Chapter 186: Chapter 186: Finally There is a Mage Tower Chapter 186: Chapter 186: Finally There is a Mage Tower Clearing out trolls was a long-term process; after all, trolls had been inhabiting this vast region for who knows how long.
The forest environnt was far more complex than the desert.
Even now, Fang Jie hadn’t fully eradicated opponents like the Desert Snake-n from the desert.
In the end, Li Mingshu and the others took the initiative to take over this task.
“Let us handle this place, it’ll be good training for the new recruits, and we can make use of those trolls.”
Fang Jie gave it so thought and then agreed, “Fine, this place is yours, I’ll be heading back first.”
Leaving a large force in the place, Fang Jie only reclaid so of it; after all, the headquarters needed a consistent influx of rush troops since upgrading the city would definitely trigger a massive war.
Fang Jie planned to wait a while, until the crops in the fields were harvested, and then he would pause for a bit.
Otherwise, when the war broke out, those fields would be completely destroyed, which would be a trendous waste.
Since the next harvest was not too far away, it seed sensible to wait a while.
However, so things couldn’t wait, and the Mage Tower had to be built as soon as possible.
Indeed, after this battle, among the treasure boxes Fang Jie received, one finally contained the blueprint of a Mage Tower, the White Bone Mage Tower.
With this, he had completed the last missing piece.
Returning to his territory, Fang Jie arrived at a place that had been prepped long in advance, right in front of his Lord Mansion.
The space in front of the mansion had once been a plaza, now the perfect spot to construct the Mage Tower.
As Fang Jie gave the order, a multitude of Skeleton Labor flocked to the site, and the foundation of a tall tower quickly took shape.
“Can only one be built again?
Such buildings usually have very special functions.”
Speaking to himself, Fang Jie waited; the construction of the Mage Tower was much slower than he had anticipated.
Even with a host of Skeleton Labor, it took Fang Jie three days to complete.
White Bone Mage Tower (Silver): A Mage Tower building unit for territories, capable of researching magic knowledge and creating new spells.
The White Bone Mage Tower specializes in research for the Undead Camp’s White Bone System, offering faster and higher-quality studies.
The Mage Tower can accelerate the cultivation of mages; when territory soldiers breakthrough to beco Hero Units, there’s a certain chance they’ll develop a Magic Talent or transform into a Mage Hero, with a higher likelihood for soldiers of the Undead Camp’s bone type.
Opening the panel, Fang Jie looked at the description of the Mage Tower, which could provide him with extensive knowledge.
Whether acquiring new spells or conducting research and deductions, a bit of resources was enough to organize them.
The Mage Tower was essentially a divine artifact for developing the Mage System.
With it, Fang Jie’s skills would improve much faster in the future.
But there was one thing that disappointed him.
“I thought it could directly produce mage units, but that’s it.”
Fang Jie shrugged helplessly, as he didn’t have the ability to produce mage units.
Even though a White Bone Worm could sowhat replace a mage unit, it was not an actual mage, after all.
Luckily, the number of mages among his opponents wasn’t high, otherwise, Fang Jie wasn’t sure he could gain the upper hand in war.
On the battlefields of the New Moon Kingdom and the Blue Sand Kingdom, so mages began to erge.
Even if they were not of a high level, they could sotis play a significant role.
On the battlefield, mages were essentially weapons of mass destruction; standard armies were easily overwheld.
“The last part isn’t bad though; when breaking through to a hero, there’s a chance of transforming into a Magic System unit.
Having so Mage System heroes should be pretty good,” Fang Jie thought to himself.
For now, those things would probably have to wait until the future.
Having built the Mage Tower, Fang Jie imdiately imrsed himself in its research.
Inside the Mage Tower, Fang Jie felt a dramatic increase in his understanding of skills, and the speed at which he improved and researched various theories surged rapidly.
This wasn’t an illusion; it was indeed incredibly fast.
So of his spells also began to upgrade continuously.
However, the White Bone Mage Tower was biased; only bone spells received the strongest enhancent.
Research bonuses would likely not be as significant for common Elental System magic.
Indeed, this was the greatest advantage of alignnt with his own profession.
Had he chosen a different profession at the start to avoid overlapping abilities, he might not have reaped as many benefits.
While his own strength was dispensable to the territory, it was, after all, his own.
At the sa ti, developnt in other areas was progressing very smoothly.
On the highland, under the sweep led by Li Mingshu and others, a large number of trolls were being continuously cleared out.
With the trolls’ clearance, the group that had been trained was rapidly transforming, gradually becoming genuinely professional soldiers.
Fang Jie had long planned places to assign them.
Similarly, the human territory was developing rapidly and was nearing the size of a small town.
It was just that Li Mingshu and his people were selecting a new location for the town to move to and hadn’t yet found the right spot.
The human town was close to the border of this highland, which wasn’t very suitable.
Besides, there was an Affiliated Territory of the Main Territory near that place, and that could not be relocated.
Affiliated Territories, once established, were fixed to their locations.
So the ones needing relocation were other territories.
Fang Jie was also developing a domain focusing on Alchemy, planning to elevate this territory to town level before relocating it to the side of his Main Territory, with a focus on developing Alchemy Puppets.
With the Alchemy Domain established, the quality and manufacturing speed of Alchemy Puppets would be enhanced.
At sea, expansion was going very smoothly; trading fleets had entered the Sea Alliance area and were gathering information.
As for when to make a move against the Sea Alliance, it all depended on the specific intel.
For the mont, Fang Jie’s side could only trade with them to learn more about the other party.
The Sea Alliance was also learning about them through trade, but they dealt with many entities, not just each other.
They traded with so significant powers on land too, and although relations weren’t the best, it didn’t impede their interactions.
Because of this, Fang Jie’s side remained under the radar.
It was improbable for the other side to notice the ergence of a new, powerful entity eyeing them, assuming it was just another ordinary power.
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