Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 383 This is an Independent Force

Chapter 383: Chapter 383 This is an Independent Force

Several days later, the stubborn Half-Beasts were finally almost eradicated.

This wasteland was no longer truly desolate since the Dark Night Elves had begun constructing towns here.

Indeed, towns, but essentially, they were fortresses, merely modified in appearance. At a glance, there seemed nothing special about them; they looked just like ordinary towns, except they had stronger defenses.

At the same time, the Dark Night Elves also began to clean up the surroundings, making use of farmland to plant a variety of vegetation around them.

Although most were large trees, many were actually fruit trees that could satisfy their food needs. Likewise, the excess fruit, after processing, could become commodities.

Over these days, the Dark Night Elves had already started contacting the Sea Alliance, attempting to open up commercial channels here.

Fang Jie did not help and let the Dark Night Elves establish channels on their own strength.

From the beginning, the Dark Night Elves had no overt connection with him; they were an independent force.

"What a pity, to truly develop, I’m afraid it will take no short amount of time."

Dark Night Elves are living beings, and not Undead, so although they are both created troops, the elves can still reproduce. However, the offspring of troop breeds do have certain issues.

At the very least, it would take three generations before they could become normal natives.

But Elves have extremely long lifespans, making their reproduction and growth take too long. Therefore, for them to truly breed and form a regular Dark Night Elf population would take a very long time.

However, it didn’t matter, a normal population was just normal in appearance; in reality, such a population was not so easily controlled. Unlike troops, who could execute any command.

Don’t be fooled by the troops’ loyalty, as they are naturally high in loyalty and not so easily diminished.

Fang Jie shook his head, no longer considering the relative merits of natives and troops.

These boundless matters could wait for later; he still had other things to do now.

Next, Fang Jie orchestrated a large counterattack in the Dark Forest. A group of Dark Night Elves drove out all the invading Undead. On the edge of the Dark Forest, they re-established a defensive system.

From now on, both the Dark Forest and the wasteland to the east would belong to the Dark Night Elves and not the Dark Druids.

Of course, this was all an act, something most people in the New Moon Kingdom simply did not believe.

But Fang Jie did not care, as long as he believed it himself. After making such a move, the Sea Alliance also believed him.

Though dispersed, the Sea Alliance’s main force was too powerful. If they considered him an enemy and their power coalesced, based on Fang Jie’s present strength, dealing with them would not be an easy task.

At the very least, it would cause significant losses to confront them, which would be somewhat unworthy.

Of course, even with such actions by Fang Jie, some were still making an effort.

For example, Lu Karl, a former member of the New Moon Kingdom’s Royal Family, was now contacting the high ranks of the Sea Alliance everywhere. As a member of the royalty of a kingdom, he was treated with high regard.

But recently, the New Moon Kingdom had fallen, and Lu Karl, this royal member, instantly became an ex-royal member.

His worth plummeted overnight, and those who were once close to him suddenly became strangers.

"Damn it, do these people have no brains? Those are the Undead, for heaven’s sake. Would they rather believe a pack of Undead than us?" an underling yelled in anger.

The demise of the New Moon Kingdom meant his family was also in dire straits, and its current situation was uncertain.

Lu Karl shook his head: "It’s not that easy; when interacting with others, one must also consider the other party’s strength. We no longer have any backing now, so we must rely on ourselves."

Lu Karl looked despondent, never having imagined the kingdom would end so abruptly.

"But the ones who destroyed us are the Undead, the bane of all living beings. Now that they have gained influence, if they’re allowed to continue growing, even the Sea Alliance won’t have it easy."

Lu Karl shook his head again: "After all, they are the Sea Alliance. Their strength is at sea, and it’s not so easy to influence the continent. Besides, they believe nobody can easily threaten them at sea."

Someone nearby cautiously added, "I’ve heard that the Undead Power has ties to Quisha Island, which may very well have been conquered by them, so they could be considered one of their own."

A powerful Quisha Island, strictly abiding by its rules, and most importantly, able to bring them benefits.

As long as they could not unite internally completely, they would be helpless against Quisha Island. As for the mighty Undead Power behind Quisha Island, they would not dare provoke it easily.

"What other information have you obtained?" Lu Karl asked sternly.

He knew this underling—although he never liked him much, the man was truly capable. Especially in terms of gathering intelligence, he far surpassed everyone.

It wasn’t about whether they liked him or not; now, they needed to rely on his strength.

Visibly, a man who once wasn’t much favored was now rising in status.

"From my analysis, Quisha Island must have some connection with the Peaceful Commodities Corporation. The Peaceful Commodities Corporation is developing very rapidly, with many beneficiaries, so it’s not easy to move against them directly."

"What do we do then? If you have any solutions, speak up now."

The underling continued, "I’ve found that while the Peaceful Commodities Corporation is growing, it’s also threatening the interests of many established powers. For example, the Keli family is actively coordinating with others against them."

"That means, if we connect with these people, by moving against the Peaceful Commodities Corporation, we can lead them to confront those Undead and ultimately achieve the revival of our kingdom, right?"

Upon hearing Lu Karl’s words, the man nodded: "That’s the best course of action available to us now."

He added, "Also, I’ve heard that there’s a new Dark Night Kingdom emerging in our region—I suspect it had ties to the Undead before, but now that they’ve established a nation, their relationship with the Undead has likely fallen apart."

"Then that’s great news; it seems there are quite a few forces opposed to those Undead."

As the story unfolded, everyone’s spirits visibly lifted. What had felt like a dead end suddenly revealed a new direction for effort. Lu Karl and his people began formulating plans with urgency, and once again everyone became busy.