Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 581: Blatant Threat

Chapter 581: Chapter 581: Blatant Threat

Although it was chaotic, there indeed was a lot of extremely valuable information inside.

Fang Jie, while reading, took out a notebook to start taking notes. It was a habit he had only developed since he began researching magic, as it helped him to study and summarize with greater focus.

Sometimes it was not enough to just remember things; one had to consider them from various different angles.

However, Fang Jie had not been sorting for long when people began sending him all sorts of messages incessantly.

"These people? Are they targeting me because I’m a newcomer who doesn’t understand anything?"

As Fang Jie looked at those messages, he thought of the scammers he had encountered before. The methods might not be exactly the same, but the core was the same. It was nothing more than enticing him with some means and then making him pay a price to purchase something.

There were even those offering to sell basic information, which was even more absurd.

"The price is so high; can’t I just see for myself? It’s more comprehensive here, just a bit messier."

Fang Jie rolled his eyes. Who knew if the information they sorted had any issues, or if it might be just to fool him? That was not impossible. Although it seemed convenient, the trouble could be even greater.

Sometimes, what seems like a shortcut might actually be the longest route.

So Fang Jie directly ignored these messages and continued his sorting.

Not much longer after, those people perhaps felt there was no hope and stopped sending more. However, there was one message that kept being sent, from someone named Cao Yun.

"Are you still there? I have a bunch of useless stuff here; since you’re a newcomer, I’ll give it to you."

Cao Yun’s tone was very mild, but Fang Jie found it strange.

Because he had looked through the previous messages, Fang Jie saw many from this person. "It looks like he is really eager to give me these things." Fang Jie was somewhat surprised.

"What kind of things are they? Why do you want to give them to me?"

"Of course, because you’re a newcomer. Cultivating newcomers is our goal. Of course, if you could join us after you grow stronger, that would be even better. If you’re not willing, it doesn’t matter. Just helping some newcomers is enough."

Really? There are people that nice? Fang Jie was puzzled.

Even before, he had scrolled through their conversation history. One could tell that actually, plenty of people like newcomers did enter, but there wasn’t anyone who helped newcomers.

At least not openly. But these private chat helpers might exist.

Yet to be so enthusiastic was odd. Previously, Emperor Skeleton had told him not to trust others so easily, so Fang Jie thought this person might be one to watch out for.

Afterward, that person listed out some items, and they were all valuable.

The items here were many that he could use, even some essentials for a Territory Upgrade. They weren’t easy to find elsewhere, and this person was just giving them away to him.

Moreover, many items didn’t seem useless at all; probably even a Demigod would find them useful.

Thinking of this, he secretly asked Emperor Skeleton about it.

After a while, Emperor Skeleton finally spoke up, "You are smart; there indeed is a problem with this person. If you accept his items, he will attack the Plane you’re on; there must be a tracker inside."

"Doesn’t anyone deal with this kind of thing?" Fang Jie continued.

However, Emperor Skeleton didn’t say anything more, not knowing whether he was too busy or simply indifferent.

But to get even a single explanation was already remarkable, since they weren’t acquaintances. Fang Jie did not continue to bother him and sent a message to Cao Yun.

"Sorry, I don’t want these items; I’ll let you know if I need them later."

Fang Jie didn’t choose to confront him directly. After all, he was new here, and who knew if there might be other taboos.

He originally thought that after his refusal, the other party would give up. But what he didn’t expect was that Cao Yun wasn’t willing to back down at all, becoming more insistent.

"You should take it. I think you need it now."

Fang Jie frowned, "What, I cannot refuse?"

"Humph, don’t be ungrateful. Offering you items is a sign of respect. If you don’t accept, you’re snubbing us, and we will definitely destroy your Territory and obliterate everything you have."

Hearing this, Fang Jie, rather than getting angry, knew that such threats meant the other party had no other means.

Otherwise, they would never resort to the most direct and brutal method.

"Is that so? Then I’d like to see how you’re going to destroy everything of mine."

"Kid, don’t think that you can hide from us this way. We have many people, and our coverage is vast. As long as you’re still in this region, you’ll never escape our grasp."

That was a blatant confrontation; he hadn’t expected them to be so unscrupulous.

Although he was still unclear about the specifics here, an organization that would reveal its true colors so quickly likely wouldn’t grow very large. Realizing this, Fang Jie felt even less afraid.

"Is that so? Well, I’d truly like to try that."

Fang Jie then ignored the other party’s further comments and directly blocked the person.

Yet he was somewhat astonished inside. So, this person feared nothing? Didn’t they worry about someone pretending to be a newbie to lure them in? Surely, there must be some who are much stronger than them.

Unbeknownst to Fang Jie, there indeed were such people, so they were very cautious when choosing their targets.

His behavior convinced them that he definitely was not luring them into a trap. Otherwise, he would have revealed his coordinates, not been as water-tight.

After Fang Jie blocked Cao Yun, some others came directly to him, trying to entice or intimidate him with various methods.

These people likely were all in cahoots; Fang Jie silently analyzed.

Anyway, those who could directly reach other locations through coordinates must be formidable, at least at the Demigod Level. Such individuals were not someone he could handle right now.

After all, they were not simply an individual, and he currently didn’t have the capability.

Eventually, when he had the capability, he would naturally know how they did it. Fang Jie felt he had been a bit reckless; he should have not revealed his newbie status at the start.

If only he had paid more attention at the beginning, he would have known where to find the basic information.