Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 610 Completely Integrate into the Undead Clan

Chapter 610: Chapter 610 Completely Integrate into the Undead Clan

"Yes, yes, teacher," Sara was still very nervous, but her fear had diminished considerably.

Fang Jie took the item and sensed a very pure and powerful force within it. Although the force wasn’t abundant, it definitely belonged to the Demigod Level, indicating the token was genuine.

With this, he had obtained a pass of sorts.

"If there’s nothing else, then I shall leave."

Fang Jie looked at the others, but no one spoke, so he directly manipulated the bones under his feet, forming a White Bone Griffin. Then, he picked up Sara and flew away on the White Bone Griffin.

This was not an undead summoned, but rather Fang Jie’s application of his own White Bone Magic.

The bones lacked a soul, and they looked similar to his White Bone Griffin. Even so, because he was directly controlling it, its strength was absolutely on par with him, and it was exceptionally agile.

Seeing Fang Jie’s skill, the Corrosion General’s expression subtly changed, his methods surpassing the general’s expectations.

Had they truly come to blows earlier, he might not have been a match for Fang Jie.

He had not expected such a powerful Undead Mage to arrive, one stronger than himself even before transformation. If transformed, his future strength could be terrifying, perhaps truly becoming a new Demigod Expert.

"Let’s go, we should head back too," said the Corrosion General, his figure vanishing in a flash.

Meanwhile, the elder returned to the carriage, led by the guards, and followed the leading zombies forward.

"Granduncle, why send Sara to that man? Couldn’t we protect her ourselves?"

Ampek responded in an equally indifferent tone, "The place we are headed to is not suitable for her. Sara’s temperament is too gentle, and she’s too young. She could easily fall ill there, making it easier to care for one than for two."

In the Zombie Territory, numerous plagues and viruses were rampant, unfit for normal human survival.

On the other hand, the Bone Series territory was much more appropriate, devoid of such rampant diseases.

"Furthermore, following that man could lead to a better future for Sara." Thinking of that man’s strength, the young man nodded. It wouldn’t be bad to follow such a powerful figure.

It was a pity that he was the heir to his family, his future almost fixed.

"This family matter is very troublesome, we might not be able to return. So this time, don’t consider the future too much and focus on enhancing your strength as much as you can."

"What, is it that serious already? If that’s the case, I know what to do, but I need to grow up and leave progeny before I can transform."

Ampek nodded in satisfaction, for to them, the family’s continuation and development were of utmost importance.

At the very least, their direct lineage absolutely must not be cut off.

Perhaps they would lose this notion after becoming undead, but at least not for now. For any race, the continuation of their race is of paramount importance.

"There’s another reason, that man’s future achievements will definitely be great. As long as he doesn’t die, he could become a top-tier expert. Sending Sara to him also serves as a contingency plan for us."

If they couldn’t get by in the future, then approaching that man would give them a plausible excuse after all.

The young man nodded, such strategies were too commonly employed among the nobles.

Wasn’t the usual noble alliances through marriage essentially a variant of this strategy? Sending someone to be an apprentice to that person, the next meeting would have good cause. The greater Fang Jie’s achievements, the better for them.

If Fang Jie failed to achieve much, their loss wouldn’t be great.

After all, a girl like Sara, capable of sacrificing herself for the family, should feel honored. Sara wasn’t someone of great capability or talent, such a person couldn’t develop much in her family originally.

Her greatest utility was as a marriage tool, the best outcome for her being to marry a husband who treated her well, nothing more.

Becoming an apprentice to a powerful figure actually presented a better choice.

At this moment, Fang Jie was listening to their conversation through the bones he had left behind. This was possible via vibrations created by the bones, a skill he had gained after reaching the Legendary Level.

"So that’s the reason," Fang Jie felt relieved at that.

He was genuinely concerned that they might have left some countermeasures on Sara, creating trouble for him in the future.

Although unlikely, it was something he couldn’t disregard. Fang Jie eavesdropping on their conversation was partly due to this concern. Hearing their conversation end, Fang Jie also increased the speed of the White Bone Griffin.

All the way, Fang Jie remained silent, and Sara too kept quiet, standing motionless beside him.

Even when the wind stung her face, Sara gritted her teeth and bore it, truly a resilient girl.

Fang Jie secretly nodded but did not pay much further attention. He was pondering over the gains from a recent battle. Fighting a Legendary Expert had finally made him familiar with his methods and helped him assess his own position.

At his current strength, giving his all, he could match a top-level Legendary born from the military.

Fang Jie discovered that the Law Seed was ultimately related to the Laws. Being tainted with the White Bone Attribute greatly enhanced his White Bone Magic, a boost not available to ordinary Legends.

Should he maximize this enhancement, his current strength could possibly rank among the top in the Legendary category.

Once he truly advanced to the Peak, only a few in the Legendary realm could contend with him.

As for Demigods, Fang Jie dared not ponder too deeply—the gap was simply too vast. Even if he could far surpass other Legendaries, facing a Demigod would still lead him to a dead end, a difference in hierarchy.

What he needed to do now was to consider the next evolution of his skills and then infect all four Seeds.

As they thought, the two gradually flew into the territory of the White Bone type undead. Looking down from the air, one could always see lots of white or grayish-white figures moving.

These were Skeletons, numerous in number. Fang Jie enveloped himself with his own strength, so these Skeletons showed no reaction.

Even if they occasionally noticed, they merely saw him as one of their own. In terms of cognitive abilities, low-level Skeletons were much inferior to zombies. After all, those zombies still had brains.

"That’s the place ahead." Fang Jie looked ahead at an area filled with numerous powerful Skeletons.

There were even hundreds of Legends, a huge congregation of formidable beings; definitely an important area for the undead.