Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 388: Anya Is Not Simple Either

Chapter 388: Chapter 388: Anya Is Not Simple Either

Originally, he had intended to deal with those people, but suddenly, Fang Jie thought of an even better idea.

"Let’s keep those people for now. I will go back and make a plan. This time, let’s do something big, and when we lure them out, we’ll capture them all in one fell swoop." After all, someone had made a move, and not striking back would only show weakness and incompetence.

He decided to take the bait and figure out a way to deal with them for good.

Fang Hao did not object but instructed his subordinates to continue collecting a large amount of information to deliver to Fang Jie.

In the following days, the operations of the Material Trading House remained as usual. Although they were still incurring losses for the time being, such losses were insignificant to Fang Jie.

After all, his main development was focused on the Undead, and the other Territories were managed by their respective Lords.

The resources he earned did not need to be shared with them; he had enough for himself. Fang Jie, while analyzing intelligence, also worked on designing summaries, determined to give them a lesson this time.

One day, Princess Anya suddenly approached Fang Jie. This was the first time she had taken the initiative to come to Fang Jie’s study. Previously, it had only been Anfei and Lu Qi’er, the two little foxes, who were so proactive.

"Anya, what is it?" Fang Jie asked with curiosity.

"Well, I, I heard that these past few days the Sea Alliance has been targeting the Material Trading House, so I wanted to help out a bit."

Fang Jie smiled. If only all his subordinates could show such initiative. The Undead were certainly loyal, but when it came to matters outside of war, they lacked sensitivity.

That is why the Undead were not suitable for developing such forces. For many years, the Undead had been unable to become mainstream, constantly suppressed by other beings, which was an important reason as well.

"How do you know about the situation overseas, and how can you help?"

"I, I’ve heard the things you’ve been talking about these past few days, and some other things, so I’ve analyzed them."

To analyze this ability was indeed not simple, ordinary people couldn’t easily deduce so much from so little information. Although she had been by his side and could hear some things, he certainly hadn’t revealed everything.

"Then tell me your thoughts."

Anya placed a stack of white papers on Fang Jie’s desk and then lowered her head to look at her toes.

"Well, these are some ideas I’ve organized over the past few days. They should, hopefully, be somewhat useful."

Fang Jie took the documents and started reading, but as he did so, his expression gradually shifted from casual to serious—a stark contrast to Anya’s rabbit-like demeanor. This document was not simple.

If this place weren’t completely under his control, Fang Jie would suspect that someone else had helped produce it.

The strategies outlined in the material were very astute. Even though there were some inappropriate aspects, this was likely not due to Anya’s lack of planning ability, but rather because of the insufficient information she received.

"How do you know all this?" Fang Jie asked, somewhat surprised.

Anya became even more nervous: "I, I have been learning since I was young, so I know a little."

Well, now Fang Jie understood. Anya truly deserved to be the jewel of the New Moon Kingdom. A princess is still a princess, and even one who seems like just a figurehead has undergone systematic education.

As long as one’s innate abilities weren’t too poor, their level could be quite high.

Despite Anya’s young age, judging solely from this document, her abilities were probably not much less than Qin Lan’s. Perhaps the biggest differences were just experience and worldview.

After all, Qin Lan came from Earth and had seen much more in the realm of scheming.

In addition, since Qin Lan had been practicing under him all this time, her experience was richer.

"So, tell me why it should be done this way," Fang Jie said, pointing to a section that was different from his own plans.

"This, I think we shouldn’t reveal too much at once. Even though more wealth could make them greedier, it would also raise their guard. After all, this is a bit too much."

"So I scattered these abundant goods, arranging for them to be transported from different places and at different times. It would seem like a coincidence that they converge in this region, timing it to just this brief window."

"If analyzed carefully, one would notice the issue, but the time frame is too tight. It appears not to be deliberate. And with insufficient time for them, they would definitely take the risk at that moment."

Fang Jie nodded; this plan was indeed better than his original one.

Fang Jie had planned to use a large amount of resources to attract people, but now it seemed somewhat brute force.

He had always been unable to resolve this, but now, seeing Anya’s approach, Fang Jie found he might be outdone by a young girl. To be honest, it was quite disheartening.

Given the same starting point, Fang Jie realized that he might not measure up to Anya.

Of course, if luck was also a kind of strength, then his strength was indeed very strong.

"Not bad at all. Now, tell me about this place, and here and here."

Fang Jie continued to point to parts he didn’t quite understand, asking Anya to explain. As she explained, Anya’s demeanor gradually stabilized, entering a state of confidence.

This aura made Fang Jie feel somewhat familiar; wasn’t it somewhat similar to Qin Lan’s?

But it wasn’t completely the same, after all, the two had different experiences and couldn’t be entirely comparable.

"Not bad at all, I didn’t expect you to have this kind of skill. How about this? I’ll leave the planning of this matter to you."

"That, I, I can’t, I’m just a slave..." Anya was at a loss.

"Even as a slave, you are still mine. My slaves are inherently more noble than others." Anya was left somewhat speechless by Fang Jie’s confidence and attitude—how different it was from what she had known before.

"How about this: if you do well with this task, I’ll let you handle some overseas matters. If it goes well, I will later entrust a large island to your family to manage."

Anya’s eyes brightened. The Big Islands were vast, each not smaller than the original New Moon Kingdom, even larger and richer in resources. If she could accomplish this, wouldn’t her family rise again? Her goal would be achieved.

Anya then said, "Well, Anya has no family; Anya belongs to Master alone. But if Master wants me to do it, then I will do my best."

Fang Jie was very satisfied. Her words showed Anya’s attitude and also made clear her thoughts.

As for a large island, Fang Jie really wasn’t too concerned about it.