Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission-Chapter 709 Two Empires Fall in Succession

Fang Jie was engrossed in his fight with the Elf Queen and did not even call his Dead Soul Bone Dragon for help.

However, with the aid of the Dead Soul Bone Dragon, those few demigods around them were in bad luck, and the battle ended in a short time.

Meanwhile, in the Beastman Empire, a large number of Undead commandeered the defenses and almost halved the Beastman Soldiers after taking them over. The resistance consciousness of these Beastmen truly surpassed that of the average race.

Many Beastmen resisted purely for the sake of battle, seemingly indifferent to death.

Though the remaining Beastman Soldiers surrendered, managing them was still a hassle. After all, from time to time, some Beastman would stand tall and call for resistance, leading a group in rebellion, only to be exterminated.

This seemed to be a very heroic act for them, a symbol of a hero.

This was truly a headache for many. Were it not for the complete subjugation of the Beastmen, they likely would have killed those idiotic Beastman Soldiers long ago.

A vast number of Undead Troops headed south, annihilating the Beastmen’s cities and tribes one by one.

The chaotic Royal Capital, not yet having organized its thoughts, was surrounded by Undead and captured in one fell swoop. Finally, with simultaneous attacks from the north and south and the influx of naval forces, the Beastman Empire declared its fall.

But truly gaining control over this vast area was not an easy task.

Afterward, as Fang Jie had anticipated, making up reasons for the war was easy.

Since Beastmen were not Humans and did not fit many people’s aesthetics, after some propaganda packaging, the Beastmen were made out to be utterly evil, and our attack on them turned noble.

Countless individuals signed up to participate, as it was a good opportunity to earn merit.

Especially the members of the Parliament and Cabinet, who were eager to join in. After all, they too wanted to secure a large territory for themselves, not wanting to end up with nothing.

Especially after learning of the limited size of this Plane, it was even more necessary to secure the land quickly.

No one favored the land of the Demons opposite them, as there was nothing there but Demons.

Even if it were to be reformed in the future, what matters is what can be built, so that area essentially became Fang Jie’s own exclusive territory, with no need or way to parcel it out.

Next, the battle shifted toward the realm of the elves. At the northern border, the few demigods left by the elves were no match for the sudden attack of ten Undead Demigods.

All the demigods were annihilated, and a large number of Undead then took over the border defenses.

However, Elves were different from Beastmen; their resolve to resist was strong, but they would not seek death intentionally. Only a third of the border soldiers were killed, and the rest surrendered completely.

At least, they didn’t dare to resist under such circumstances, but thought of other ways instead.

Fang Jie wouldn’t care about this; these soldiers were all people with firm wills. When the opportunity arose, he planned to reform them with the Life and Death Reincarnation technique. At this time, construction of Magic Arrays had already begun discreetly along the northern border of the two empires.

The battle between Fang Jie and the Elf Queen lasted a full five days.

During these five days, the Elf Queen could feel Fang Jie’s combat power increasing rapidly. Although it seemed like a normal battle on the surface, in reality, Fang Jie was using less and less power.

It wasn’t that his available strength was diminishing, but rather his own abilities had improved. If he didn’t consciously reduce his power, the Elf Queen would have likely died long ago. Fang Jie did not want to waste such a sparring opportunity.

Clearly, the Elf Queen realized something, and although the subsequent fighting was fierce, it was essentially a sparring match.

In this way, Fang Jie absorbed a vast amount of experience, though occasionally the Elf Queen would still be caught off guard.

The Power of Death touched her several times, not intentionally, but because Fang Jie suddenly enhanced some experience or skill, causing the Elf Queen to be unable to defend or dodge in time.

Each touch drained Life Force crazily, and a portion was directly converted into the Power of Death.

Her originally radiant face was now filled with signs of age and weariness.

For normal Elves, noticeable signs of aging wouldn’t appear until they were near death.

Not to mention a demigod; under normal circumstances, even at death, a demigod’s appearance would not change.

The power of Fang Jie had aged the Elf Queen thus, demonstrating just how terrifying it was. As she watched the reassembled demigods approaching, the Elf Queen realized the futility of her resistance.

The Undead Demigods had all come, and the battle fluctuations in the distance had stopped. The Black Flame Empire was finished.

Once again touched by the Death Touch, the Elf Queen’s body was now far more suffused with Death Energy than Life. The strength she could muster had diminished greatly, and she no longer qualified to serve as a sparring partner for Fang Jie.

Just as Fang Jie was ready to dispose of her, the Elf Queen was the first to stop.

"You have won this battle; I hope you will treat my people kindly. This is the last gift I leave to you," she said.

With that, a powerful force burst forth from the Elf Queen; the signs of age instantly disappeared, returning to her original appearance. The next moment, a tremendous strength was infused into her magic wand, crown, and a necklace.

The next instant, the Elf Queen dissolved into points of light, gradually vanishing.

"Leaving behind an inheritance, huh? Well, you’ve left me something I can’t refuse," Fang Jie remarked.

He approached and checked, discovering the item contained only an inheritance, without any trickery. The only issue was some memories that could guide those who accepted the inheritance.

But such a thing wasn’t treachery, as memories of such magnitude naturally had that capacity.

With Fang Jie’s four Talent Laws, it was easy to discern.

"I’ll just seal these memories and read through them layer by layer. This is indeed very suitable for Qin Lan. It seems that the Elf Queen understood me well," Fang Jie reflected.

Sometimes, using sentiments to compel people works much better.

At least, by accepting this gift, Fang Jie couldn’t possibly be too harsh on the Black Flame Elves. However, these Black Flame Elves would still need to undergo reformation and education and be dispersed.

If they were allowed to congregate, who knows what they would plan.

Elves have long lifespans, so achieving their complete allegiance to him wasn’t something that could be done in an instant. It might take a few hundred, or even several thousand years—indeed, quite the headache.

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