867: Chapter 463: Imperial Secret Seeds Laboratory_3 867: Chapter 463: Imperial Secret Seeds Laboratory_3 Several plans ca to mind for Sir Sun, considering the information he currently had to strike Boneset Country from multiple angles.
However, he needed to make so trade-offs among these plans; it was impossible for every plan to be executed or successful.
After thinking and weighing options for more than a Shichen, Sir Sun selected a few plans.
The first one was to contact General Brad!
Having read the mories from those souls, Sir Sun had already mastered a complete set of communication and verification thods.
However, it was hard to impersonate without a large number of Red Barbarians playing their part.
Sir Sun had a headache…
All the Red Barbarian captives had been killed by him.
Planting Spirit Seeds could revive these corpses, but it would require at least a hundred people.
Controlling so many Spirit Seeds would be extrely difficult for Sir Sun.
Believers of the Fire of the Stars had the Black Fla Brand in their bodies, which repelled Sir Sun’s Spirit Seeds.
The higher-ranking the believers, the stronger this resistance.
Believers in the Nanni Nation would be a bit easier to control because the Fire of the Stars treated them as “second-class citizens” and wouldn’t pay as much attention to them.
However, controlling Red Barbarians with Spirit Seeds would be very difficult.
As Sir Sun was struggling with this problem, his granddaughter, who was crouching beside Lord, played with her blood and infiltrated a Red Barbarian corpse.
Then she manipulated the corpse to stand up, gradually adapting and becoming smoother in its movents.
Sir Sun’s eyes sparkled, “How many corpses can you control at once?”
The srizing Demon didn’t know and tilted her head, “Do you want to try?”
“Give it a try!”
Blood vessels stretched out from her back, each one drilling into a corpse.
Then, hundreds of corpses stood up together, their movents uniformly…
Sir Sun shook his head repeatedly, “This won’t work.
They’ll be discovered right away.
You have to make them look like they are all doing their own thing.”
srizing Demon thought about the aning of “doing their own thing” and added her understanding.
Then the corpses scattered about, doing various tasks…
There were even a few that gathered nearby, drawing lines on the ground with stones, and playing hopscotch!
Sir Sun shook his head again, “These blood vessels must not be seen by anyone…”
srizing Demon hid the blood vessels in the Sub-Void, entered the Red Barbarian corpses directly from the Sub-Void with no visible trace.
Sir Sun found it barely acceptable and said, “Bring the ship over and let them board.”
The Red Barbarians’ big ship ca over, and srizing Demon controlled the corpses to board the ship.
Under Sir Sun’s guidance, they took their respective positions, trying hard to get the ship moving.
Since the srizing Demon controlled them all, it was quite difficult to get the ship moving.
After dozens of failed attempts, the ship finally started to move.
Sir Sun said, “You need to practice more and get better at it.”
srizing Demon’s face tightened, and she nodded vigorously.
This was a task assigned by the Master, so she must do her best to complete it.
After practicing for a few days, srizing Demon finally managed to sail the big ship smoothly on the sea.
However, Sir Sun found another problem: over the past few days, the corpses’ sll had grown stronger, making it easy for real experts to detect.
However, these Red Barbarian corpses had not been processed through alchemy, so this gap seed unfixable.
If they wanted to process the corpses, dealing with hundreds of corpses would be a massive project and couldn’t be done in a short ti.
When srizing Demon heard Sir Sun’s concerns, she tilted her head and thought for a while, “I have a solution.”
She pulled out a Talisman and injected it into a corpse.
The corpse’s sll was completely concealed and wasn’t detectable!
To Sir Sun’s surprise, the Talisman had worked.
Last ti, he had given srizing Demon a stack of Talisman books, and he hadn’t expected the little girl to learn so quickly and even invent such a Talisman.
“How clever!” Sir Sun stroked srizing Demon’s head, and the girl’s eyes crinkled with happiness at the complint from her Master.
With everything ready, srizing Demon controlled a Red Barbarian corpse to contact General Brad.
General Brad was stationed near King Port, waiting for news from the three big ships.
As the second-highest military officer among the Red Barbarians in Nanni Nation, he was under the Fourth Judge and wasn’t keen on entering King Port, preferring to stay outside with his Northern Lion Brigade.
If their plan succeeded this ti, he would achieve a great military victory.
The Battle of Ehela Mountain Pass, in which the Fourth Judge was personally involved, had turned out to be a bitter defeat.
With this victory, he could compete with the Fourth Judge within the Nanni Nation.
General Brad had been worried over the past days, as the three ships should have arrived by now.
If he hadn’t received any news recently, it ant sothing had gone wrong.
This was also the reason why Sir Sun didn’t have enough ti for processing the corpses.
“General, our fleet encountered a disaster on the route!” The one responsible for contacting General Brad was Sodick, the leader of the Third Group.
He spoke in a sorrowful voice, “Out of our entire fleet, only our ship remains.
But don’t worry, General, we will do our best to complete the task that My God has given us— we still have the stuff.”
General Brad was sowhat suspicious, “Why are you contacting instead of His Excellency Galvin?”
Galvin was the “escort” with the Power of Six Mountains.
Sodick continued mournfully, “His Excellency Galvin has died in battle.
We encountered the Ocean Devourer, which ambushed our fleet.
The first ship it swallowed was the one carrying the Number Four Ancestral dicine.
His Excellency Galvin tried to reclaim the dicine by fighting the Ocean Devourer to the death.
He managed to retrieve the dicine and the Horn, but he himself…
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