Chapter 363: Chapter 363: Break Their Spine Chapter 363: Chapter 363: Break Their Spine The Undead Army moved out directly, not giving the people of the New Moon Kingdom any chance to react.
Even without negotiations, Fang Jie’s strategy was to first eliminate the opponent’s Legendary Experts, completely break their backbone, and then discuss the other matters with you.
Just like with the Blue Sand Kingdom before, as long as their Legendary Experts were wiped out, they beca completely complacent.
Although the king led a rebellion that destroyed a vast amount of buildings and territories—sothing Fang Jie had not anticipated—everyone else was still very obedient.
It seems the king was not willing to give in, and also did not plan on surviving, which is probably why he took such drastic asures.
It was that kind of mindset where if I can’t keep it, I definitely won’t let the enemy benefit.
However, for Fang Jie, he really didn’t care about such things.
Aren’t the Golden Strong People he created cheap and plentiful?
When Barro heard the noises, he imdiately ca out followed by two other Legends.
“Damn it, these damned Undead should have been cleaned out a long ti ago, and now they’ve beco a major problem instead.”
The other two just nodded slightly without saying much, as they were all from a troop background, possessing better obedience than average people.
Similarly, they had fewer subjective ideas and didn’t consider that much.
“Sir, what should we do?
This battle is likely going to be very difficult for us to win.”
Looking at the endless Undead Troops and the sky filled with air forces darkening the sky.
Ever since the beginning of the battle, there had been constant attacks from the air forces, and it looked like the sky had turned dark.
Under this environnt, under this pressure, the soldiers could only perform half as well as usual.
In front, as the Ghost Mages began to cast spells, those armies disintegrated even faster, and it seed that it would spread to their side soon.
“We must take action, if we don’t they won’t stop to negotiate, and we no longer have a chance to escape.”
News ca too late, and Barro already foresaw his fate, just like those people from the Blue Sand Kingdom.
He had forced the Blue Sand Kingdom to compromise just a few days ago, but who would have thought that in just a few days they would have fallen to this state?
If only he had known…
but even if he did, there seed to be no solution.
That strength of the Undead was definitely not sothing that they got a temporary boost in recent days, he believed that it was impossible for the opponent to have improved so quickly.
Even if they had territories, how could they achieve such combat power without several years or even decades of developnt?
Barro apologized to his two subordinates, then led them into the battlefield.
The Legendary Experts took action and imdiately cleared a large area of the battlefield, finally raising the soldiers’ morale.
However, it didn’t take long before they found themselves blocked by soone else’s Legendary Experts.
Those were Undead, also Legendary, but in larger numbers.
Because two had gone back to heal, this ti there were only seven Legends taking action.
But because of their previous combat experience with Legendary Experts, they handled the situation more easily.
Plus, since their own strength had improved slightly, no one’s Legendary strength in the New Moon Kingdom could match that of Carola, which made this battle even smoother.
When the Skeleton Flying Dragons flew down, when the White Bone Griffin Knights joined the battle, when the Golden Ghost Mages took action.
This war’s pressure was instantly mitigated to the minimum, and just three hours into the battle, the aura of the three besieged Legendary Experts had plumted.
Finally, Fang Hao seized the opportunity to seriously injure Barro, then had the Golden Rank Skeleton Heroes finish him off, marking the beginning of the end of this battle.
A few minutes later, the other two Legends were each killed, completely ending the Legendary power of the New Moon Kingdom.
When this news spread, the armies outside the Royal Capital imdiately collapsed, uncontrollably so.
The Undead only needed to advance and capture them, then detain them.
When the news reached inside the city, the already chaotic city surprisingly quieted down.
For they knew that they no longer had a chance to win.
Let alone winning, they didn’t even have a chance to escape.
Now, all they could do was negotiate, trying to find a way to survive.
Or rather, in surviving, retain as many benefits as possible.
The first to act were the Nobles; they didn’t need Fang Jie to take action, they took control of the Royal Family on their own.
Even the King was being watched by many, absolutely not letting the King wander off.
Otherwise, without him, who would beco the scapegoats in what follows?
The King watched these subjects—who were loyal in the morning and had completely rebelled by the afternoon—without uttering a word.
To have reached this point, who didn’t know how to choose?
The entire Imperial Palace was very quiet, but the mindset of everyone inside was anything but calm.
Their minds were constantly contemplating various strategies and policies, nowhere as tranquil as it appeared on the surface.
Finally, as the Undead Army entered and took gradual control of the city, stabilizing it, Fang Hao finally entered the Imperial Palace and was t with this rather mysterious scene.
“You have arrived, this ti you have triumphed; the New Moon Kingdom will henceforth be yours.”
The King of the New Moon Kingdom slowly stood up, simultaneously removing the crown from his head.
This was his way of physically expressing his stance.
Seeing this, the other Nobles also breathed a sigh of relief.
If he had insisted on confronting them head-on, who knew if the opponents would beco enraged and annihilate them all?
They could only pray that these Undead were as the rumors suggested, controlled by a human.
After all, if it were a human in control, there might be a slight chance of survival.
From their behavior, not having exterminated everyone to use as resources, there must be so reliability.
“Very well, since you have surrendered, our people will take over here from now on.”
“May I et your Lord?” the King asked ponderously.
“I’m sorry, our Lord is very busy and has no ti to see you.”
Hearing this, a smile appeared in the King’s eyes—it seed he had bet correctly.
He hadn’t imagined that those incredible rumors were actually true.
“Although most of our treasures are in the vault, there are still so special items, and so that you could use.
What I ask for is rely so consolation.”
The King presented an image of a blueprint to Fang Hao.
Fang Hao nodded slightly, “I need to discuss this with our Lord.” This was indeed sothing they could use.
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