Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 629: The World Will Unable to Resist

Chapter 629: Chapter 629: The World Will Unable to Resist

"Somehow, the effect that a piece of news can have is truly terrifying at times."

Fang Jie himself found it somewhat unbelievable that such turmoil had arisen from a simple message, without him having to lift a finger.

According to the information, the Elf Clan still had a demigod among them, and it was the most powerful one. However, that demigod was a tree, not the Tree of Life, but still a special, large tree.

That tree was the Elf Clan’s stabilizer, powerful enough to protect the elves from extinction. But as a stationary being, there was no way it could move and cause trouble for him.

As for the human and Beastman demigods, it seemed they were so severely injured that they could no longer fight.

At least for the short term, they wouldn’t dare show their faces. It wasn’t just enemies they had to worry about; even among their own kind, many desired their death.

Without a demigod looming over them, the world was now at the mercy of the Legends.

And they sought information on how to advance to demigod status, although their methods were similar, there were details and precautions they didn’t know.

It used to be easy to die while inscribing Laws, but with this information, it was much easier.

As for demigods of other races, Fang Jie hadn’t heard of any.

The Undead Clan had surprisingly become his subordinates, and although they hadn’t been fully subdued, with many refusing to obey and even attempting to declare their own kingdoms, their strength was too weak to impact him.

So now, the time for his plan had finally come.

Within the underground space, beside his own Mountain and River Spirits, he had long prepared two Arrays. Both Arrays were missing something, and now Fang Jie was completing them bit by bit.

Meanwhile, the troops he had dispatched were mostly pulled back.

This move didn’t raise any suspicions, as it was normal for the Undead, now without a demigod, to retract their forces for self-protection. The techniques capable of facing a demigod were powerful but were not true demigods themselves.

While pulling back his forces, Fang Jie finally activated the Array, and massive amounts of World Origin began to be absorbed.

With the increase in Fang Jie’s strength, the speed at which he absorbed the World Origin quickened.

He had anticipated this, but he hadn’t expected the absorption to be so rapid. Whether it was due to his own power or the previous disturbances he had caused in this world was unclear.

His purpose in coming to this world was to absorb the World Origin, not to rule it.

So now, the battles could cease, collecting some Resources to recuperate from the losses was the next step.

However, this absorption of World Origin immediately alarmed the World Will. The death of a demigod was insignificant, as it didn’t affect itself. But the absorption of World Origin was unacceptable.

Suddenly, nearly every person and creature in the world felt an impending sense of doom.

Those with great strength could sense the root of the disaster.

Countless individuals were spurred to attack Fang Jie, but it was mostly futile.

Higher intelligence beings naturally knew better and would not rush in blindly. Besides, the distance was too great for them to bother.

Only low-level Magic Beasts and animals could be controlled, but these creatures were easily blocked by the Undead. The hierarchy among the Undead was very strict.

Even if some undead were controlled to attack, they were merely delivering more troops to him.

As long as higher-level Undead appeared, those masterless undead would be taken control of immediately. Thus, peripheral battles erupted, but the core remained unfazed.

Fang Jie continued to absorb the World Origin undisturbed, with the Mountain and River Spirits beside him benefiting as well.

He thought to himself that he should have brought Qin Lan along for an easy share of the power, but he didn’t halt his actions.

With his current strength, Fang Jie could suppress the world’s repulsion for a long time.

It wouldn’t be easy for that repulsion to expel him, especially while he had many native subordinates, which changed the situation considerably.

Fang Jie discovered that these native subordinates, due to their connection with the world itself, could stabilize his pressured state.

It seemed quite useful for future mischief in other worlds to recruit some natives; a valuable insight to note. In the future, this knowledge could benefit not just others but also his own troop types.

And so, the madness grew stronger, shaking everyone in the world.

The first to sense something amiss was the Grand Tree of the Elf Clan, that demigod.

Regrettably, while the Grand Tree could connect with the world and sense specific situations, it couldn’t move, so it could only send this message to the other elves.

Yet, the highest among the elves were at most Legendary Level, and heading south now would not be easy.

Such a large-scale mobilization would not be permitted by humans and Beastmen.

Having just signed a ceasefire, they were played, but without the strength, they had no choice but to continue. A large mobilization now would be dangerous.

Most importantly, significant losses would mean that humans and Beastmen wouldn’t keep them around anymore.

"This matter seems severe; it must be resolved quickly. Send an envoy to notify both races to join us in a unified action. This is a matter affecting the entire world."

The Elf high command made the relatively prudent decision, sending messengers to notify both races.

But even with haste, it would take a full day to reach a consensus. This was a major issue, as everyone could feel it. Yet how critical it truly was remained uncertain.

Even if the call came from the World Will, the high command, accustomed to oddities and mistrust, instinctively feared a plot, perhaps even one orchestrated by the Elf Clan itself.

Having been a top-tier race for so long, who could be certain of their capabilities?

Upon receiving the message from the elves, many showed expressions of ’as expected.’

"This has to be the work of the elves, aiming to trick us, especially since our demigod can still move."

"I agree. We mustn’t be deceived; at worst, we’ll lose some sleep over the next few days." Many Nobles suspected the elves first. As a demigod, he knew the elves couldn’t be behind this.

Yet, for reasons unknown, he didn’t alert his kin.