Seeing the training ground’s effectiveness, it began to roll out comprehensively. While not ubiquitous, many places where people congregated now had a training ground in their midst.
Qin Lan had integrated the training ground into the five major systems, making it a part of the whole.
From then on, not only could one use rit to access the training ground, but also contributions from various guilds. The exchange thods differed, however, which accommodated most users’ needs.
As for the few who didn’t appreciate this model, it had nothing to do with them.
anwhile, with the concerted effort of Fang Jie and the higher-ups, two special skills were continually refined. Originally difficult to learn, the skills beca different once deconstructed.
At least many of the techniques could be integrated into other spells for use.
Thus, the combat strength of the lord’s undead elites began to rise, especially in large-scale warfare, making significant strides. Yet, in a short ti, those two skills hadn’t fully t expectations.
To better study them, Fang Jie, forrly uninterested in learning these two skills, ended up mastering them.
And as his contemplation reached its zenith, the two skills transford into demigod-level skills automatically.
Though Fang Jie grasped more, he found it impossible to progress further. He knew his own limitations and lack of knowledge ant he could only improve gradually over ti.
Or, perhaps when he attained the divine level, he could modify them further.
While researching, Fang Jie also took ti to transmute a portion of the elves and beastn.
Though not outwardly apparent, their bloodlines carried an indelible mark from Fang Jie, impossible to erase for many generations.
By then, these races would have completed a thorough transmutation.
"Has the Demon’s onslaught ended? And now so many are applying to hunt demons?"
Fang Jie saw today’s report; the Northern demons’ onslaught had ceased. Now it was ti to initiate their final strategy. Still quicker were the native armies and adventurers.
So of sufficient strength realized that their ability to earn rit in beastman and elf territories was diminishing rapidly.
After all, many had already surrendered, and these could not be attacked. Striking the surrendered would not be ritorious, but a cri. Since surrendering ant in theory becoming Fang Jie’s subjects.
The best way to earn more rit was to hunt demons.
After all, demons might be cowardly and opportunistic, but they never surrender.
Unless communication was established, but rational conversation with mindless, lowly demons was virtually impossible. Hence, all demon kills counted toward rit.
Now, beyond his territory, Fang Jie had scattered nurous Lord’s Cottages.
Many ambitious people were exceedingly keen on the Lord’s Cottages. Even acting as proxy lords could bring unimaginable benefits, so of course, they desired one.
"Since they’ve all co, let them join as spies," Fang Jie decided.
After so thought, he issued another order, "Give orders for the border troops to leave half for defense and send the rest to scour the Demon Region. Continue to redeploy the reinforcents, all to the North."
At Fang Jie’s command, the well-planned Northern expedition was fully activated.
A vast legion surged ceaselessly toward the North, appearing from afar like a white tide. From a distance, it was unclear that this was made up of skeletons.
It was a remarkable sight, a mighty wave ford by mortal forces.
Simultaneously, Fang Jie and others sneaked into the North with the troops.
Their objective was simple: target the demon creatures that had reached the demigod level. If they could advance without detection, they might launch surprise attacks and reap greater victories.
As the two empires had fallen and their demigods were all dead, not so many of Fang Jie’s demigods needed to stay in one place, which would be wasteful.
Despite many demigods being injured, Fang Jie still deployed eighteen.
Including himself, their combat power nearly doubled.
Unexpectedly, as they advanced, they encountered no Demon Demigods. All demons they ca across were annihilated by the undead, their corpses taken for use.
In so areas behind the front lines, Lord’s Cottages had begun to pop up in local spots and construction was underway.
Indeed, not many natives liked this region, so Fang Jie simply turned it into a direct lord-level territory. The proxy lords under his command were also his undead minions, giving him free rein to assign commands.
Functionality mattered, not those so-called rits.
Upon their arrival, the first constructions were only of two kinds: defensive structures and farmlands. Nurous farmlands served to transform the ground.
The local environnt, tainted by demonic essence, featured a thick crust of molten lava-solidified rock.
The deeper one traveled, the thicker the stone on the ground and the more prevalent the molten lava. The air carried the sll of sulfur and another peculiar scent undetectable to most— the essence of demons.
"The aura is getting stronger. It seems we should be nearing our destination soon," said Fang Jie after sensing the concentration of power around him. At that mont, the troops ahead began to stir again. Whenever this occurred, it ant they encountered vast demon forces.
Only such conflict could cause such distinct commotion from so far away.
"What is it this ti? How many Legendary Demons?" Fang Jie asked.
"Not Legends, but Demigods. Or rather, we should have found their lair by now; it’s inside the range of mountains ahead, and there are more than just one or two Demigods there," Fang Hao said vigilantly beside Fang Jie.
Although Fang Hao was no longer the strongest demigod under Fang Jie, he was still the most versatile. He had been the first hero to follow Fang Jie, who had invested the most in him.
If we talk about post-demigod resource investnt, it was more than double that of the other demigods for Fang Hao.
Hearing Fang Hao’s words, Fang Jie knew that the ti had co to completely unify the entire plane.
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