[PK! User has killed Jackal.]
[PK Points increase by 89.]
[Raider experience points increase.]
[Raider level -7.]
[You have obtained 21 gold coins and 57 silver coins.]
[You have a low chance of acquiring a Silver Greatsword.]
[You have a high chance of acquiring an Intermediate Magical Stone and 2 other items.]
“Oh. 89.”
I checked what I got after killing the last remaining raider, Jackal.
The points earned were a whopping 89.
Considering that the average for other raiders is at most between 10 and 20, it was quite a high number.
I had also taken down other guild masters besides here, and even they didn’t give points this high, topping out at around 60.
So the total points gathered were now…
[PK Points – 1020]
“…That’s quite the score.”
With only the slightest traces left, I searched the entire Abys Kingdom through the ‘Red Guide.’
There are five Banded guilds existing in the Abys Kingdom.
They divided their territories and continued their activities, but all of them were wiped out at once, turning into my points.
The problem is, despite the total number exceeding 50 heads and having plundered guild masters that gave quite a bit of points, I’ve barely collected 30%.
There are no Banded guilds left in the Abys Kingdom.
Of course, as a user, I could kill them if they resurrected, but they aren’t idiots.
‘They probably won’t come back.’
As a raider who kills fellow users, they must be aware of the gap I just felt.
At the very least, they would gather what’s useful and leave this place.
The fact that five Banded guilds were attacked at once meant that Banded itself became the target, so there’s no need to foolishly defend this place.
It turns out they weren’t even officially established here.
“…Should I look elsewhere?”
But there’s no place more packed with Banded guilds than here.
It seems everyone’s aware of their status as raiders, engaging in activities in the shadows, and group living is quite rare.
Yet, I can’t constantly wander around doing things as Rapina.
I have to stream as Lily, and there’s a lot to do, including tasks at the Academy and in reality.
That’s precisely why I quickly attacked the five spots.
“……”
Step by step.
I rummage through the building.
There’s nothing particularly useful since everyone’s putting items in their inventory.
It would be great if raider items dropped.
‘It’s set up so you can’t get them unless it’s a quest.’
“Am I supposed to gather points as a raider and use them to buy something?”
“Maybe these systems are part of a mechanism that prevents raiders from attacking each other.”
“A safe?”
As I stepped inside the building, I saw a black safe shining with quite an impressive luster.
That’s a safe that doesn’t belong in the slums.
When I touched the safe, a message popped up.
[Only those with the title of Raider can open it.]
[The current owner of the safe is user, Jackal.]
So it’s a raider-exclusive safe.
Clank! Clank!
The handle of the safe shook vigorously.
Right now, as a raider, I could touch the safe, but since I’m not the owner, I can’t open it.
Given that I can’t open it even with my power, it seems to be systemically blocked…
‘I can’t use the holy power.’
Rapina doesn’t plan on using even a bit of holy power.
It’s problematic enough if it’s noticed, but once holy power is used, it leaves an influence at that location.
Though simple users might not notice, rankers like Yena and Black, who saw me around, and the residents of this place are likely to catch on.
‘I feel like there’s something here.’
Since it’s a safe exclusive to raiders, there might be some special items or something related to points.
It’s not just an ordinary safe; it’s protected by the system.
After attempting to open the safe several times, I moved on.
My target is the hideout of the Banded guild, “Massacre,” which I attacked first.
By now, it should be more than enough time for them to have revived.
As I quietly entered the hideout, I heard some commotion.
“Hurry up and pack! They might come back!”
“What the hell is this… so annoying.”
“Shut up and move faster!”
“I got it. Just be quiet.”
Two raiders were hastily gathering something inside.
One was the guild master of Massacre I saw earlier, and the other was someone I had never seen before.
It seems like they returned after the raid.
“But who was the attacker?”
“I don’t know. It was some girl I’ve never seen before who suddenly came in and killed everyone.”
“The kill log must have popped up. Is she a bounty hunter?”
“She was a raider.”
“A raider? Why would a raider do that?”
The raider who’s packing the items asked with a puzzled expression.
One of the unwritten rules among raiders is:
“Raiders do not attack raiders.”
“Attacking the same Banded? What kind of crazy person does that?”
“I told you, I don’t know. Her name is Rapina, and she showed up as a raider on the kill log.”
“Wow. She must be seriously insane.”
The raider had a dumbfounded expression as he took everything out of the safe.
Not a single item left; the safe is completely empty.
As the man cursed while trying to close the safe…
“Seriously?!”
“Excuse me.”
Fwoosh!
A dagger pierces the man’s heart and vanishes into blue particles.
As his comrade died beside him, the Guild Master of Massacre staggered back as if in a fit.
