Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission-Chapter 698: The Missing Person and the Extra Demigod

Chapter 698: Chapter 698: The Missing Person and the Extra Demigod

Fang Jie had just returned and once again found himself within the temple. He carried a few items in his hands—items he had exchanged earlier.

Innately, Fang Jie wanted to smile but suddenly felt a gaze fixed on him. Without looking up, he knew it was the Cloud God watching him.

The smile that had almost appeared on Fang Jie’s face disappeared in an instant— he knew that the Cloud God was observing him.

Thus, Fang Jie hurriedly behaved very submissively, bowed, and then left the vicinity.

"Being watched by a God really doesn’t feel good. I need to find a way to ascend to the Divine Level soon," Fang Jie thought to himself, though his face revealed nothing.

Although it is said that Gods can only observe the inside of the temple and not see other parts of the Territory,

who knows? Who knows whether the news might be deliberately released by the Gods? After all, if this news isn’t part of the information given by the Territory, it can’t be taken as true.

After returning to the Lord Mansion, Fang Jie finally felt completely at ease because this place was the safest.

"Fang Jie, you’re back. It’s great that you’re safe, What exactly happened this time? Why were we barred from coming over?"

Qin Lan originally wanted to accompany Fang Jie and was also a bit surprised. Besides, even if not accompanying, merely allowing others to go over for work would have made many things more convenient.

Some things, the Undead just aren’t very good at.

Fang Jie had been busy himself during this period, and even simplified tasks kept him very busy.

Moreover, according to Qin Lan’s calculations—because Fang Jie handled things rather roughly, many details were not managed well. This led to them obtaining almost half less when they developed that world.

Fang Jie himself didn’t care much about these things, but that didn’t mean others felt the same.

Sitting in his own place, Fang Jie relaxed completely. "It’s not that I didn’t let you come over. It was just really dangerous this time. You probably have no idea that this was actually a conspiracy."

Fang Jie quickly shared what he had previously known, and Qin Lan’s mouth slowly opened in surprise.

"No way, the Gods, do Gods really care about these things?"

Fang Jie nodded seriously and said, "Of course, after all, Gods were once ordinary creatures and naturally have their own thoughts. It’s just that they are of a much higher level and their needs differ from those of ordinary creatures."

Then, Fang Jie opened the discussion forum: "You can’t see the high-end discussion forum, so you wouldn’t know that there have been big changes here recently." A strange expression appeared in Fang Jie’s eyes.

Some previously active members were now nowhere to be seen, replaced by others.

From this aspect, many former Demigods had vanished. If it were just this, one might argue that it was due to a great battle causing huge losses, which would be quite normal.

But the current situation was different because there were too many new Demigods.

Like bamboo shoots after rain, where could all these Demigods have sprouted from? There was only one answer: they had emerged through the merging of Divine Fragments, and many looked quite arrogant.

Those who truly knew something didn’t confront these individuals at this time; they simply observed silently.

Moreover, plenty of people were coming out to divert the conversation, desperately trying to shift the topic away from these changes. Whenever someone asked about similar matters, there were always those who would forcefully change the subject.

With such an aggressive method of whitewashing, how could Fang Jie not see through it?

Nowadays, Fang Jie’s thinking was not what it used to be. Perhaps some had realized something, but those who had, definitely wouldn’t dare talk nonsense, and those who hadn’t realized, well, let them continue being foolish.

Perhaps in the next cycle, some of these fools would be hunted.

"This, are Demigods really that dangerous? I never expected that stepping onto this level would encounter even more darkness. These Gods, aren’t they just farming Demigods for materials?"

"Perhaps. In their eyes, if you don’t reach the level of God, you might as well be no different from an ant."

"So what should I do?" Although far from that level, Qin Lan also had aspirations.

Her man was a Demigod; she couldn’t possibly remain below that level forever. Even if it meant merging with Divine Fragments, she must achieve it eventually to stay by his side continuously.

Fang Jie smiled, "Generally, it’s about reducing compatibility."

Fang Jie shared some answers he had obtained before. "So using my Talent, I directly created multiple Law Seeds, which no one can be compatible with, so they can’t harvest me."

Although he could be envied and eliminated by others for doing this, he shouldn’t stop advancing just for fear of envy. Besides, as long as he didn’t deliberately expose himself, they wouldn’t suspect too much.

It might be that after breaking through Demigod, he might comprehend other Laws.

Such Laws weren’t his Original Law, but they would still cause his Divine Fragments to change. In this case, the compatibility would similarly decrease.

At most, others might think he was slow to act, giving him the opportunity.

Of course, most people at the Demigod stage usually only focused on one Law, not venturing into others. Those people, in fact, were the prime targets for harvesting.

"So that’s how it is, but my Talent isn’t enough."

"Don’t worry, I’ll teach you a few necessary things. If it comes to it, we’ll conquer a few more Planes. By not absorbing the Origin, you can also gain random Talents, and perhaps you’ll get a really good one."

Fang Jie, because he himself had special Talent, didn’t worry about this.

Although this method of obtaining Talent was difficult, it wasn’t a bad way either.

With the current strength of his Territory, helping Qin Lan achieve this wasn’t entirely impossible. Of course, this also required Qin Lan’s strength to continue improving, as her current just-entered-silver level strength was pretty weak.

Not to mention, Qin Lan now had strength, but truly lacked other capabilities. She hadn’t even learned a few Spells, spending most of her time dealing with matters instead.

"Humph, as if I have that much time. We’ll talk about training a successor later."

Qin Lan looked towards Anya, the little girl most suited for the task, just uncertain about her progress rate. If it took too long, by that time, a grown-up Anya might not want to take over these troublesome matters.

It was even possible that by then, Anya would also need to prepare for these growth stages.

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