Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 474: The Division of the Southern Territory

Chapter 474: Chapter 474: The Division of the Southern Territory

After handling the matters of the Sea Alliance, the development on the side of the Dark Night Elves still needed the last bit of integration, after all, in terms of time and foundation, those Dark Night Elves were still somewhat insufficient.

Fang Jie then focused all his attention on the Southern Territory.

The Southern Territory was originally the Glory Territory. Fang Jie had exchanged this fragment and it fell on the very south of his own territory.

The result was a large fragment suddenly appeared at the southernmost point; consequently, the Land of Flames was continuously pushed further south.

This fragment was extremely large. According to Fang Jie’s original plan, it was to be divided into five pieces, each piece being a territory.

But after the division, Fang Jie realized that, even divided, each piece was still very large, far exceeding the size of the original Blue Sand Kingdom, and even several times larger.

In the end, after careful thought and consultation with Qin Lan, Fang Jie decided to divide the Southern Territory into thirty pieces.

In this way, although each piece was still larger than the New Moon Kingdom, it wasn’t by much.

Judging solely by the land area, the overall area of the Southern Territory could actually compare with the Sea Alliance. The Sea Alliance looked large on the map, but that was due to the huge area of the sea.

The Southern Territory, however, was a contiguous whole, with many areas being very fertile soil.

Next, Fang Jie began to arrange everything in the Southern Territory. After some time, things here had almost been straightened out.

A large population had previously been relocated, but the Southern Territory was still very populous. Although divided into thirty pieces, on average, each piece had a population of about a hundred million.

Such a population, coupled with fertile land, made this territory very covetable.

Fang Jie could not just reward it to anyone, so he issued his requirements. Besides the previous five individuals, in the future, others who achieved merit to the required standard could also receive a piece of territory.

For the time being, Fang Jie let his Skeleton Heroes manage it, since these Skeleton Heroes were absolutely loyal.

Even if it were to be given to others in the future, the skeletons wouldn’t mind at all.

But there had to be proxy lords; without them, the development of the territory would be unfeasible. Various military forces and schools, and even all sorts of infrastructure, all required the coordination of proxy lords.

Those people had not easily come to this place, and further integration among them was a big challenge. After all, no matter how you looked at it, the influx of population was just too large.

Even a small oversight could result in them assimilating Fang Jie’s own subjects.

This was definitely not a small project, so it still required a power to suppress it.

Fang Jie first conducted an open selection. After intense competition during this period, two Cabinet members and an outsider finally got the quota and could choose a piece of the Southern Territory.

Then Fang Jie appointed one of his subordinate Heroes, who also selected a piece.

This territory was not proxy-held, but genuinely belonged to him. The last and largest piece in the very center of the Southern Territory originally belonged to the area where the Lord of Glory was located.

This piece of land was directly given to Horul, the King of the Human Kingdom.

This had been promised before, so Fang Jie did not choose to reneg. Even though the land had shrunk and the population decreased, Horul had ultimately obtained a place for his family to settle.

The most crucial point was that, from now on, they would no longer have external threats and would have protection, finally able to live in peace.

For these humans who had been battling Alien Races for years, power was important, but peace was even more so.

The people from the original Human Kingdoms didn’t feel anger, at least not the majority. They all wanted to enjoy this rare peace, even taking the management of the territory less seriously.

However, Horul wouldn’t do that because he had already gained a territory of the Human Faction and had become a proxy lord.

Fang Jie swiftly planted thirty territories of the Human Faction in the south, with each Manager being a proxy lord.

One reason for doing this was that the south was originally a Human camp, with almost no other intelligent species present—only Humans lived here.

On the other hand, the original owners of the Lord’s Cottages were all humans.

Although many had given up later, there were quite a few who did not. These Human cottages, after being advanced, all had the option to choose the Human Faction, and those who initially selected the Human Faction were even more numerous.

After all, no one would like to lead a bunch of other creatures; Humans were just more congenial.

So now bringing them out was only natural.

With the Lord’s Cottage, the lord’s authority naturally also rose. Here, they wanted to practice Cultivation, but it wasn’t as easy as in their original world; similarly, they would be stronger at the same level.

Once the territory’s military forces were established, by then, no one could threaten their rule.

These past few days, there had always been some rebellious acts. Even the hard-earned peace couldn’t suppress their ambitions. The Southern Territory always had Undead Armies patrolling, and if they found such people, they would be eliminated.

But their ability to hide had been improving, and as their covert abilities improved, finding them became even more difficult. They always managed to deceive a group of Subjects, convincing them to work themselves to death on their behalf.

Only when each territory developed could this kind of situation be gradually eradicated; it couldn’t be solved in a short time.

Fang Jie could only ensure that as long as they didn’t affect his original territories, it would be fine.

"Fang Jie, this is Horul’s request, hoping to mobilize some troops over to become their direct control units to quickly stabilize the new government."

"Horul? Wasn’t he originally the King of the Human Kingdom? He should have quite high authority, right?"

"Indeed, in fact, the Glory Territory now has the least rebellion. But many people claim that the original King betrayed the Kingdom, so there are still rebellions there. As for this request, it’s largely for the entire Southern Territory."

Fang Jie nodded, that must be the case. Just the Glory Territory alone would not be too difficult for Horul to handle.

Yes, Horul’s own territory has now inherited the name of the Glory Territory. On one hand, because the original Kingdom was called the Human Kingdom, now putting ’Human’ directly in the name of the territory would be inappropriate.

Furthermore, this area was originally called the Glory Territory, and Horul didn’t want this name to disappear completely, so he used his core area to inherit this name.