“I have always fought alone, I know nothing about formations or teamwork. And if I give orders, I can’t cast any spell. I think it’s better to have a skilled hunter, rather than a makeshift leader.

Anyone of you that has received military training, either as a strategist or a soldier, is much better suited for this than me.”

– “Not to mention that I don’t give a damn about any of you. I don’t have any motivation for being a good leader. As long as I keep at least one of you standing, anything goes for me. The important is avoiding the wipe out.” – He inwardly added.

Lith’s teammates started talking to each other, honestly searching to determine who could best take charge, setting their pride and personal ambitions aside.

Reluctantly, he had to burst their bubble.

“Do you mind a simple advice?” Everyone turned towards him again.

“Whoever becomes the leader has a huge problem: we know each other’s class, but not what we are capable of during a real fight. In a life and death situation, you can’t give detailed explanations, only generic orders.