Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 333 We Want Revenge

Chapter 333: Chapter 333 We Want Revenge

The Undead Army rose into the sky and left, leaving behind what had become a ruin of Kay City.

At this moment, there were still many people alive in Kay City. After all, this was not a slaughter of the city by the Undead. Although the aerial strength was formidable, the numbers were not exaggerated; this had been merely a surprise attack.

There were Undead who had infiltrated, but their numbers couldn’t truly compare to those of the Undead on the front lines.

"It’s over, it’s finally over," declared the survivors as they watched the Undead leave, weeping bitterly.

Some frantically began searching for their family members. Some found them and wept with joy, while others couldn’t find their loved ones at all or only found their corpses, and could only continue to shed tears.

It wasn’t long before a group of dark shapes swiftly approached from the sky.

"It’s the Undead, more Undead," someone saw the approaching Undead and fear surfaced in their heart.

"No, those are our own Undead," someone quickly recognized that these were their own forces. Yet, as they observed the Undead, many still filled their eyes with hatred.

It didn’t matter to them who had killed their relatives or destroyed their homes. In their eyes, it was done by the Undead, bringing nothing but slaughter and destruction.

The hatred for the Undead was common among the living, easily resonating with others.

However, this time the White Bone Griffin Knights were not alone; they brought with them a large contingent of military investigators.

As soon as these people arrived, they began to restore order, and some started to assess the situation here.

"This is troublesome, there’s no way to explain this," some gazed at the countless unrecognizable and dry corpses, some of which had crumbled into debris—identities could only be presumed by the possessions left on the ground.

Here, there were virtually no missing persons; if someone couldn’t be found, they were certainly dead.

"Let’s clean up for now; the follow-up teams will take care of the rest."

Everyone felt an unparalleled heaviness in their hearts; this incident was unlike any before. Previously, even if several cities had been annihilated, they had not reacted this way, even though many more had died.

But this time, the dead were Mages, not members of Noble families or critical figures of the Kingdom.

The leading old Mage was an Honorary Marquis, a man of considerable status.

Accompanying him were several disciples from Duke families, Marquis and Earl families, and also a member of the Royal Family. When these corpses were found, the leader of the team felt his head was about to explode.

This incident had indeed become a huge problem, stirring up turmoil throughout the entire New Moon Kingdom.

Sure enough, the news spread swiftly, and in less than a day, everyone in the New Moon Kingdom was aware.

Their Mage Team had been ambushed by the Blue Sand Kingdom and was completely annihilated. Except for a few, the rest were counted as deceased, and their corpses were being prepared for transport.

The result was a huge number of Nobles, enraged by the death of their family members, took to the streets.

"We must seek justice; our heroes cannot have died in vain."

"You’re right; we sacrificed ourselves for the country. We can’t just die in vain."

Nobles swarmed the streets, running to their superior Lords’ doorsteps, continuously expressing their rage and hatred. Their superiors had also suffered losses, so they were unlikely to refuse.

Gradually, the fury swept toward the capital.

By that time, the capital was like oil in a blazing fire, no one had expected things to turn out this way. The person who initially suggested deploying the Mages was nowhere to be seen, not daring to show themselves.

If anyone recalled that it was their idea, they would surely pay with their life.

Fortunately, this decision was discussed and agreed upon by everyone, so no matter what happened, they had to bear it together.

The King stepped forward with a somber expression. A member of their Royal Family had also fallen, although not his own kin; he was still related in some fashion. Looking at the expressions of others, it was clear none looked good.

"Your Majesty, we must seek revenge; they are all heroes. They ambushed us, and yet we still managed to kill more than a hundred Skeleton Flying Dragons—an uncommon victory. Imagine the effect if it were on a battlefield," said the Finance Minister expressionlessly.

Everyone knew, the heir of the Finance Minister’s family had perished in this fight.

Though he appeared emotionless, he was probably filled with hatred.

"Absolutely, we must seek revenge; there is no doubt about it, and I have already had discussions with Duke Xianhua. If their side can use the Undead against our Mages, so can we."

"You are right, Your Majesty, we should repay them in their own coin."

"Not enough, completely not enough. After this incident, they will surely find ways to prevent it from happening again. We must deploy our military to pressure them; we cannot let them get away so easily."

Luckily, no one outright suggested that they should destroy the Blue Sand Kingdom. The overall strength of the New Moon Kingdom was weaker than that of the Blue Sand Kingdom, and suggesting such a thing would be truly laughable.

The King considered briefly, then spoke, "Our Knight Order has been ready for some time; it’s time they saw some action."

With the King’s approval, everyone began preparations in earnest.

Before long, facing this overt pressure, Mobs finally compromised.

He took on the mission against the Mages directly, even committed more forces, including several Gold-level "Vampires," though Mobs also demanded a higher price for it.

With these additions, Fang Jie profited even more.

As for the losses on the battlefield, they could just be written off. As long as the Elite and Hero Units were replaced in time, there were effectively no losses. Not only were there no losses, but there would also be substantial profits.

At this moment, even the Blue Sand Kingdom itself hadn’t anticipated things could go this smoothly.

The Undead had not only daringly taken on this seemingly frivolous mission but had also completed it in the shortest time possible. Following that, the leaders of the Blue Sand Kingdom started to worry.

They knew who the Mages were; their situation was similar.

Killing so many members of the Nobility, the New Moon Kingdom was likely going mad. But he couldn’t say anything, as the mission was sanctioned by his own people, making him essentially the cause of the disaster.

Moreover, this incident greatly boosted the morale of the civilians and the army. If he showed weakness now, morale would take a massive hit. Most importantly, it seemed unlikely that the people of the New Moon Kingdom would listen anyway.