Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 432 The Oracle of Comprehensive Hunt

Chapter 432: Chapter 432 The Oracle of Comprehensive Hunt

After handling the matters at hand, Fang Jie walked out of the study.

As soon as he came out, he saw that Qin Lan was already tidied up and ready to go. Today, she looked exceptionally dazzling and alluring, stirring an impulsive sensation in Fang Jie almost instantly.

"What’s wrong, haven’t you seen me like this before?" Qin Lan turned her head away, a bit embarrassed.

"I haven’t seen you like this... after all, it’s different, isn’t it?" Fang Jie’s words made Qin Lan blush. What’s different, she knew very well.

Fang Jie stepped forward, gently wrapped his arm around her waist, "Let’s go, today’s a day off, no need to work."

"Wait, there’s still a lot to do, if not today then there will be even more tomorrow."

Fang Jie continued walking ahead, "It won’t be more, they’re all Undead after all, there won’t be any problems. If necessary, I’ll just have them figure it out themselves." Fang Jie was absolutely confident in this.

After all, the Undead hardly had any thoughts of their own, as long as they could complete their master’s tasks.

"I see you’re not letting me rest." As soon as they entered the room, Fang Jie started to get restless, and not long after, the room was filled with odd sounds, and Qin Lan couldn’t rest anymore.

And so, a few days passed, and the two of them grew increasingly inseparable.

Although the Territory had a vague idea of the progress in their relationship, no one found it strange.

In their eyes, Qin Lan was always the top candidate for the Lord Mansion anyway. Now it was just confirmed. As for the people at home, they wouldn’t have any different ideas, their status was that of servants.

The advancements outside went very smoothly, and a nearby area had almost been fully scouted.

As for the conquest of Human kingdoms, first, the Southern Glory Territory was completely occupied, and Fang Jie’s hands now held a population of several billion. With an overabundance of people and a vast land, they didn’t even have a chance to flee.

Later, people realized that these Undead wouldn’t harm them as long as they obeyed, and the resistance dwindled.

Despite continued armed resistance trying to fight back, under Fang Jie’s suppression, there wasn’t much disorder. Eventually, many found their lives returning to normal, and they themselves were unwilling to join.

This made Fang Jie fully realize why everyone practicing cultivation was the same as no one practicing.

Almost everyone in this world had practiced cultivation, even if most were only at Apprentice Level. But people didn’t care much about cultivators, considering themselves the same as commoners.

Even those at Gold Level only thought of themselves as commoners with a bit more strength.

Just like those retired special forces soldiers on Earth, they never thought they were anything special compared to ordinary people.

As development continued, military strength here grew stronger, and Fang Jie’s control over the surroundings became more firm. However, one day, Fang Jie suddenly heard a voice.

"All believers listen, I am the Cloud God, our fight against the local gods has now reached a deadlock. Next, we need you to decrease their number of believers, go and slaughter, destroy."

Is this an oracle? So direct, just telling people to go on a slaughter.

Reducing faith, it seems faith is indeed the source of the gods’ strength, at least in this world.

But the humans under him, Fang Jie didn’t want to slaughter them, rather he had to think of a way to protect them. "You heard it too, didn’t you?" Fang Jie suddenly noticed that Qin Lan looked somewhat uneasy.

Qin Lan nodded vigorously, "I heard it, but is this really okay?"

Qin Lan was worried; defying the gods might bring great trouble to Fang Jie. But if they did as told, so many humans would be slaughtered, and as a human herself, Qin Lan couldn’t reconcile with that.

Even though Qin Lan had become a Half-Elf now, and was still evolving towards being an Elf.

But in her heart, she still considered herself a human, a human from Earth.

Fang Jie suddenly smiled, "The oracle speaks of reducing believers, that’s what’s important, not the killing. So, we just need to reduce the number of believers, isn’t that what we’ve been doing by eradicating their religions?"

Qin Lan’s eyes lit up, right, how could she have missed that point.

Fang Jie chuckled, a woman in love does become foolish it seems. In the past, Qin Lan had always been sharper than him, thought of more, and handled things more appropriately.

He hadn’t expected that this time he had thought ahead of Qin Lan, it felt exhilarating.

"Let’s go, we need to settle on a strategy now. We must destroy their faith completely this time. The problem is, those Divine Sects and temples have control over a large number of powerful individuals and extensive networks, all of which need to be suppressed."

"I will devise the plan to divide their ties with other forces. For the sake of survival and development, for their own interests, they definitely won’t follow them into the abyss."

Qin Lan was very familiar with this; she had dealt with similar matters too often over the past year.

As Fang Jie’s wandering hand became still, Qin Lan’s reason finally returned. She glared at Fang Jie, pushed him away irritably, and then sat down to start planning the next steps.

Her serious expression and actions made Fang Jie even more attracted.

However, he also knew that now wasn’t the time for such things, but rather to perfect their plans as quickly as possible.

After all, this matter concerned the lives of at least several billion humans. Not just internally; there were also a large number of Undead who would probably be eyeing those humans, and that would make it even more troublesome.

As for the Northern Human kingdom, Fang Jie didn’t have the energy to care for now.

If they were willing to join him later, so be it. If not, when the other Undead had nearly ravaged them, they would naturally come to join.

No matter how good it sounded, it was better to show them through actions.

As Fang Jie and Qin Lan frantically completed various plans, Glory Territory gradually stabilized from chaos. Although still shrouded in disorder, at least it was within control.

"Perhaps, it’s time to bring a few more people over," Fang Jie said, putting down the papers and stretching.

It had been just the two of them dealing with these issues, and it was exhausting. The Undead could handle most matters, but when it came to religion and human relations, those Undead Heroes were of no help.

If it weren’t for their ability to communicate with subordinates in the Territory, it might have been even more exhausting.