’d watch from a distance, hopefully everything is going as he planned.” William was totally immersed into making these formation cores.

Making such cores weren’t that hard for him.

Once he processed materials right, what remained was just simple steps.

That was why Fang saw him flashing in such a way.

William spent the first four hours processing enough of the materials he had.

Then he started to finalise the manufacturing process, which he thought to use his dash technique to finish.

Whenever he would finish making a core, he’d store it right away.

That was why he didn’t have any finished product around him.  During all this time, William didn’t even spare a single second to check what was going on around him.

Yet he never forgot to spare a moment from time to time to hit and control the den.  “For how long will he keep doing this?” After another three hours, the entire place around Fang and William was filled to the brim with their masters.

Since Sloth opened a crack in the enemy’s tight encirclement, tons of masters swarmed the enemies and pushed them back.

William’s friends arrived here a few hours ago.

Watching William work in such a way made everyone speechless and worried.

But under Anjie’s advice, everyone left William to do his task, and they went to do theirs.

“I never saw William work like that before!” Berry muttered while taking a long look before heading to fight more enemies.

She wasn’t the only one thinking about this, but other girls also felt the same.  “We have to admit it, even with all of us here, we will crumble after a couple more waves,” Sara sighed, messing with her hair.

“Then we can change that,” Lara looked around, “right now we have the upper hand.

Since the start of this war till now, we always tried to crush the enemies down to the last master…” “That’s what we need to do anyway to win this war, right?” Ro looked at other girls, feeling weird from what Lara said.

“No, Lara is right,” Anjie paused, “we need to stop looking under our feet.

We need to win this war by killing all of our enemies, but we also need to control the pace of this war if we want to do this.” “Your meaning?” Berry looked at her closest friend among the group, Sara.

“Don’t ask me, it’s not my idea,” Sara shrugged, pointing towards Anjie and Lara, while both of the girls smiled back.

“We need to organise our defences,” Lara explained what she had in mind.

“The one responsible for this part is busy doing something else as you can see,” Ro interrupted Lara, while pointing towards William’s direction.

“Since when do we just depend on his special formation?” Anjie said, “We can use other formations and arrays to give the newly coming enemies a hard time to pass through our lines.” “Not to mention grenades,” Sara added, “we can work together to turn this place into a fortress of deadly traps.” The girls looked at each other, agreeing with a nod on such a plan.

After such an agreement, they started to plan how to do it, taking half an hour to brainstorm and draw lots of sketches, before the final plan was drawn out.

“Let’s do it,” Anjie clapped and then every girl led their faction masters to the designated spot for them.

Seeing William work in such concentration inspired everyone to give their best.

And starting from here, a legendary performance of the Fox Guild masters appeared in this war.

Everything was progressing smoothly on all fronts.

Even when a new wave of enemies appeared, they found a well organised army waiting for them.  “I’m ready,” after a few hours, William suddenly stopped what he was doing.

He gathered the equipment he used to create the cores, and then turned to look at the only thing he left outside his rings, a multi-facets ball.

The ball was in the size of a closed fist, with many sides in different colours.

The first look would give anyone zero impression about this ball.

But William knew how special this ball was.

“Are you done?” Just as he was catching this ball off the ground, holding it in his hand, he heard Sloth’s voice.

“Weird,” William smiled without looking at Sloth, “I thought you’d go and follow Anjie.” “You…” Sloth was about to say something nice to William, till he heard what Wiliam just said.  The experience Sloth had while trying to repeat what William used to do left a deep impression over his spirit.

That was why he wanted to be nice towards William, ending up returning to square zero thanks to William’s words.

“They decided to go on their own,” Fang interfered, stopping another quarrel between these two, “we offered them help, but they didn’t want to.” “What are you talking about?” When William mentioned Anjie, he was just speaking in general.

He hadn’t spread his spirit sense yet, so he didn’t know what his friends were doing.

And when he heard what Fang said, he spread out his spirit sense and looked at what they were doing.

“Impressive,” William grinned when he got what his friends were doing, “so you let them handle the frontline?

I can’t believe you let them go and do what they want without trying to stop them!” “Don’t give me that look, I’m already part of the guild,” Fang shrugged, and before Sloth would jump in and say something to reignite the situation, he hurriedly added, “and we had to safeguard you and… That den!”