Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission
Chapter 641: Overwhelming Advancement

Chapter 641: Chapter 641: Overwhelming Advancement

After passing through the passage, Fang Jie did not continue to move forward, but stayed nearby the valley with the people he brought. However, the army behind him kept marching towards this area relentlessly.

"Lord, how many troops have we mobilized this time?" A voice sounded beside him.

Fang Jie looked and saw it was Liu Yuanyuan, Qin Lan’s former deputy. It had been a long time since he had seen her.

The once extremely timid girl had obviously grown up. After all, holding such power for so long, it would be impossible not to grow.

If people who knew Liu Yuanyuan before saw her now, they probably wouldn’t recognize her.

Speaking of which, Liu Yuanyuan is now one of the top figures in the Cabinet. Although she doesn’t have her own territory, she could obtain a large one at any time if she wanted.

After all, in terms of seniority, besides Qin Lan, the highest was Liu Yuanyuan.

"Not too many. This time I mobilized ten million troops, and other troops were temporarily manufactured here."

These ten million troops were not ordinary; they were all of gold level. With these troops, even gathering some natives along the way to affiliate in battle, it would be easy to completely take over this area.

People around him gasped in surprise, never expecting their side could so easily deploy so many troops.

Although there had been many rumors and speculations about the strength under Fang Jie’s command, seeing them for the first time was still shocking. And this was just a part of his strength, not all of it.

Those who had always been skeptical of Fang Jie’s strength now quietly set aside their doubts.

Fang Jie, unaware of their psychological changes, did not consider ten million gold level troops to be a big deal for his current self.

The army advanced, and it didn’t take long for Fang Jie to receive the news he wanted.

"Good, we found it. No need to release the Mountain and River Spirits."

Fang Jie delegated the task to Qin Lan and quietly moved to a secluded part of the valley. Here, there was a Lord’s Cottage. Its original owner had died at some point, and its low level had left it neglected.

Because this place was so hidden, it was left untouched. This time, because the Undead thoroughly searched, this place was discovered. Fang Jie didn’t think twice; he immediately took control of it.

Although this area was part of the All Heavens Hunting Ground, it was not a single Plane, so his Territory couldn’t be directly built here.

But obtaining the Lord’s Cottage changed that. It became an affiliated Territory, which Fang Jie upgraded right away into a fully affiliated Undead Territory, the kind that came with the Undead Splitting Talent.

Fang Jie wasn’t worried; once such a territory was captured by someone else, the Territory Talent would disappear.

Although it would not recover after he reoccupied it, as long as it remained in his hands, it would have the same effect as his directly affiliated Territory.

Fang Jie had brought a vast amount of resources and within just a few days, this Territory had been upgraded to the city level, and various buildings were constructed.

The laws of the All Heavens Hunting Ground were generally applicable here, allowing direct augmentation.

It was not like when he first explored other worlds. Thus, the Territory here only needed to be upgraded to the city level.

Large numbers of gold level troops and some only silver level were manufactured. Fang Jie didn’t show himself, and externally there seemed no issue.

After all, Fang Jie had always operated this way, and this massive troop mobilization and production further stabilized his subordinates.

Especially the members of the Cabinet; even their pride gradually diminished. However, it didn’t take long for them to feel immensely proud for being part of such a powerful organization.

And over these few days, the vanguard army was utterly destructive, sweeping through everything.

No matter in which direction they advanced, the enemies ahead could barely hold against them.

Fang Jie’s policy was to arrest anyone and put them on trial. If there were capital offenses, Fang Jie would never let them off.

After all, being from Earth, and given that Earthlings were hostile to the Chinese, Fang Jie saw them as a mix of foreign enemies and traitors, and he particularly despised these people.

Though some advised that these people were useful and killing them would be unbeneficial, Fang Jie still refused to accommodate them.

Letting them go, how would the other victims view him?

After the initial few days, no one spoke out anymore, partly because they knew Fang Jie wouldn’t relent, and partly because they had witnessed the victims’ plight, naturally feeling enraged.

Yet there was an unexpected pleasure, not all the Chinese Lords had died.

On the contrary, many were oppressed to suppress these Chinese Lords, their Territories were barely developed, yet they still existed.

These people, upon joining, immediately rallied firmly around Fang Jie.

At the very least, they outwardly supported Fang Jie the Lord, which was enough.

But to Fang Jie’s surprise, amongst these oppressed people, there were still some oddballs. These individuals firmly believed the White people were superior and insisted that everything Fang Jie did was wrong.

Fang Jie wondered what was going through these people’s minds. For these individuals, he directly stripped them of their Territory.

Afterward, they were the lowest social stratum; since they liked being inferior, they might as well continue.

No matter the time or place, there were always some people with problematic thinking. And some, like holy mothers, kept causing trouble and incessantly organized protests and demonstrations.

Fang Jie found it strange, as they had never protested when they were oppressed by those people.

For these people, Fang Jie’s approach was to completely ignore them. Those who dared to cause trouble would be dealt with appropriately. If push came to shove, executing a few to teach others not to engage in certain activities would suffice.

Meanwhile, the military forces continued to advance, sweeping through everything. This side’s Alliance was directly crushed, now completely shattered.

Although there were calls for unity, they themselves did not believe in it. At least by not uniting, maybe they could die slower. Even some believed they had done nothing wrong and could still survive.

Of course, while some indeed had not done wrong, others were deluded, but by then, regret was useless.