Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 302: The Endless Destruction

Chapter 302: Chapter 302: The Endless Destruction

During the day, flying back and forth in the sky was too conspicuous, Fang Jie worried that someone would figure out where he was and attack him, which would be dangerous.

So Fang Jie would take advantage of the arrival of day to return to the Pula Mountain Area and rest there, while continuing to increase his forces.

But when night came, Fang Jie discovered that things weren’t as smooth as he had thought.

Some of the Arrays he had created had been destroyed, utterly annihilated.

Others were still engaging with enemies. It was only because the nearby Combat Power was relatively weak that they could hold on. However, the forces Fang Jie had brought this time were not suited for defense.

"Next time, I must bring more Grave Guardian Demon Spiders, they are more suitable for defense."

Fang Jie regretted not having brought some Grave Guardian Demon Spiders earlier, which would have saved him this trouble.

If used for defense, the Defense Ability of the Grave Guardian Demon Spiders was several times stronger than that of the Skeleton Flying Dragons, but now it was too late for regrets. Fang Jie could only continue production.

And so Fang Jie would create at night, only for his work to be destroyed by day, as if caught in a vicious cycle.

After all, the World Will itself could detect issues with the Arrays, so as soon as he set one up, the nearby animals would fiercely attack it. Although goblins were unaware, they could still observe through the animals.

In this situation, his Arrays could not stay hidden, and he had to face the enemy head-on.

The forces on both sides continued to deplete, and Fang Jie grew increasingly anxious. The longer the delay, the less Gold Combat Power he had left, and the situation might indeed lead to mission failure.

No, he couldn’t just sit and wait for doom, thought Fang Jie anxiously. His main areas of deployment were still around and to the south, and if it came to the Gray Head Kingdom in the north, their forces were stronger.

What Fang Jie didn’t know was that his deployments here also made the goblins increasingly anxious.

Initially, only the Pula Mountain Area was troublesome, but over the past few days, issues had been cropping up in various places.

Although they didn’t understand what the Arrays were, they knew problems were occurring in these spots. Consequently, the goblin hierarchy reluctantly convened a joint meeting.

"Everyone understands the current situation. If we continue like this, our losses will be substantial. The enemy doesn’t just want to kill us, what’s most important to them is taking over our territory, Devouring our interests."

Interests could not be lost, for they were more significant even than Life.

"So what are you suggesting?" someone asked, looking at the Green Skin Kingdom’s Chief.

"My plan is straightforward. We unite and combine all of our high-level Combat Power to eradicate the enemy in the Pula Mountain Area in one fell swoop. Once we have a breather, we can recover naturally."

Indeed, despite being dealt a heavy blow, this warfare was far from driving them to utter despair.

It was due only to the speed of destruction being too fast, causing their industrial systems to be unable to keep up; but once they recovered, they could produce immense Combat Power in a short time.

"We can’t keep waiting like this. Problems are emerging everywhere now. Even though we don’t understand those strange symbols, they give me a very bad feeling."

Another spoke up, "I feel those things are key to their entry into our world."

Everyone nodded; this theory wasn’t new. After all, the creature was vastly different from them, an unknown from perhaps even beyond their planet.

Although everyone wanted to capture the creature to study its abilities, protecting their interests now was more crucial. As for research, that could be discussed after winning the war—if it weren’t for the increasingly strong enemy onslaught, they wouldn’t be this desperate.

Even now, they were still calculating against each other.

Like using this war to weaken the enemy, seizing the opportunity to claim more territory, or inheriting the lands of destroyed smaller countries; all these were possibilities.

With different thoughts, they eventually all started raising their hands in agreement after considering the options.

"Good, three to one, it’s down to just you now."

Everyone looked at the Redfoot Kingdom’s Chief, who shook his head, "I’d like to deploy enough Combat Power, but as you all know, producing forces with biotechnology takes time and has a lifespan limit."

Everyone nodded, they were all too aware of this fact; otherwise, only they would focus on biotechnology.

"I don’t know why, but our Redfoot Kingdom has become a prime target for those Skeletons. We’ve almost completely exhausted our high-level Combat Power, merely struggling to maintain, so we can’t join this fight."

"What about your technological weapons? Surely you haven’t run completely out."

"There are some left, but not many, and they must be reserved to protect our Nobles."

The power of the southern nations was nearly wiped out; recuperation was even more troublesome. Now, they, too, had their regrets, questioning if focusing on biotechnology was the wrong path.

But there was no time to change the course; they had to find a way to weather this storm.

In fact, the Arrays set by Fang Jie were primarily effective in the Redfoot Kingdom. Clearly, after being targeted, the damage there was tremendous.

"Alright, since that’s the case, you’re out of the interest distribution following the war. And you must provide compensation," said the Green Skin Commander.

"How could that be? This is a matter for the whole world."

And so, the goblins began to argue with each other, lasting an entire day before they finally settled on a plan.

It was only because the situation was so dire; otherwise, such a meeting could have lasted a year without results.

Truly, these goblins valued their interests above their very lives; how could they willingly give up their advantage to others?

From the next day on, vast armies started to assemble, from not just one but five different directions. These forces comprised all of the high-end power still extant in the world, along with lower-tier forces for support, making this battle a decisive one.