A Battle
The two groups of masters were deeply absorbed in fighting each other and didn't actually speak much. He kept listening, hoping to learn something about their origins, or what caused this clash to begin with.
He had to wait for another fifteen minutes until half of the red masters fell and the other half wasn't looking any better. During his watch, he learnt their approximate level of power.
"They look to be at silver and gold grades only," William knew he could take them down without a problem. As for the monsters, they were at most gold grade as well.
Yet he didn't hurry to move until he'd make sure of which side these humans belonged to.
"Stop it, Angelica, you won't be able to survive this."
And just when close to twenty red masters remained, the black ones surrounded them with half of their numbers, while the other half went to stop the monsters. One of these black coated ones slowly approached the red masters, seemingly speaking to a lady with long and thick orange hair.