Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 377 Dark Night Elf and Dark Night Hunter

Chapter 377: Chapter 377 Dark Night Elf and Dark Night Hunter

"So that’s how it is, it looks like there’s not much hope for the first few batches after all."

Fang Jie shook his head, having just learned that the division of Shadow Elves also had many problems.

When Shadow Elves divide, the higher the level of the original, generally, the higher the Talent of the offspring. If the strength declines after division and hasn’t recovered before a subsequent division, the talent of offspring will also decline.

Even though the Elf Race itself isn’t lacking in talent, such divisions still have a great impact on the offspring’s talent.

Even if Fang Jie went all out to provide them with various resources, it couldn’t change this.

Another point was that these newly divided Shadow Elves could not divide further.

They must grow to adult status, which is at least a year later, and their own strength must reach Black Body Level or above before they can divide. Apprentice Level did not have the ability to divide.

In this way, wanting to cultivate a large number of high-talented Shadow Elves was not an easy task.

"Let’s do this, the ones with the highest talent from the first divisions will be fully nurtured, with no need to divide again in the future. Those with lower talent can continue dividing until the numbers meet my requirements."

As for how many that requirement was, Fang Jie himself couldn’t really say. With the vast expanse of his territory right now, perhaps tens of thousands of Shadow Elves wouldn’t even suffice.

According to the current situation, he feared that he would indeed need to combine other races in the future.

Fang Jie, with his head bowed in thought, suddenly noticed that Shadow Moon’s expression seemed a bit off.

"What’s wrong, is there any problem with increasing the population of races this way?"

"It’s not exactly a problem, but every division causes a certain amount of pain. Seeing them like that, I can’t bear it," Shadow Moon said softly, but there was something discernible in her words.

The tribe was small, and Shadow Moon, who had always carried the burden of the tribe’s survival, empathized deeply with every member.

She might not feel this way if she also divided, but the fact that she alone did not divide made Shadow Moon’s heart ache, which Fang Jie could understand to some extent.

"Also, because of this method of division, most people’s talents won’t be very high in the future. I am worried they will affect some of your matters, Master."

These words were somewhat insincere, Fang Jie understood what Shadow Moon meant at once.

The real meaning was not because they lacked the strength to complete the tasks assigned, but because they were weak, she worried about their future livelihood. After all, some things definitely required using the stronger ones.

Those who were weak and lacked talent were often destined to be abandoned.

Without work, surviving in the future would not be easy. When the tribe was small, they could still manage, but when the tribe grew too large, even Shadow Moon would be out of options.

"I see, then I’ll assign the Dark Forest as your territory."

Fang Jie had originally intended to give the Dark Forest to Mobs. But after thinking it over, he changed his mind because, in the end, Mobs’s abilities were limited, and besides, it didn’t quite match with the forest.

Since Qin Lan didn’t want such a large territory, Fang Jie had not yet thought of whom to give it to.

Now it was fitting, as the Shadow Elves were the natives of the Dark Forest. He trusted that the Shadow Elves would manage this place better.

"What? That’s too valuable!"

"No matter, as a servant race to me, you naturally should have a territory of your own."

This reason was perfect, but Fang Jie had just said it casually. Yet, when Fang Jie mentioned this, he saw Shadow Moon’s loyalty shoot up rapidly, rising to a high of 93.

Such loyalty was exceptional even among the entire tribe.

Fang Jie then said, "However, the Shadow Elves are not numerous, and I do not have a territory designated for this race. I do have a territory for Dark Night Elves in my hands, which you can manage."

"But, but I don’t know how to manage these."

"No worries, others can teach you, and besides, you rarely have time to return anyway. You can easily appoint a few deputies to help you manage, just select from the Shadow Elves."

There will always be some with less talent, but who have the ability to manage.

Without needing to consider the bigger picture, anyone is capable of managing an ordinary territory.

"May I ask, why use Dark Night Elves?" Finally, Shadow Moon spoke up. After all, any Elf race is suitable for managing a forest. She didn’t understand the significance of choosing Dark Night Elves.

"Of course, there’s a reason. First, Dark Night Elves also lean towards the Dark Attribute, which fits perfectly with our attribute."

"The second reason is very simple too. Among the items sorted from the New Moon Kingdom, there’s a special Golden Troop of Dark Night Hunters, which is the only Golden Troop I found."

Shadow Moon nodded, finally understanding. A Golden Troop is not comparable to regular troops.

If she could build on this, with that power alone, she could easily bring the entire Dark Forest and even the regions further east under control.

Having followed Fang Jie for a few days, Shadow Moon had learned quite a bit about the powers under Fang Jie’s command.

Although Undead were used as the core, in reality, Fang Jie’s forces comprised various races.

Often, some of these subordinate races would be used as independent forces, mainly to deceive the surrounding major powers. Once the timing was right, she could swallow them whole.

Even ordinarily, these special forces could lower other’s vigilance.

Not only could this provide more time for development, but it could also bring greater benefits. Clearly, Fang Jie intended to turn the forest and another region wholly into territories controlled by Dark Night Elves.

At least to outsiders, that’s what this area would appear to be in the future.

Shadow Moon didn’t mind, as long as her tribespeople could live well. The line of Shadow Elves was quite special, but there was no significant conflict with Dark Night Elves, and their compatibility was quite high.

"Since you have no objections, then we’ll proceed with this plan."

Fang Jie didn’t allow the Undead to continue spreading eastward; the tribes to the east were still unaware of what was happening in the Dark Forest.

With so many Dark Druids, no race wanted to get close; no one knew if those Druids would go mad. Hence, such significant changes in this area would remain unknown to the outside world without deliberate investigation.

The war took place to the west of the forest, and with the east sealed off, it still appeared to be very calm.