Global Lord: My Undead Can Undergo Fission-Chapter 754: New Vampire Cultivation Method

Fang Jie gently lifted his head, "Is it completed already? After this, taking control of that plane will be very easy."

This was Fang Jie’s original body, and at this moment, his possession had dissipated, his consciousness having fully returned. The matters that followed could be slowly cleaned up by his subordinates.

Even those natives could be assigned tasks now.

For the sake of secrecy, he hadn’t revealed himself before, but now it wasn’t necessary. It was common knowledge that they should be given opportunities to achieve accomplishments, allowing them to climb upwards and enhance themselves through their merits.

"Leave two demigods to watch over them, let the others continue to explore the otherworld," Fang Jie instructed Dorola and the others before delving back into his research. The deeper he went into his research on transformation methods, the more beneficial Fang Jie considered them.

Initially, Fang Jie’s research on element transformation revealed that it had very low compatibility with the biology of living beings.

Hasty transformations weren’t beneficial to the subject itself, but since some had already undergone the process, it was okay to proceed.

Undead transformation developed from this basis, representing a unique discovery. It was even said to be a method first tentatively explored by the natives, yielding excellent results, far surpassing conventional methods for transforming elemental beings.

Once the transformation was successful, the subject would also become an undead, of course, an active one.

That is, on the surface, they would still appear like normal people, similar to the undead creatures akin to a zombie clan.

Such undead theoretically retained all normal human abilities, except for the ability to reproduce—this was forfeited during the transformation process, and couldn’t be retained after its completion.

After all, being undead creatures, it was fundamentally impossible for them to possess such capabilities.

However, Fang Jie ultimately discovered that vampires, a unique type of undead creatures, were different. Although classified among the undead, vampires indeed possessed reproductive capabilities and could transform other beings with their blood into their own kind.

Vampires had now integrated into themselves, becoming a single entity with the blood servants.

This was a special type of vampire, existing between life and death.

It could be said that these vampires were normal beings, but at the same time, they could be considered a type of dead spirit.

Most importantly, Fang Jie discovered that even when using undead for contracts, to perfectly perform the transformation, one must absorb the undead, making it a part of oneself.

Thus, a loyal subordinate would be lost; Fang Jie felt a twinge of regret.

Those of too low level were not effective and had limited potential. But it would also be a waste to use those of too high a level.

Vampires differed, with their essence being blood rather than undead themselves. Therefore, after contracting a vampire, there was no need to seal the vampire itself but just some of its blood.

After Fang Jie’s research, he managed to refine vampire blood even further.

This enabled the creation of a special heart using blood, which could be sealed for transformation. In this way, the effect was the same as having sealed the original vampire, without any loss to oneself.

As for the vampire’s own energy depletion in creating the heart, it could be restored afterward by consuming more blood or blood honey.

This method was easier and more relaxed than the original cultivation transformation method, endowing great potential. During fusion, it was only necessary to merge with one heart, significantly lowering the risk.

Crucially, through this transformation, cultivators would become special vampires under Fang Jie’s command.

Leveraging the characteristics of the undead system itself, along with those of the Divine Domain, Fang Jie was confident that these transformed vampires would become die-hard loyalists in no time, akin to zealot believers.

Importantly, transforming into a vampire was a desire for many, especially the elderly.

At the end of their lives, they would appreciate the value of life, not wanting to die—then they would opt for transformation. Some even wished to become skeleton undead creatures, illustrating their determination.

However, every transformation had its flaws.

Even the vampire’s Initial Embrace turned one into a subservient being.

Not only could one not refuse commands from those above, but one’s own strength could never surpass the Initial Embrace giver.

However, with this transformation, things were different—one became equal to those above, with no master above oneself.

Although inherently one’s talent potential might not reach the level of the progenitor, the self-imposed restrictions were already negligible compared to the progenitor’s. This transformation was believed to align more closely with those individuals’ desires.

"So this transformation method can indeed be distributed as a kind of reward. Wait, I have some more ideas; if successful, perhaps this secret transformation technique could even be differentiated into various levels."

Fang Jie pondered and didn’t act immediately but continued his research.

As expected, since all transformations were using blood-cultivated hearts, there were different levels to this transformation. This differed from others who merged multiple different elements, resulting in diminished potential.

Since these hearts were of the same origin, no matter the fusion, the effect remained the same as fusing with one.

This meant that the transformation could be divided into different levels—from the initial Apprentice Level heart of the Blood Clan to everything available up to the Legendary Level. Meritorious service allowed for the fusion of higher-level hearts.

Not only did it enhance strength quickly, but it also gradually improved one’s potential.

As for the Demigod Level, this was not yet available, as Fang Jie’s vampires had not reached the demigod status.

Honestly, the blood servants were somewhat lacking, failing to meet Fang Jie’s standards. He hoped that the newly fused vampires would eventually reach, this level.

After completing his research, Fang Jie handed these findings to his mage subordinates.

Further improvements were left to them; Fang Jie had no desire to be personally involved in those tedious matters.

As for Fang Jie himself, he continued his own understandings and explorations of other planes and worlds. Next was the gradual advancement, ultimately ascending to godhood.

"I should collect more things. After a while, I still need to make a trip to the City of Death; some items can’t be bought at all without enough level," Fang Jie was also troubled by these matters.

After all, to acquire items related to gods, one must first come close to godhood, at least a Half-step God.

If not at that level, they wouldn’t even sell, and one could guess that it must be the Undead God manipulating things from behind.

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