Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 539: Premature Next Step Action

Chapter 539: Chapter 539: Premature Next Step Action

"You say, isn’t it a bit wasteful to end things like this with so many troops?"

"Just realized it, huh? These troops could even conquer the entire Sea Alliance."

Hearing Qin Lan’s remark, Fang Jie immediately spoke up, "Then let’s move ahead to the next stage of the plan. Having so many troops just to parade them around is too wasteful and likely to arouse the fears of others."

Whose fears? Of course, the two empires. Currently, the strength of troops he had deployed were certainly formidable.

This troop strength, although lacking a demigod and somewhat fewer Legendary experts, was definitely capable of threatening the two empires.

Their previous cooperation with him was out of fear that he would grow too powerful. But now that they realized he had reached such potential, they would definitely not sit by and watch him continue to grow.

Previously, Fang Jie had underestimated himself and hadn’t realized how strong he really was.

Accumulating strength, like a squirrel gathering food for the winter, it wasn’t until he fully deployed his forces that he realized how much he had truly amassed. Even he, Fang Jie, was startled by the revelation.

He had always pursued stability, never truly considering the extent of his troop strength.

Now, Fang Jie’s decision wasn’t just because his army had nothing to do. It was also because he had deployed too much and feared the two empires wouldn’t give him time, forcing him to act prematurely.

"You have a next step planned? Don’t tell me you want to attack other islands."

Fang Jie nodded, "Exactly, we’ll directly attack Beastman Island and Moon Night Island and deal with these two major troubles first." His targets were directly aimed at the top-tier islands.

"Attack them directly? Well, it’s not impossible, but the losses might be significant."

"No, I’ve already infiltrated their ranks in advance, just thought I’d have to wait a bit longer to use it."

"Master, you’re amazing." Anya’s eyes sparkled with admiration, her master always thought so far ahead.

Qin Lan spoke a bit irritably, "What’s so amazing? Just overly cautious, always liking to prepare many times over." Qin Lan had known Fang Jie’s character for quite some time.

Maybe it was because of his background, but Fang Jie was never the type to easily seize opportunities.

Like most ordinary people, he wasn’t good at these things. So, to ensure his success, Fang Jie’s preparations were always extensive, ever since he came to this world.

If it hadn’t been for such caution, Fang Jie’s journey would not have been so trouble-free.

"Regardless, I succeeded. The Undead Army is starting to gather in this direction, we can begin at Beastman Island earlier, let the Human Islands attack."

The Dark Night Elves had too few troops, mostly developing land-based strength during this time.

They just needed to protect themselves well; the attacking part could be left to the Human Army.

The three major Human Islands had a significant left-over force from previous battles. To confront the other Big Islands, these forces had already been assembled on the islands.

Even for stability’s sake, Fang Jie had even increased the forces, which were already assembled.

Now, as other major islands were being attacked and the armies that had pressured them vanished, everyone hurried back to protect their own. It was the perfect moment for this troop to be utilized.

The Undead still needed to gather and complete their tasks, so they could set off immediately.

So, under Fang Jie’s command, these forces immediately boarded the ships, sailing towards Beastman Island.

As for logistics, the Undead had already started preparing. With their earlier preparations, there wouldn’t be a problem for a while. And for the long term, there wouldn’t be a problem at all.

Now, Fang Jie no longer needed to hide anything.

Even if people knew the Undead and Humans were actually together, what could they do? The two empires didn’t have the time now, they couldn’t respond to these matters.

"Aren’t you afraid their Demigod Experts might make a round?"

Fang Jie waved his hand dismissively, "Of course, I am. That’s why I didn’t take action for such a long time, was I not waiting for them all to reach the Legendary Peak?" In the previous period, his few Hero Units had reached the Peak.

After digesting the strength accumulated through war, some had finally met the requirements.

Especially the original heroes, Fang Hao and Cosette, who had already been prepared, so Fang Jie had let them undergo the test.

More time would have been more stable, but now he was out of time. Once Fang Jie realized he had deployed too much strength, he immediately instructed them to undergo the test.

If successful, they could become demigods, providing him security.

As for them betraying him, Fang Jie hardly believed that. After all, the Undead Troop were simpler, more obedient, and had been under his command for so long, and he had not mistreated them.

The only possibility was them thinking they were stronger, so they wanted to control him.

But even under the current circumstances, they couldn’t achieve it, as the two powerful empires in the North were suppressing them. If they dared confront him, it would only lead to the Southern collapse.

Once the Northern Empire reacted, eliminating one or two demigods was still feasible.

At least, in Fang Jie’s view, he believed they could do it. The only way to keep them from doing so was a combination of powerful top-tier experts and a large lower-tier army. Together, they formed a powerful force.

If the two empires didn’t want to suffer heavy losses or be taken advantage of by the other, they had to ally with him.

Now, the biggest problem was whether they could succeed; if they failed, his loss would be severe.

Important Hero Units, once failing, would be gone instantly. Not only would no demigod-level experts emerge, but he would also lose several top Legendary experts.

The Human Army had already assembled, seemingly indifferent to the threat of the Undead.