Global Lords: Hundredfold Increments Starting With the Undead

The recruitment conditions for the five types of troops were clearly laid out.

Tier 4 and Tier 5 troops both required a piece of Sea Scale Stone.

Under the enhancement of a hundredfold boost, they offered the highest cost-performance ratio.

The subsequent "Skeleton Sawfish" and "Skeleton Steel-toothed Shark" belong to large fish species that could have effects in the ocean that Murfolk troops couldn't achieve.

The Skeleton Wyrm Guardian was Tier 8, the highest tier but also the most consuming, not only requiring 5 pieces of Sea Scale Stone but also 3 pieces of Star Silver.

Within the territory, Star Silver could only be produced in small quantities at the "Webweaver Camp's" Mithril Mine.

When spending, one still needed to be cautious.

He confirmed the quantity of Sea Scale Stones, 420 pieces.

310 of them were obtained from treasure chests, 110 were from items sold in the shop, and the rest were exchanged by transmigrators.

Just as Fang Hao was pondering which troops would be best to recruit.

Demitrija came back and said, "My lord, there are over 3,000 transformed Skeleton Murfolk."

More than three thousand Murfolk, indeed a sizeable number.

This way, fewer Murfolk needed to be recruited.

Fang Hao nodded and then began the recruitment.

[Hundredfold Amplification Triggered, Recruited Skeleton Bottom-Dwelling Giant Fish 2020.]

[Hundredfold Amplification Triggered, Recruited Skeleton Murfolk 6060.]

[Hundredfold Amplification Triggered, Recruited Skeleton Sawfish 505.]

[Hundredfold Amplification Triggered, Recruited Skeleton Steel-toothed Shark 505.]

[Hundredfold Amplification Triggered, Recruited Skeleton Wyrm Guardian 4040.]

Fang Hao confirmed the recruitment, and swathes of light flickered across the sky.

Countless fish bones scattered on the empty ground around him, flopping ceaselessly.

He spent all the Sea Scale Stones.

The recruitment materials were prepared for battle readiness.

Having them all recruited would prevent any situation where there might be insufficient forces in times of danger.

By then, it would be too late to recruit more.

Looking at the flopping fish bones on the ground, Fang Hao immediately ordered, "Skeleton Murfolk and Skeleton Wyrm Guardians, carry these fish bones to the Troop Hiding Cave outside the city."

Splash!

The Murfolk and Wyrm Guardians began to move.

Picking up the legless fish species, they carried them towards the Troop Hiding Cave.

The Skeleton Bottom-Dwelling Giant Fish were almost two meters in length, with sharp 'sawtooth' shaped teeth in their mouths.

The Skeleton Sawfish were between five to six meters long, their most distinctive feature being the two-meter-long sword-shaped extension from their upper jaw, with hard protrusions along the edges, resembling an electric saw.

The Skeleton Steel-toothed Shark, by estimation, were close to eight meters long; their large, sawtooth-shaped teeth, after becoming White Bone, were nearly 15 centimeters in length, exuding danger.

These three belonged to the category of fish.

If classified on land, they would be considered fierce beasts.

Their own attack method was 'tearing and biting,' and the Sawfish had an additional attack method of 'sword saw,' that is, attacking with the protruding sword-shaped sawteeth.

Afterward, Fang Hao specifically looked at the attributes of the [Skeleton Wyrm Guardian].

[Skeleton Wyrm Guardian (Tier 8)]

[Faction: Undead]

[Racial Traits: Undead, Hollow Skeleton, Light Weakness, Amphibious.]

[Skills: Multi-Attack, Wave Breaker Combat, Tear and Bite, Water Resistance.]

[Fixed Skills: Intermediate Combat Mastery, Advanced Swimming Mastery, Advanced War Halberd Mastery.]

(Note: The Skeleton troop type converted from corpses still retains the characteristics and attack patterns from before death.)

Wyrm Guardians.

From a skeletal standpoint, they were closer to the 'Beiyehu' of the Sea Tribe.

A human body with a serpentine tail for the lower half.

Their appearance might be a bit odd, but as long as they could display combat power when the time came, that was what mattered.

