《IM A SNAKE!!》LORD EMGERGES
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One after another the guards fell soon after while i semt half of all my people into the duengon again to farm experince
-----------Pov Change------------
"Welcome Hero's please save this world as a demon lord is here and his army is slowly taking over" Alice
=Not talking about Mc=
"Hey why am i here i domt want to do your work" Javen
"Well there is no way to gi back home it is a one time summon"
"Fuck you" Javen said as his friend touched his shoulder and replied
"Its okay maybe there are hot girls here" Hearing this Javen recomposed himself and obliged
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