The girl's thoughts weren't all that far off when it came to the whole idea of his guild members being as powerful as him. While he was pretty much at the maximum level possible in the game, less than half the members of the guild were in the top percentile of the top players. Though none of them were up to his level since he was playing the game longer than anyone else and his stats were higher than his actual level itself. He was at the point that he just kept earning skill points rather than levels, which he was generally okay with.<br/><br/>Seeing her face though when she had heard him say the number, Sho couldn't help but chuckle, cupping the chin and rim of his mask with his hand.<span style="color: #40FFBF">"Yup, left behind... And I have no idea if they're okay. Though I assume they're fine, probably they're just mad their Leader disappeared and the City vanished with me."</span>The Arch Lich let out a slight bout of laughter before shaking his head a little and looking towards the Citadel before them with a grin across his lips. He continued to walk towards it, across the bridge, and towards the large pocket doors in the front of the massive building.<br/><br/>Raising his hand slightly before pressing it on the door, a few seconds later the doors would shutter before sliding open. These pocket doors were not only tall, but they were massive and made of a heavy metal. Inside of the building however, despite it being clean and relatively untouched, it was eerily silent. It looked like it could hold hundreds of people inside, there were various stair ways and doors to enter into, but there wasn't a single soul insight.<span style="color: #40FFBF">"I'm home~!"</span>Sho would shout, though the Echo itself sounded as if it was saying<span style="font-style: italic">Welcome Home~!</span>which was rather interesting none the less, as if someone was watching the grinch. Each door seemed to have its own aura, and a bit deeper into the building there were a few NPC type characters whom were sitting chatting behind what looked like a set of reception desks.