Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 417: The Counterattack of Glory Territory

Chapter 417: Chapter 417: The Counterattack of Glory Territory

The following night was quiet and steady, and no one seemed to notice the changes here.

Perhaps some had noticed or perhaps some had known beforehand, but no one dared say a thing. If Fang Jie was all right, it meant the plans of those people had failed, and the same would apply to them.

By the third day, Fang Jie thought there wouldn’t be any issues today either.

After all, considering the current situation, many people from other planes probably had already caused quite a stir.

Many from his side had chosen to leave, needing to find locations to open space channels. Fang Jie had already forbidden them from opening space channels at Jade Slope.

Some who didn’t wish to open one or found it unnecessary to do so soon still remained there.

However, what Fang Jie hadn’t expected was that early in the morning, a force of soldiers rushed over to their location.

Although this army wasn’t very large, numbering only two hundred thousand, their strength was not weak. After all, this wasn’t an ordinary place, and an army of two hundred thousand wasn’t considered very large here.

If recruitment had been more extensive, their numbers would have been formidable.

Nevertheless, this army’s formations, equipment, and even the aura they emanated were anything but ordinary.

The weakest among the entire team were of Bronze Level, with Silver Level experts nearly making up about half of the team. The rest were not weaklings but had reached the Gold Level of strength.

In this vast plane, cultivation wasn’t as difficult as one might imagine, so reaching the Gold Level merely required cultivation methods and resources could speed up the process.

Therefore, gathering so many Gold Level experts was relatively easy.

But at the beginning of the battle, quickly assembling such a lineup wasn’t easy.

At the very front of the troop, a young man riding a horse furrowed his brow as he looked ahead. Behind him was a huge wagon pulled by six rhino-sized creatures.

It was unclear what was on the wagon, but the constantly dispersing aura from it caused some unease among the nearby horses.

"Luo Luo, is this really okay? We didn’t get His Majesty’s permission, and taking out the entire territory’s army like this—if reported, it might not bode well," a voice said.

"Shut up. The battle has reached our doorstep, and they’re Undead from a foreign realm. How can we not take action?" Luo Luo snapped.

"That’s right. Waiting for orders from above at a time like this, we might as well wait for death," a general commented disdainfully.

However, the earlier speaker still expressed concern: "But such actions are inappropriate. If it were some other lord, it might be fine, but your situation is different, Your Highness."

He did not specify further, but everyone understood that such matters could taint one’s reputation, making it difficult to assume the throne in the future.

The prince was not an ordinary person but a direct lineage prince sent out for experience.

Even amongst princes, he was unique, having reached Legendary Level at a young age, making his strength top-tier not just among other princes, but in the entire royal family.

Even within the royal family, there were not many at the Legendary Level.

Already too outstanding, other princes had united against him. Now, with such a big risk taken, those people wouldn’t miss this chance.

"Hmph, those incompetents. If everyone were like them, when would the country ever develop? Besides, I have a bad feeling about this." Luo Luo’s frown deepened.

For some reason, he felt an unusually intense urgency in his heart.

Although intelligent beings aren’t easily influenced by the World Will, they can still feel it nonetheless. And the stronger one’s power, the clearer the feeling.

If it weren’t for a nation’s rules and regulations, many would have probably come to see what was happening.

But they couldn’t act recklessly, for if they did, who knew how other lords or even other countries would react.

In fact, Luo Luo leading his Glory Territory army out was a significant risk, possible only because no other lords were in their path on that barren land.

"If it comes to it, just say we were conducting routine military exercises," Luo Luo suggested.

His words left his subordinates feeling helpless, but there seemed no other option.

"All right, I’ll draft a document right away for Your Highness to sign and send off."

The minister busied himself, but the army continued to advance. By noon, the troop had reached near Jade Slope, where one could see a great number of corpses and residual blood on the ground.

Though the Undead liked to utilize corpses, there were simply too many to handle in a short time. The low-level corpses were just left there, presenting a ghastly scene that needed no concealing.

And across from them were numerous powerful Undead Creatures, whose auras were formidable.

In the sky, there were even many flying powerful Undead creatures, all at the Gold Level of existence.

"We’re in trouble. Since when did such a strong Undead Force appear? We must eliminate them quickly to prevent further growth," understood the nature of the Undead well.

Given enough time and corpses, the Undead could form a natural disaster capable of destroying a nation.

Even though their kingdom was very strong, no one dared underestimate such power.

From the power he saw, Luo Luo was certain that this force had surpassed the majority of the kingdom’s territories. Even if he brought out all the combat power from his territory, it might not be much stronger than them.

An army doesn’t represent all the territory’s strength; much of the power is dispersed and not all are part of the army.

"All troops, prepare for battle."

At Luo Luo’s command, the army began to change formation and prepare to charge.

On the giant vehicle behind, the cover opened directly, and a loud roar echoed. It turned out there was a Red Dragon inside, a creature whose strength was close to the Legendary level. Even if its rank wasn’t enough, its combat power wasn’t far from just advanced Legendary experts.

This was the formidable aspect of top-tier creatures—they could challenge those of higher levels even at their pinnacle.

At this moment, Fang Jie also saw the military force, and the momentum on the other side was undeniable. "It’s humans and not the Three-Eyed Clan? The power of this plane is not weak."