Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 339: Obtaining the Pioneering Permit

Chapter 339: Chapter 339: Obtaining the Pioneering Permit

"Damn it, I didn’t expect they would have this trick up their sleeve. Do we have any countermeasures?"

People exchanged glances, eventually spreading their hands helplessly, "There’s nothing we can do, the New Moon Kingdom has the Vampire Race, we don’t have such special groups on our side."

Inside the Blue Sand Kingdom, there actually are special races, but most of them are ordinary, and in small numbers.

The ones with numerous populations and great strength were eliminated early on, leading to the dominance of humans in the Blue Sand Kingdom.

Although the same situation exists in the New Moon Kingdom, its narrow and long terrain makes it difficult to gather forces. This has left the New Moon Kingdom unable to deal effectively with the northernmost Flower Plateau.

It’s there that the vampires have survived, resulting in the situation of today.

However, they don’t know what exactly happened on the Flower Plateau, otherwise, they wouldn’t think so.

The situation now is that the enemy has vampires, completely making up for the lack of mages.

It could even be said that the enemy’s numbers are greater and their strength is stronger, and now they are essentially overpowering us in a fight. Only because Blood Magic isn’t effective against the Undead were we able to temporarily contain this situation.

If it was a fight of normal combat power, we’d probably already be beaten back.

The mages on both sides have been fighting at a distance for some time. Because once targeted, it’s easy to lose a whole team with one move. Our mages’ attacks pose a huge threat to the vampires as well.

And the people of the New Moon Kingdom are not very trusting of these vampires.

If it weren’t for some of the Nobles transforming themselves into vampires, that trust would be even less. Those transformed Nobles obtained eternal life, but their personalities and preferences changed drastically.

Many families internally reject these vampire kin, feeling that they are no longer human.

But under the pressure of the battlefield, everyone must suppress these concerns and continue to fight.

Similarly, there are those who envy the vampires’ immense strength and long lifespans, constantly seeking opportunities to be transformed.

This seeking has spread so much that even some merchants and common civilians are starting to look for ways.

Such circumstances made the great Nobles feel that their positions were under threat, and the Royal Family felt the threat to their status even more. If not for the exceptional circumstances, the Royal Family would really not want to let these beings out.

The presence of mages on both sides has made the fighting even more brutal, with no signs of weakening.

The daily death toll among the troops far exceeded that of before, even reaching more than double.

To address this, both sides began to target each other’s Mage Teams. The targeting wasn’t limited to the battlefield, with great forces and High-level troops dispatched not only to annihilate on the front but also to employ underhanded tactics.

Secret assassination teams from both kingdoms, which had been hidden until now, were subsequently dispatched.

It was either you kill one of my mages, or I kill one of your Blood Clan members, without a break each day.

Under such combat, the numbers of Mage Teams and Vampire Teams steadily decreased, and their defenses became increasingly robust. This led to greater losses for the assassination teams, falling into a seemingly endless cycle.

"What do you make of their proposal?"

While the frontlines were embattled, the rear remained peaceful, especially around the capital.

At this moment, the King of the New Moon Kingdom gathered his family together. No senior official was present, as they knew the officials were not trustworthy in certain matters.

The Eldest Prince spoke up, "If we lift the expansion ban and allow them to attack, I fear their growth will only become stronger."

The Second Prince added his voice, "Eldest Brother is right. Moreover, once we lift the ban, if they fail, I fear we will face even harsher repercussions. Those Dark Druids, they won’t care about the details."

Dark Druids have always occupied the Dark Forest, neither expanding nor allowing anyone to enter.

If it weren’t for our incessant efforts to contain the forest’s expansion, perhaps their territory would be even larger by now.

And those Dark Druids wield formidable strength; we even suspect their power may surpass the New Moon Kingdom. It’s only because of the nature of their species that they haven’t attacked.

The reason our own kingdom is long and narrow is also due to the Dark Forest’s shape.

"But now there is a problem, those vampires are already threatening our existence. If we let them grow unchecked, it will surely lead to grave issues for the kingdom."

"Many have noticed, those Nobles who were transformed have become their devoted Believers, they can’t be trusted at all. If the great Nobles are transformed en masse, who will the kingdom listen to then?"

This is the King’s concern, as well as every generation of the Royal Family.

"I think we should open it up," the Eldest Prince continued, "We don’t understand the strength behind them, and after all, they are not of our race. If the Dark Druids don’t hear of this news, we can simply cut it off later."

"I agree with Eldest Brother," the Second Prince said, "Even if we give up the Flower Plateau to those Dark Druids, it wouldn’t matter. Compared to the vampires, those Druids are much quieter and rarely cause trouble."

The King nodded; he shared the same view, but this matter had to be addressed by the Royal Family.

Soon, representatives from other branches of the Royal Family also nodded in agreement.

"Then it’s agreed, we will secretly inform the vampires that we’re lifting their expansion ban, but they are only allowed to expand toward the Dark Forest. This is just a verbal acknowledgment."

That’s right, just verbal, with no formal documentation, not to mention a Contract.

As long as it is not acknowledged by us, the Dark Druids won’t regard this matter as being related to them.

If it were not for the fight with Blue Sand Kingdom, we wouldn’t fear those Dark Druids, but now that the direct battlefield is engaged in battle, we truly dare not open a second front; that would be courting death.

If it weren’t for the excessive trouble caused by those vampires, we really wouldn’t want to do this.

"I will go inform them of this news; you all are too conspicuous and could be easily incriminated," said an elder, pacing forward. In the Royal Family, this elder had always been unobtrusive. Now, even if he stepped out, he believed he wouldn’t raise any suspicions, as long as he didn’t broadcast himself.

"Then we’ll have to trouble you with this, for the sake of the kingdom," the King said. "After this is over, I will send you overseas under the guise of an exchange."