Chapter 2965: A Plan
Chapter 2965: A Plan
Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Two months later.
Aboard the Nether Sea starship vessel.
In the cultivation chamber, Fang Heng suddenly opened his eyes.
The Undead Council’s accumulation over tens of thousands of years was a valuable treasure for him.
As he refined his mental strength and soul power, his ability to control and comprehend the undead aura had improved significantly.
By now, Fang Heng could feel that he had reached a stage where he could wield undead power with complete fluency.
Fang Heng raised his head and looked at the image of the Undead Council’s chairman, Georgi, on the screen.
Georgi nodded with satisfaction, his eyes filled with praise. He said, "Very good, Fang Heng. You are the most talented scholar I’ve ever seen. In just two months, you’ve already reached the level of complete integration."
"Thank you, mentors, for your careful guidance."
During this period, Fang Heng had spent most of his time grinding.
The primary focus was cultivating necromancy.
Necromancy progressed mainly through completing missions and energy infusion, and had significant shortcomings in spell control and mastery.
Many things that players considered basic were completely unfamiliar to Fang Heng.
Therefore, on the starship, connected to the Undead Council via remote signal, Fang Heng received daily one-on-one cultivation guidance from the Undead Council instructors.
"No need to be polite. That’s all for today. Also, there was news yesterday—rumor has it that the God King from the Holy Realm has emerged from seclusion. It’s said he comprehended a new kind of power, made some arrangements within the Holy Court, and then returned to closed-door cultivation."
"Today, someone from the Holy Court will be coming to negotiate with us. It’s expected that both sides will enter a period of peace."
Fang Heng nodded to himself.
The Holy Court hadn’t gained any real advantage in the war with the undead.
Although they were technically still at war, there had been no real conflict for some time. The Undead Council, of course, remained on alert, wary of the revived God King launching a new offensive.
But it seemed this new God King had a good grasp of the situation? He came out of seclusion just to talk peace?
Meanwhile, in the Death Realm, after the Death Realm Orb was teleported into the undead world, the Dark Clan gradually became familiar with the new world. As the "New World" developed further, the Dark Clan’s loyalty toward Fang Heng also steadily grew.
Conditions in the death realm continued to worsen, with over 90% of the territory now occupied by Disaster.
Those Dark Clan members who refused to enter the new world and preferred death had also gradually fallen in battle against Disaster.
The Dark Clan’s approval rating in the Underworld Lord advancement mission had unknowingly risen to 87%.
If it hadn’t been for Fang Heng and the Undead Council’s support, the Death Realm would have already been completely devoured by Disaster.
Fang Heng and the Undead Council both found the Death Realm’s situation strange.
Proust had been in the Nether River recovering since his last serious injury.
In theory, he should’ve finished recovering and launched another attack on the death realm by now.
Why had it been so long with no activity?
Was he preparing something big?
In truth, Fang Heng had other plans for the Death Realm.
If Proust still didn’t awaken, he was planning to launch an attack himself.
Honestly, if it were just Proust, Fang Heng wouldn’t be worried.
The problem was the existence of Mu Qingxin, a "cultivator," which made things more complicated.
He needed to plan carefully.
On another front, Fang Heng also initiated a new round of large-scale screening within the world of the vampires.
Suspicious individuals within the vampires were investigated to ensure the purity of the bloodline.
This was to prevent infiltration by other hostile forces.
Additionally, he cooperated with the Eastern Federation to conduct unlocking training for vampire players.
The vampires were, aside from the zombie clones, his most powerful subordinates. Fang Heng began unlocking dimensional strength levels for them, significantly boosting their combat strength.
Especially with his frequent use of the Vampire Gate skill.
Several times, after accepting tasks related to the vampire spawns, Fang Heng used the Vampire Gate to summon vampire warriors into the real world for combat training.
At the same time, he crazily farmed spawn contribution points and tasks related to the Seed of Ouroboros through the spawn mission system.
Currently, the Seed of Ouroboros had reached Level 12, unlocking a third modification slot.
With the cooperation of the Eastern Federation, Fang Heng’s contribution points skyrocketed. He exchanged them for high-tier spawn weapons, fully arming the starship.
In the spawn evaluation system, Fang Heng’s starship had already reached the maximum level rating: MAX.
The Federation, after analyzing the remnants of the Titan alien species, successfully developed spatial warp technology. They also purchased two small spawn ship keys from Fang Heng and then modularized the ships.
Technically, it was a hybrid of Titan and spawn starships.
The Eastern Federation had successfully acquired interstellar travel capabilities.
In just over two months, working with Fang Heng, they built 32 small starships, forming a large interstellar fleet centered around him.
Fang Heng now faced his biggest problem:
A shortage of spawn points.
Even though the ship was grinding missions 24/7, traveling across worlds to complete spawn commissions and collect resources in exchange for points, the consumption rate was just as high.
Exchanging keys and components for 32 small ships, plus upgrading the main ship’s cabins and combat/defense modules, had already consumed a lot.
Fang Heng didn’t hesitate to use all the points he had saved over the past month to redeem the highest-tier spawn weapon, the Star Eye.
The Star Eye was a top-tier weapon designed specifically by the spawn to deal with the Seed of Ouroboros.
Its power could even damage SSS-level Ouroboros insect nests.
Fang Heng was intrigued by it the moment it became available in the exchange list.
With this weapon, he might actually be able to challenge the Seed of Ouroboros in the death realm.
Unfortunately, even after acquiring the blueprint, it still required the construction of 24 prism positioning devices at target locations.
Each tower cost a huge amount to build.
Also, after the Star Eye was completed, every shot would cost a massive amount of contribution points.
Even though his contribution farming rate was terrifying to others, at this pace, it would still take several more months to complete everything.
There was no other way.
He could only keep grinding.
He hoped to finish everything before Proust revived.
Fang Heng sighed at how little time he had to grow, still starting from scratch to accumulate resources, unlike other major forces that had tens of thousands of years of accumulated wealth to spend freely.