Fiery birds bloomed from the tips of the Guild Master’s fingers.
The fiery bird rushed toward me across the air, but—
Screeeech!!
Thud thud thud!!
“Wow, damn.”
As the daggers rained down, everything that was once a bird rolled on the ground.
“This is just hopeless. Kill them.”
“You shouldn’t give up on life so easily.”
“What are you saying? Just kill them, no need for teabagging.”
The Guild Master of Massacre plopped down on the ground.
Having already experienced death once, he must have physically felt the gap in power, so it’s understandable he’d want to give up.
Instead of killing him, I glanced at the safe with the door open.
“Let’s see who the owner is… it’s you, isn’t it?”
“If you want it, take it. You were planning to grab the items and leave anyway.”
“How do I take it?”
“Well, occupy the hideout and get a quest… What? You attacked us without even knowing that?”
The Guild Master looked at me in disbelief.
I nodded.
“Yes.”
“… I swear, there are all kinds of people. This insane game.”
“How do you occupy a hideout?”
“You just do it. You should have a guild by now.”
“A guild? Ah.”
Do I need a guild?
When I tilted my head, the Guild Master’s expression twisted even more.
“Were you alone?”
“Of course. I’m now a level 7 Raider.”
“… What a mess.”
Anyway, he said I just need to create a guild.
I immediately entered the Raider system.
The message ‘Create Guild’ appeared as soon as I opened the window.
[Would you like to create the Raider Guild?]
[Requirements – Raider level 5 or higher, 10 gold coins, and at least 700 PK Points accumulated.]
[Requirements met.]
[Please name your guild.]
“What should I name it?”
“… Why are you asking me?”
“Good question.”
Since I always have the broadcast on, I unconsciously asked.
One of the routines of the broadcast is to ask questions when something happens and see the chat window’s response.
Of course, it’s more about interacting with viewers than actually seeking answers.
The Guild Master chuckled.
“How about ‘Crazy Girl’?”
“Huh?”
“Your actions seem just like a crazy girl. You’re going to be under attack from users, NPCs, and Raiders alike. Who but a crazy girl would do something like this?”
“……”
Is that so?
“If you’re brave, you can die right now.”
“That’s a good idea.”
“It wouldn’t hurt… huh?”
[Would you like to name the guild ‘Crazy Girl’?]
“… Seriously? You want to do it? Are you insane?”
“Not really, but it feels like I should.”
After all, I was a bit worried about the differences between Lily and Rapina.
I tried to make my differences a bit scary.
Not just in abilities or appearance, but I needed to differentiate in ‘personality’ so they wouldn’t suspect me.
So, I intentionally acted a little rougher and tried to show things outside of common sense while moving or talking.
I pressed accept.
[‘Crazy Bitch’ guild already exists.]
[Please enter a different name.]
“Isn’t there one already?”
“Of course there is. It’s a named nickname. How about calling it Anticrazy Bitch instead?”
“Um… that sounds a bit off.”
Crazy Bitch and Anticrazy Bitch definitely have different vibes, don’t they?
Really Crazy Bitch?
Super duper Crazy Bitch?
Somehow, all of them sound lame.
“Then just pick anything…”
“Oh, then that would work.”
“?”
If the banded guild called Crazy Bitch already exists, then I could just raid their hideout and take the guild name, right?
I told the Guild Master of Massacre my groundbreaking idea.
He said, “Sounds like Crazy Bitch to me.”
■
Finding the Raider Guild ‘Crazy Bitch’ wasn’t hard at all.
Though it was a bit far from the Abys Kingdom, the identities of the Crazy Bitch’s Guild Master and its members were already known by several other guilds.
Once the identities are out, the next step is easy.
[The Red Guide is leading the way.]
Even without special magic, the mythical item, the Red Guide, would find them all.
Since it’s not a prominent ability, there’s no risk of being caught.
I immediately attacked the Crazy Bitch guild and, after a brief smooth conversation, I was able to acquire the guild name Crazy Bitch.
“Smooth conversation, my ass, you clearly killed them all.”
“Still, I let them leave nicely.”
I let them die just once and took all their stuff. Isn’t that quite generous?
“……”
“Then I’ll create it.”
[The Crazy Bitch guild has been created.]
[You are the Raider, ‘Crazy Bitch’ Guild Master.]
[Measuring influence based on the reputation of Raider, Rapina…]
[The Crazy Bitch guild is making great strides!]
[Nearby raider groups are beginning to fear you.]
[Key figures in the kingdom are starting to keep an eye on you.]
[Some surrounding kingdoms have become aware of your existence.]
[Your influence within the Abys Kingdom is currently at 17%.]
[If you achieve over 60% influence, you can start the World Quest – Royal Overthrow.]
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