Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 255: Building a Ship Tomb

Chapter 255: Chapter 255: Building a Ship Tomb

The ships set sail, prepared to intercept, and continued their attack on Mianhai Port.

The Grave Guardian Demon Spider also devoured some corpses, returning to its base to recover. Skeleton Laborers were continuously transporting goods, simultaneously cleaning up some issues at the port.

Up until now, none of the local residents of the New Port dared to come and inspect.

Getting involved in such matters was simply seeking death; Fang Hao would have to arrange for someone to go and inform them.

"These ships are of no use, smash them," Rory pointed at the ships and said. In truth, these ships were quite good, but since the Blood Sail Pirates had used special spells on them, Rory didn’t dare to interfere.

Otherwise, if demons targeted him, his fate might not end well.

Rory did not believe that he could currently withstand those demons based on his own strength. He didn’t even know which island’s demons had participated in this—it was all too common for demons.

"Wait, there’s an open space over there. Break these ships into pieces and pile them up there. I want to construct a ship tomb to deter everyone."

This was certainly not Fang Hao’s idea, but Fang Jie’s idea, one he just had.

Constructing a ship tomb from these ships would make anyone who saw it think twice.

At the very least, it could provide some stability to the development of his New Port and even the Sea Alliance. Seeing Fang Hao say this, Rory thought for a moment and did not say anything; after all, these were the enemy’s ships.

Since they were useless, piling them up here didn’t matter.

Whether it would attract demons, that had nothing to do with Rory.

As they spoke, the Treasure Box from the battle had already been delivered to Fang Jie. What surprised Fang Jie was that this seemingly trivial battle had yielded something excellent.

Blood-colored Battleship (Gold) Skill: Solid, Blood Shadow, Creating Bloody Skeleton, Slaughter Domain, Blood Light Cannon, Blood Control

Requirements for Creation: Yin Iron 100 units, Refined Iron Ingots 200 units, Refined Copper Ingots 100 units, Magic Crystal Stone 2 units, Energy-gathering Core 1 unit, Spirit Points 300,000 units

A new ship, and a gold-level battleship at that. Although Fang Jie had only glanced at the skill description, he knew this battleship’s combat power was not simple.

Unlike other ships, the sea fortress was a special type of town, somewhat similar to a moving base.

While the Ghost Ship served a special function and was not primarily for front-line combat, the Blood-colored Battleship was. The main artillery of the Blood-colored Battleship was exceptionally powerful; it was just unknown how it would fare compared to Legendary level combatants.

Forget it, better to create one and test it.

From afar, Fang Jie ordered the shipyards in the Main Territory to start building the new ships.

"I wonder what other good things might come next," Fang Jie thought to himself.

It wasn’t long before the sea battle ended. Due to the simultaneous attack from many Ghost Ships and other types of troops, although this force was stronger than the Blood Sail Pirate Group, they were still easily defeated.

"As expected of a port city with years of development; their strength is truly impressive. The Blood Sail Pirates are already strong, but they cannot compare with them. This strength, even among medium-sized islands, would not be considered weak."

Fang Jie knew that Mianhai Port was just a small island, albeit the largest of the small ones.

His own port was the same, also belonging to the small islands, and was the largest of those.

The very small islands were truly difficult to develop, and not many people would choose to live there.

Yet, what left Fang Jie speechless this time was that indeed, there were no significant goods. The best thing was merely a piece of equipment, nothing more. Moreover, it wasn’t even meant for him, but a curved sword used by naval troops.

The conflict in the vicinity had ended, and the fleet then headed towards Mianhai Port.

The civilians who had just experienced the passing of the Blood Sail Pirates realized they hadn’t had time to get excited before another fleet had surrounded the perimeter of their island; and this time, the situation was completely different.

Wasn’t that the team from Quisha Island? They couldn’t possibly contend with them, and seeing those many specially manufactured ships, many people drooled over them, but alas, they were too expensive.

"May I ask what brings you to our Mianhai Port? This place is definitely the best port."

The person in charge stepped forward, his expression somewhat unpleasant. It was just a small stronghold, so why be so domineering, directly deploying an army? Such an army was not something their small port could contend with.

"Do you recognize this? Your Kesopo family allied with the Blood Sail Pirates to attack other islands."

"Sir, could there be some mistake?" the person in charge looked rather upset.

"There’s no mistake; it has your signatures and magic traces. Just bring the involved party to see, and the truth will be evident. This was found right after the Blood Sail Pirates were wiped out by the New Port."

Simultaneously, the Skeleton Hero overhead waved some additional documents, proving they had discovered plentiful incriminating evidence.

Those who initially wanted to say something suddenly thought better of it and promptly shut their mouths.

The Sea Alliance, originally complex in composition, hosted many shady dealings. Although not openly discussed, everyone was well aware, otherwise how could organizations like the Blood Sail Pirates find room to exist?

Even many of them had participated in these activities.

However, no one expected that the Blood Sail Pirates, in wanting to secure an escape route for themselves, or perhaps drag others down as they perished, would preserve such evidence—it was thought to be just a formality.

With these documents, handling many issues had become problematic.

Some deeds could be done, but they should never be spoken of. Once exposed, all those involved would not end well, as the alliance needed to maintain surface-level stability.

"Sir, this is definitely a misunderstanding, a slander from the Blood Sail Pirates."

"We don’t care, either you hand over the people so we can verify, or we’ll find them ourselves."

Seeing those port people still making excuses, the captain waved his hand, and the artillery from the Heavy Warship started to fire. By this time, unrelated personnel had long left the port, leaving it empty.

What did the destruction of stored goods inside have to do with him?

As the person in charge looked on tearfully, the surrounding docks, as if made of paper, were instantly shredded. Then numerous White Bone Vultures carrying the Undead Army landed, began a comprehensive attack, and encircled the entire island.