Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 181: From Now On, You Will All Be Instructors

Chapter 181: Chapter 181: From Now On, You Will All Be Instructors

While giving orders, Fang Jie began to dismantle the Lord’s Cottages.

When this legion first arrived, there were over two thousand men. Although now only a little over five hundred remained, the area where the Lord’s Cottages stood was basically unaffected.

Dismantling two thousand Lord’s Cottages wasn’t something that could be done overnight.

However, these had not been developed and could essentially only yield one Territory Core; all other resources were the most basic, a few pieces of wood and stone, that’s it.

Though these were not to be developed, seeing the Lord’s Cottages being taken down one by one, the soldiers still felt a pang of heartache.

"So, what exactly are we going to do in the future?" Chief of Staff Wang Peng approached Fang Jie and asked softly.

Without giving it much thought, Fang Jie replied, "There’s nothing else for the time being. Everyone could become an instructor. The troops we produce, as long as they are trained, can exhibit stronger combat power. If such training is also effective for the Undead, then let’s include them."

Fang Jie had already known that training could enhance the strength of his troops.

Although Fang Jie previously couldn’t reach the highland, he had various means of observation.

He was aware of everything these soldiers did, and he had even seen their previous battles through skeleton birds. No one here had been able to block out Fang Jie’s skeleton birds.

In terms of potential, perhaps they were not inferior, but when it came to heritage, they fell far short of the New Moon Kingdom.

"Also, train some people according to your standards in the future, whether our kin or the natives here. Train some and do not let our military spirit break."

Yes, the military spirit still existed, but the allegiance had shifted, thought Wang Peng.

But there was nothing to be done; it seemed that what Fang Jie valued most was this military tradition.

"What about besides that? Is there anything else we can do?"

Wang Peng was somewhat worried. He feared that they were just being used temporarily and would be discarded when no longer needed. Such a scenario was not impossible, especially for special entities like Hero Units.

While they might lack in some areas, their understanding of the army was quite frightening.

After some training, it was likely that these Hero Units would learn these things too.

And for the Undead Creatures, they didn’t even need to learn everything, because mastering just the parts that they could utilize was enough. And they might even use those parts better than their own creators.

If they were only instructors, once their knowledge was learned by others, they could very well become obsolete.

Li Mingshu also listened nearby, wanting to hear what Fang Jie had in mind.

While Fang Jie had a plan for earlier, he hadn’t considered others. Although unaware of what exactly they were worried about, Fang Jie still pondered as he walked.

After thinking for a while, Fang Jie then said, "It’s not just about training. There are other things, but I haven’t thought about everything yet. You all can command in battle, right? You should be familiar with various combats in this world by now."

Everyone nodded, and Fang Jie continued, "If so, then follow those Hero Units and adapt with them. They learn, and you learn. In the future, those who want to join the battlefield may command some troops."

"Any troop? Can it be Undead?"

"Of course, whether it’s the local Human forces or the Undead Army, it’s all the same to you, as you are all experts."

These soldiers were professionals. Although they might not yet be adapted to some of this world’s situations, once they were, their combat power would definitely not be weak.

Even if they couldn’t compare to the natives in some aspects, they also had unique ideas and perspectives, which were different from those of the world’s natives. Combining the two could potentially yield very interesting results.

"And if we don’t want to fight, what other choices do we have?" asked Li Mingshu.

Not everyone in the military necessarily wanted to be on the battlefield. They followed orders, yes, but not everyone relished in fighting and killing.

Recently, in fact, quite a few had shown signs of war weariness.

Fang Jie frowned, having not thought about it so much. "If you don’t want to take the offensive, you can opt for defense in the future, managing fortresses and such. Fighting may still happen, but it won’t be on the offensive."

Their Defense Ability was quite good; otherwise, they wouldn’t be able to hold off so many Trolls.

"Furthermore, if you dislike both options, you can manage logistics. I have quite a few places that need people."

Indeed, while the Undead Creatures were obedient and handy, they lacked flexibility. Many things often went wrong thanks to the Skeleton Heroes, and it had happened more than once or twice.

If it weren’t for the fear of betrayal from others, Fang Jie would have recruited some people already.

In Fang Jie’s heart, these soldiers were very loyal, and there was no worry about betrayal, so if feasible, they could also be brought in for use.

With these people around, many complex tasks could be managed more securely.

Li Mingshu nodded. This alleviated his worries about the future. As for whether Fang Jie might be deceiving him, that was almost impossible. After all, he was now at his wit’s end.

Moreover, if Fang Jie wanted to harm him, with the military power gathered on the highland, Li Mingshu had no chance to resist.

In such a situation, if someone still used this method to deceive him, one would have to wonder about their intelligence.

The others, upon hearing Fang Jie’s assurances, gradually relaxed. The news quickly spread among their ranks, and those they had trained also received the information.

The people they had trained during this period were now Fang Jie’s gains.

After this battle, there were thousands who had survived. Not everyone needed to be talented, as long as they could master part of the skills, Fang Jie’s area would hardly lack skilled management.

After all, his Territory didn’t have many normal sentient beings; most were Undead, which didn’t require much management.

Even some of these people could be sent to the Southern regions. Qin Lan also needed more hands, even having submitted a request to send her some.

Fang Jie, accompanied by the others, demolished the Lord’s Cottages one by one, leaving only a few.

Besides the initially developed two Territories, the others were special though lower-level Territory