Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 230 Suddenly Spring Arrives During the Fight

Chapter 230: Chapter 230 Suddenly Spring Arrives During the Fight

"Are a lot of people from the south coming to join us, and can we trust these people?"

Upon receiving the message from Qin Lan, Fang Jie was very surprised, for he had never expected that so many would come these few days. In just three days’ time, the number of Earth people who had come outnumbered those of the past two months combined.

"They probably followed Jia Siwei here, there are always some who are rather smart. Some guessed that this place might be related to us and possibly our territory, so they came over. Now the forums are buzzing with discussions about it."

"If we accept them, then the forums will surely reveal it, and more people will come after."

"You decide, after all, most of these people are for your use anyway."

Qin Lan chuckled, "But they’re all coming because of your reputation. Many are specifically asking to work under you. These people have talents, and they look down on me."

Fang Jie rolled his eyes, "I dare not use those people, what if they turn against me? If they’re unwilling to follow you, then just let them go back." Fang Jie was not in need of more hands right now.

In his Main Territory, other than some military personnel who had come to help train the troops, there were no others.

And within his city, there were only a few White Fox Clan members serving as Maids, and the rest were all Undead. Fang Jie took his own safety very seriously and did not dare to be careless at all.

Now many stories were reminding him that those careless Lords, while many had developed well, ended up being betrayed by those around them. These tales of blood and tears were now hot topics on the forums.

Qin Lan didn’t say much more, as she already knew that Fang Jie would think this way.

But she couldn’t keep all these people for herself either, as she couldn’t use them all, and there were others too. There were now many folks from Earth in her territory, and a lot of them had already made remarkable achievements.

Qin Lan was generous in giving them some status, then let them find their own subordinates.

The high and mighty existed everywhere, those who looked down on common positions could just keep waiting. Like Fang Jie thought, they did not lack for manpower right now.

As for those of great talent, they were not something one could just stumble upon, and even if one did, they might not necessarily follow her.

After three days of action, Jia Siwei had a smooth journey to his own territory.

"It seems we’ve been duped, this place is nice, but it’s indefensible," one person sighed helplessly while gazing into the distance, then looking at the Gold-level battle raging in the sky far away.

This was indeed a flat piece of land, but there were no suitable defensive positions either front or rear, just a vast plane. Originally, this area was a grazing region for the Blue Sand Kingdom.

"Don’t worry about that, I’ll handle it," Jia Siwei said confidently.

Although he was somewhat uncertain, what else could he do? If he showed he had no information, then they’d truly be in trouble. The people of the New Moon Kingdom were indeed trying to use him.

Although they had set him up as a benchmark, they didn’t really value him.

Just looking at the territory, it was clear that in the next battle, this place would be first to bear the brunt.

If he ran away, the benchmark would lose its meaning, and the Kingdom could simply erect a new one, one with proper pedigree. But if he fought to the death, then he’d become a martyr.

"Good thing I wasn’t here to be their subordinate; I’m just an undercover agent."

Jia Siwei comforted himself, planning to report this information when he had the chance and see how Fang Jie could help solve this issue. However, defense would probably have to rely on military strength and city walls.

"Let’s go, there are still enemy troops ahead; let’s fight a few more times."

Everyone laughed, as the Earth people had already noticed that wherever Jia Siwei went, the formidable Undead Armies were nowhere to be seen, only some troops from the Blue Sand Kingdom.

But this was already the border, so even the Blue Sand Kingdom couldn’t afford to send a large force to this place.

If the New Moon Kingdom knew the benchmark was useless, would the Blue Sand Kingdom not know? They completely disregarded it.

So, the upcoming battles were basically just for show, with people who had acquired their Professions eager to showcase themselves. After all, this was their last chance to perform.

Other battlefields in the Southern area remained engulfed in continuous warfare, showing no signs of stopping.

Especially those Gold-grade powerhouses, who fought unceasingly, with increasing ferocity. Nearly every day, many Gold-level Combat Power were killed on the battlefield and then collected.

Even the Gold-grade Undead, once dead, would be collected.

These bones couldn’t be used to create Undead again, but their material was strong enough to have many other uses.

That day, the battle continued, but suddenly, a ray of sunlight fell from the sky. The sun grew warmer, the cold wind gradually vanished, and the snow on the ground melted quickly, seeping into the earth with haste.

Frozen streams also started to thaw, flowing once more.

The snow on the trees melted, branches sprouted quickly, and leaves budded and grew. The surroundings brightened, and in the blink of an eye, the signs of winter had vanished, and various small animals began to emerge from their hiding places.

But as soon as they appeared and saw the many fighting, they ran off in fright.

"Why have you stopped?" a supervisor shouted as the Undead Army on both sides had ceased fighting. Not just them, but the opposing Undead Army had stopped as well.

"Our time is up. When you hired us, you said until spring, and now it has ended."

The Skeleton Hero spoke, "If you don’t extend the hire, then we will have to leave."

The opposite side’s Skeletons were slightly better, resolving the battle in their hands before stopping, rather than halting immediately. Of course, their opponents couldn’t just stop either in order to fight back.

But everyone understood that the battle could not continue this time.

The Nobles still wanted to wage war, but with the coming of spring, they had to return to tend to their lands. If they didn’t let their Subjects go back now, then the armies might just rebel.

And the Royal Family had wanted to end this even earlier; these ceaseless battles were a real strain on the national treasury.

Now the nation was nearly drained—if they didn’t stop, they would truly have to compete with each other to see who could last longer. If it came to that, the nation might be thrown into unstable turmoil.