Aya was daring enough to fight and gamble, willing to risk little for a big payoff. She truly had a gambler's side to her personality—and the key was, she always won.
That attack had been carried out with the help of a "traitor." A minor executive within the [Seraphim] guild had been Aya's informant, so Nazarick learned of [Seraphim]'s plans in advance and obtained a defensive layout of the [Seraphim] guild base.
Unlike Nazarick, which placed enormous importance on its base, Heart of the Sky and [Seraphim] seemed to care more about adventuring and conquest. Their base's defenses were rather ordinary.
Nazarick then successfully attacked [Seraphim]'s headquarters, seizing countless resources and two World-Class Items.
"...That felt so damn good."
The members of the [Seraphim] guild were all angel-type races, and most players who chose angel-type races were Christians.
Those people and Nazarick, which had chosen heteromorphic races, were fundamentally irreconcilable—especially Aya. Aya had the Pope and Mother Goddess job races, but her Pope was a heretical pope, and her Mother Goddess had absolutely nothing to do with Christianity.
Besides, they were always spouting lofty principles, saying things like, "Fire dragons are so cute, how can you kill them? Without trade, there would be no killing."
Fuck that. Hand over every last piece of fire dragon-scale armor your entire guild owns!
Momonga himself could not stand those people from [Seraphim] either, but unfortunately, he could not beat them...
That was right. Nazarick's raw strength was vastly inferior to [Seraphim]'s, but they had a mole.
No, "traitor" was not quite the right word. That person seemed to have been Aya's from the very beginning. "Mole" or "spy" would be more appropriate.
After plundering [Seraphim], the timeline moved forward, and what happened afterward was fairly similar to before.
The same companions joined Nazarick,