Black Gauze and more than twenty others watched He Peng organize the team, impatience showing in their eyes.
"What trash. It's taking the whole team this long."
"When we were level 140, we were already challenging level 170 monsters above our level. I really don't understand how they can be this useless."
"I really don't want to wait for them anymore. Why don't we start fighting on our own?"
The twenty-odd people began chatting.
Black Gauze wore a faint smile and said, "Today, we'll let these trash open their eyes. Let them see our strength and save the boss the trouble of managing them later."
Everyone nodded.
As He Peng organized the team, he watched Black Gauze and the others in the distance and cursed inwardly: A bunch of people who do nothing but stand around and enjoy the scenery. Sooner or later, you'll get what's coming to you.
"Can you hurry up? What are you staring at us for?" Black Gauze demanded irritably.
"Uh, it'll be done soon, it'll be done soon." He Peng jumped in fright. After receiving messages from his subordinate teams, he hurried over to Black Gauze, bent respectfully at the waist, and said, "Everything is ready. We can attack at any time."
Black Gauze had seen the scenes of major top guilds assembling for battle. Looking at He Peng, she frowned and asked, "Why are you so slow? Those large guilds can organize hundreds of thousands of people faster than you can organize ten thousand."
He Peng wiped away his sweat and sighed inwardly. He had already done his absolute best, but he apologized aloud, "My fault. I'll definitely be faster next time."
Deputy captain Wynter mocked, "He's the president of some insignificant guild. What kind of team could he possibly lead? Stop wasting