Chapter 120 - Evolution
"Is that him?" I asked Abigail who was standing next to me. Both of us were watching the new group of people file through the gate.
"Yeah, they say he's already in the E-rank with a powerful class. We aren't sure what rarity but it's Rare at the bare minimum, most likely Epic." Abigail answered.
When we heard that a merge with the last standing faction was a possibility Abigail worked to get all the information she could about the faction's strength. Their numbers, average level, level of the Leader, things like that.
She couldn't find out everything but she managed to get a decent amount. We knew the leader, Kurt, was evolved but not how far into the E-Rank he was.
I didn't think that he would agree to Tracy's terms. I wasn't privy to the exact wording of the agreement but I figured it was similar to what she and I had.
He spent a lot of blood, sweat, and tears to hold onto his pylon only to give up a wave away.
He didn't look happy about it.
There were a few people close to him whispering something but I wasn't close enough to hear. They seemed like advisors or something close to that and if I had to guess, it was them that made the merge happen.
The man scowled as he walked at the head of his camp's procession. Leading them through the southern gate of Tracy's camp and to the area that was cleared out for them. They numbered around 60 people altogether which was over triple what our faction was.
It was just shy of how many Tracy had which put them at a close second for total number of members. She had over 80 members still alive and kicking. All the surviving members of the tutorial were now in one place.
The man looked in his mid-30s with brown hair extending past his ears and in need of a cut. It was obvious he usually kept it shorter than that but there wasn't a barber to go to around here, nor the time.
His beard was scruffy and in the same disrepair as his hair and looked like he usually kept it clean-shaven. That wasn't saying it looked bad, but it was easy to tell he wasn't used to having one.