Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 173: Rose Bloodline

Chapter 173: Chapter 173: Rose Bloodline

Fang Jie walked to the center of the Blood Pool and, following the prompt, dropped a droplet of his own blood onto the statue.

The next moment, a large amount of fresh blood suddenly seeped out of the statue, and Fang Jie hastily retreated from the Blood Pool.

Once he climbed out, blood began to permeate the surroundings of the entire Blood Pool, quickly filling it up. A strange aroma diffused. That’s right, it was not the smell of blood, but a fragrant scent.

"Quick, look at that statue," Qin Shulan suddenly pointed at the statue and spoke.

Fang Jie looked up and saw that the statue had transformed into his own image, only with wings and fangs.

Had Fang Jie not been sure he had not undergone any changes, he might have thought he had become a Vampire himself.

"Blood integration successful, you have become the ancestor to the Vampires of this territory, please name this bloodline."

Naming a bloodline? He had never heard of such a thing. Fang Jie considered himself well-informed about Vampire intelligence, but this was news to him. However, he didn’t dwell on it.

Since this territory was already named Rose Village, Fang Jie decided not to change it.

Now, quite simply, he would use the territory’s name as the name. "Rose," Fang Jie spoke.

"Naming successful, the bloodline is named the Rose Bloodline."

"That’s it? Nothing more?" Fang Jie felt weird, as if it were really just about naming. He initially thought he might gain some special ability, but that was it.

It was not until he checked the territory’s abilities that Fang Jie discovered the territory held the power of assimilation over Vampires.

That is to say, capturing wild Vampires, he could convert them into Vampires of his bloodline. As the ancestral founder, he had absolute control over these bloodline Vampires.

His orders could hardly be resisted by them; they had to obey.

At the same time, Vampires that had undergone an Initial Embrace were the same: the higher the generation, the stronger the control over the direct descendants. However, if they were not of his own lineage, then he only had influence.

Although Fang Jie was not a Vampire, as the ancestor, he had the strongest control over his own Blood Clan.

Similarly, Fang Jie had no such authority over other Vampires, after all, his bloodline was different.

Fang Jie then looked towards that special civilian building. The Vampire Camp needed to first create civilians and then train these civilians into troop types, which was different from most other systems.

Blood Pool (Black Iron Level) 5: A Vampire civilian building capable of producing Vampire residents.

Vampire Level 3: Level (Apprentice) Skills: Bloodthirst, Initial Embrace, starting loyalty 90

Recruitment requirements: 2 units of Blood Essence Stone, 2 units of Gold Coin

Vampire Level 5: Level (Black Iron) Skills: Bloodthirst, Bat Transformation, starting loyalty 90

Recruitment requirements: 200 units of Blood Essence Stone, 200 units of Gold Coin

"Needs Gold Coins, can’t use spirit points anymore, huh? But it’s different since it’s not part of the Undead Camp. Anyway, the requirement isn’t much, so the price doesn’t really matter," Fang Jie wasn’t too concerned about this.

The most important thing was the skill called "Initial Embrace"; that was what truly allowed one to temporarily secure a footing.

However, after an Initial Embrace, ordinary Apprentice Level vampires would only get inferior Blood Slaves, which the Nobles would never accept.

What the Nobles first needed to accept was an Initial Embrace performed by someone of Black Iron Level, which could transform them into an Apprentice Level vampire, with complete abilities and a relatively high degree of autonomy.

Yes, it was autonomy that mattered, despite the initial loyalty being as high as 90.

This was due to a characteristic intrinsic to vampires themselves, because of the direct suppression within their own Blood Clan, that such a high level of loyalty could be achieved—but this was only on the surface.

When faced with a real situation, the Blood Clan’s control over their progeny was extremely strong.

Their commands were nearly as binding as Fang Jie’s own commands to the Undead.

The only difference was that they might not internally appreciate such control. Although their loyalty appeared high, their lack of freedom meant these vampires could easily lose loyalty.

Most of the time, the loyalty of these vampires would drop below 20 in a short span, if not lower. However, the vampires wouldn’t care, as their subordinates still couldn’t defy them.

The drawback was that if something happened to them or if they were too far away, the vampires would act one way in their presence but another behind their back.

If Fang Jie were killed, then it was very unlikely that his subordinate vampires would seek revenge.

The initial loyalty was very high, but it dropped easily, and it was hard to raise. Of course, Fang Jie didn’t care, as he hadn’t planned to create many anyway—just a few functional ones would suffice.

Fang Jie created a few and set them to stand by, and soon found their loyalty had decreased.

"Just this short time and the loyalty has dropped to 70 already; the Vampire Camp indeed has a nasty nature," Fang Jie lamented to himself, even though they seemed so submissive on the surface.

"Alright, Mobs," he said, "from now on, you are in charge here. Develop well. Additionally, I will build an Affiliated Territory in this place, and you will also be the ruler of that Affiliated Territory."

Mobs bowed slightly, apparently indifferent to these matters.

However, looking at the newly created vampires, they looked at Mobs with disdain and defiance.

Because Mobs was a Blood Servant, not a true Vampire, and certainly not a high-ranking member of their Rose Bloodline, it would not be easy to get them to truly obey Mobs’s orders.

As the controller of the Territory, Mobs had little actual control over them.

It seemed that he would have to issue an absolute command himself after all—truly a headache.

Rose Village (Vampire, Rose Bloodline): Mobs (Blood Servant) Blood Glory: When subordinate vampire units are in combat, for each 1% of Life lost, their attack power increased by 2%.

The ability of this territory could enhance the combat effectiveness of vampire units, but it was a do-or-die ability.

This ability was of no use to Fang Jie, and after a glance, he went to check another Functional Building.

Essence Blood Beehive (Black Iron) Level 5: Capable of producing Essence Blood Bees, which can harvest Blood Essence Flowers to produce Blood Honey. Blood Honey could replace fresh blood as food for vampires and substitute Blood Essence Stones for nurturing vampire abilities.

Building requirements: 100 units of Refined Stone Bricks, 100 units of refined wood planks, 100 units of Blood Essence Stones, 200 units of Crystal Stone Powder, 500 units of Gold Coin.

Seeing this, Fang Jie was delighted—if Blood Honey could replace Blood Essence Stones in cultivating Blood Servants, then this could be the base for mass-producing Gold-level combat power. However, it still required experimentation.