Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 615: The Beastman Who Provokes Actively

Chapter 615: Chapter 615: The Beastman Who Provokes Actively

Fang Jie was preparing for expansion, but he didn’t expect the Beastman’s army to make the first move.

On that front, it was the Werewolf Legion and the Centaur Legion, as both were cavalry forces. Furthermore, the Harpy Legion in the air also followed suit.

If it weren’t for the Harpies’ insufficient combat power, they would have been the fastest.

Unfortunately, in these Beastman legions, the Harpies basically served a supporting role.

Even so, possessing air superiority often provided the Beastmen with an advantage in their battles against Humans. Indeed, the Humans of this world had no air force, at best some flying pets.

At this very moment, Fang Jie was studying the situation of his pasture. He had also recently begun to expand the breeding in his territory. However, these pastures were not functional buildings, so there were many considerations.

After their death, Fang Jie would immediately bring back the corpses and extract spirit points to create the Undead.

In this respect, there wasn’t much difference from other Undead, but he only needed some ordinary animals, while other Undead needed creatures with certain strength, or even specific forms.

In this area, he definitely had an advantage.

This was also a method to collect spirit points, and expanding breeding was beneficial for his development.

But just then, a subordinate suddenly came to report, "Lord, the Beastman’s legion is heading our way, expected to arrive in two days."

This wasn’t due to a lack in their intelligence system, but because they had a short development time here.

Hence, their intelligence system hadn’t expanded enough. They only discovered the enemy when they were two days away. Naturally, because it involved cavalry, their speed was somewhat faster.

"Interesting, I haven’t made my move yet, and they couldn’t hold back anymore. But this is also good, it gives us an excuse. This war wasn’t initiated by us."

An excuse, that was a very important thing.

Although it might be useless for ordinary Undead, it was different for the Undead of this world. Because of the origins of the high-level Undead, the structural organization of the world’s Undead was similar to that of Humans and Beastmen, if not more complicated.

Therefore, having a justified cause was also very useful for these Undead.

With the Beastman launching the attack first, no one could explicitly oppose whatever retaliation he chose.

Fang Jie took the report and quickly read through it to determine exactly which corps of the Beastmen were arriving. Yet upon seeing the composition of the Beastman, Fang Jie laughed; the vanguard legion barely had any strength.

"Hold back a bit, don’t scare them, no need for those of Legendary levels to show themselves. Really, I have to make some lower-level Undead just to handle this."

Fang Jie was concerned about frightening the enemy and actually had to actively reduce the strength of his forces, which was somewhat absurd.

Meanwhile, it was not the same on the Beastmen’s side, a group of high-level Beastmen were gathering on the plains, lighting campfires and holding a banquet. As for their subordinates, they didn’t receive such good treatment.

"Old brother, the main thrust this time is on you. Those Undead are said to be formidable, don’t take it lightly," said the Centaur leader, who originally weren’t truly Beastmen.

It was only because they were compelled by the rise of Humans that these beings had banded together.

Additionally, because the characteristics of the Centaurs were too overtly equine, they too were classified as Beastmen.

"Don’t worry, it’s just a newly risen Undead, from the Bone Series at that. Over the years, how many who were qualified to reach Demigod level, whether Undead or Undead Mages, haven’t we dealt with?"

This was true; the Centaur nodded. The internal feuding among the Undead factions made their group even more chaotic.

Over the years, there were many with potential, and almost every decade, one or two would emerge. But on the Undead’s side, it was like a sieve.

Who knew who their subordinates really belonged to? So it was fine as long as it wasn’t exposed, but once exposed, everyone would know.

Unfortunately, even if some could endure till the end, they had to transform into demigods, which couldn’t be concealed.

In history, there were even a few who had begun transforming, but once exposed, they faced the encirclement of Humans and Beastmen. Without involving the Elves of the North, these individuals were taken care of one after the other.

Because of reasons within the Undead, their demigods had never appeared.

It looked like this time it would be the same as before, coming over as a formality, to earn some merits. In the future, they could even start off as high-level Undead hostile to the Bone Series factions.

"This time is somewhat different, though. I heard he is an Undead Mage who just joined recently. His growth history is completely untraceable; no one knows what is behind him."

This was from the Harpy leader, who, being a Harpy, was naturally more cautious.

No records meant there could be a powerful hidden organization, likely related to the Undead system, and who knew what was really behind it.

"Yeah, that guy is a Human, and if this turns out to be a trap orchestrated by Humans, it would be troublesome."

"Hmph, the Human side is not much better than ours; do they really dare to completely break with the Undead?"

Saying this, the Werewolf leader cautiously looked around. Such matters, it was enough that they, the high-level leaders, knew about it; it couldn’t be let known to their ordinary soldiers. In the minds of these soldiers, the Undead were public enemies.

Lowering his voice, the Werewolf leader continued, "Don’t worry, according to internal information, even the Humans don’t know. They also want to take this opportunity to investigate what problems have occurred internally."

So that was it, the others, hearing this, finally felt completely relieved.

"Hmph, cunning Humans, they’re always troubled by their penchant for scheming against their own."

The Beastman’s internal conflicts were plentiful, but they were all out in the open, naturally despising those who favored plots and schemes. Similarly, Humans, seeing the Beastmen as barbarians foremost, had little respect for them as well.

The Beastman vanguard marched without concealing their intent. In their view, it was just a formality. In fact, it was very easy for them; they reached the frontier of Fang Jie’s territory without any issues.

But as they reached their destination and were about to smile, a sudden change occurred.

In the sky, a large number of White Bone Griffins flew out, directly targeting their airborne Harpy force.