Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 441: Capture All Humans

Chapter 441: Chapter 441: Capture All Humans

The battles nearby and those in the sky were intense, but they had no impact on Fang Jie.

Fang Jie wasn’t particularly concerned about these; what he really wanted to know was the status of the Undead Creatures across from him. Since they had dared to come and assassinate him, he was determined to retaliate.

Unfortunately, separated by a Grand Canyon, he truly had no way to get to them.

Even his spies couldn’t make it across, let alone pinpoint Zhao Dao’s location.

"The only option now is to wait until those Humans have submitted and then get some information from them," Fang Jie said, somewhat helplessly. His time in the All Heavens Hunting Ground was still too short; he hadn’t accumulated enough strength.

If anyone knew what Fang Jie was thinking, who knows what they would think.

"Lord, what should we do with these three? Should we use the usual method?"

Suddenly, Fang Hao approached Fang Jie, keeping vigilant of the three Ghost Assassins as he spoke.

Fang Jie turned and noticed that, after the recent battle, the three Ghost Assassins were at their limit. Next, following their usual method, a group of Gold-Level Heroes would converge to attack.

They would lead the assault to kill these Legendary creatures. The losses were great, but they would obtain a Legend Certificate.

However, after coming to this world, Legend Certificates weren’t scarce because there were too many Gold-Level entities.

While the condition of killing five hundred Gold-Level experts was tough to achieve, it wasn’t entirely unreachable. Over time, many had indeed earned such Legend Certificates.

Under normal circumstances, there was no need to ask for permission.

But this time was different; these foes had come to assassinate Fang Jie and had already reached his presence.

Even though Undead Creatures generally didn’t exhibit much emotion, they were now engulfed in rage. After all, their sole focus was their Lord.

Without thinking, Fang Jie ordered, "Do it as usual, don’t waste resources."

Once Fang Jie issued the order, no one else objected. Soon, a large group of Gold-Level Undead gathered.

It must be said, these Ghosts were truly difficult to kill due to their unique nature. Especially the Legendary-Level Ghost Creatures, ordinary Gold-Level beings genuinely struggled to exterminate them.

In the end, surprisingly, three Ghost Mages received the Legend Certificate.

It was quite rare for a Ghost Mage to break through to a Hero Level; they were freshly trained. Reaching the Gold Peak would take a long time, so patience was necessary.

Nevertheless, the potential to have a Legendary Mage was still something to look forward to.

Mages were inherently great weapons of war, and once one became Legendary, the results were evidently exaggerated.

At this point, the battle in the sky was also nearing its conclusion. It wasn’t that they had wiped out the enemy completely but rather that the aerial troops continued to preserve their own, thus steadily retreating.

Despite still possessing significant strength, they gradually showed signs of collapse.

It should be noted, this behavior might be normal for regular troops, but it was abnormal for Undead Creatures. Undead Creatures, unless ordered otherwise, fought to the last man.

Although they had no morale boost, their fearlessness was indeed very troubling.

Just as Fang Jie had thought, these guys truly didn’t trust each other completely.

"Bad news, our assassins have been counter-killed," someone suddenly said while watching the aerial battle. Everyone knew those assassins belonged to this person.

The loss of three Ghost Assassins was extraordinarily painful, especially since there were so few left under his command.

"It seems our plan has completely failed, continuing to fight is meaningless. So, as per our agreement, let’s retreat." This so-called agreement was just for the powerful to adhere to.

Because Fang Jie was powerful and they also had significant strength, they could afford to abide by it.

They no longer wanted to continue fighting with Fang Jie; the losses were very real.

Everyone nodded, and the aerial Undead immediately started retreating at a great speed.

The frontline Heroes chased briefly but didn’t pursue too deeply. The real targets of this pursuit were the Devourers. After a round of chasing, less than three thousand Devourers in the air managed to escape.

The owner of the Devourers watched this scene through gritted teeth.

Because during the retreat, these Devourers were deliberately hindered, and no one helped them. Otherwise, how could the losses be so substantial? This was definitely due to others being wary of his Devourers.

But he couldn’t tear his face off with the others, as surviving alone would be even more difficult.

Not much time passed before the Northern Undead massively withdrew, while the Southern Undead started moving into the Grand Canyon.

A crow slowly flew over, "So you are the King of the Human Kingdom."

Surveying the surroundings, the entire Human Kingdom had suffered heavy losses, but their power was still formidable. There were three Legendary Experts,其中一个就是国王. including the King.

Given the harsh living conditions for humans in this world, those who became kings were certainly no weaklings.

Just like this time, when the real battle took place, even the King himself took to the field.

The King bowed respectfully, "Hello, great Undead Dominator, I am Horul, the former King of the Human Kingdom. Though the Human Kingdom has perished, I hope to join your command."

"Is that so? Then I welcome you. My command welcomes members of any race."

Horul bowed slightly, "I have a request, can you ensure the survival of humans?"

Fang Jie smiled, "Not bad, not bad at all. Worthy of being a king devoted to securing his people’s survival in chaotic times. Rest assured, under my command, humans will only live under better conditions than now, without suffering any oppression."

Horul gave a bitter smile. He wasn’t sure if Fang Jie’s words were sincere or not; he could only take a gamble.

Now, they had no other choice.

They knew that the Northern Undead had submitted them to Fang Ji because of their defeat. If they dared to flee northward now, what followed would not concern those Undead Creatures.

If they left the controlled area, those Undead would undoubtedly start a massacre, leaving none alive.

In contrast, at least Fang Jie was willing to communicate and express a friendly attitude. Thus, they could only bet on this. If they failed, they would just flee again, nothing more; such was the consequence of