With the newly recruited skeletons, Fang Hao left the city.

He also crafted blue-quality [Agile White Steel Sets] for the Murfolk and Wyrm Guardians.

This equipment was obtained from treasure chests after slaying Murfolk.

A perfect trial for these troop types.

Once everything was arranged, Fang Hao then returned to the lord's mansion.

...

Night fell.

Fang Hao brought Rolana and went to Lyss City again.

Different from last time.

This time, the three of them had done what they needed to and felt more relaxed.

In the spacious study, a screen divided the room into two spaces.

On one side were Fang Hao and Rebecca; on the other side of the screen was Rolana, who felt their conversation interfered with her comic reading.

The maids training seriously, Fang Hao also swapped out many sets of comics and novels for them.

To serve as leisure reading.

Rebecca's marshmallow-like buttocks sat on his thighs.

"Do I need to arrange some guards for Haber?" asked Fang Hao as he bounced Rebecca in his lap.

"Arranging guards for a hero, wouldn't that be laughable?" Rebecca turned her head, looking at him.

"Hmm, then I'll just allocate more troops," Fang Hao continued.

As long as there were enough people, no enemy was unbeatable.

Rebecca pecked his lips, "Alright, don't worry, I've arranged everything."

"Okay, as long as you have a plan."

Rebecca responded with another smile and continued, "You didn't see it today; Dordy was so mad, smoke was practically coming out of his hair."

"He just wanted to use your aerial ship to reinforce the coast quickly. Who would have thought you'd just throw down the gauntlet? Of course he's angry," Fang Hao could understand Dordy's feelings.

If he were Dordy, he surely would have been fuming too.

The plan was to use deterrence in the negotiations, but you went over and flipped the negotiating table.

Who wouldn't be angry?

"It doesn't matter now; what's done is done."

"Did he agree to your plan?"

"Agree my ass; we argued for half a day. In the end, we decided that the Federation Army would still focus on holding the defense line, and the matter of attacking would be solely the responsibility of Lyss City," Rebecca said, her tone somewhat irritated.

"Shall I help you?" Rolana's voice came from behind the screen.

"No need, it wouldn't be good for the Federation to discover your identity, and besides, I've already arranged everything; there will be no problems." Rebecca's gaze, however, was on Fang Hao, "But I do need those transmigrators of yours to assist with their troops. The Upper House of Lyss City will look after them in the future."

Fang Hao frowned and said, "Helping you is fine, but don't screw them over; I have a pretty good reputation out there."

"What are you thinking? Would I even do that?"

Come to think of it, Rebecca would con the council, con Dordy.

But she surely wouldn't swindle her own people, right?

"Alright, I'll talk to them about it." After a slight pause, Fang Hao continued, "The Hall Sanctuary, they still haven't let you go there?"

"Once the matter with the Sea Tribe is over, I will leave," she replied.

"Hmm."

Their conversation about Federation affairs ended, and suddenly there seemed to be nothing left to talk about.

After a moment of silence.

Rebecca glanced at the screen.

Carefully, she stood up in front of him.

With her fair jade fingers, she placed them to her lips and made a 'shh' gesture.

Quietly, she lifted her skirt hem, revealing smooth and shiny silk stockings; the black fabric wrapped around her skin, outlining her round and full legs.

The hem of the skirt was raised just right, teasingly covering the crucial spots.

The dignified Rebecca, making such a seductive gesture.

It was the first time he had seen her like this, and his eyes nearly popped.

Rebecca, holding the hem of her skirt, turned around and swayed her hips slightly, silently asking, "How's that? Pretty?"

"Pretty," Fang Hao nodded earnestly and motioned her over.

Rebecca flashed a sultry smile and sat down on a sofa nearby, tensing her tiptoes, draped her slender black silk-clad feet atop his chest.

Just when the two thought their actions were very secretive.

A lazy voice came from behind the screen, "That's enough; you'll have plenty of time later."

...

The morning sun shone through the windows into the room.

It was like scattering bunches of shining gold on the floor.

On the bed, Fang Hao lay flat with a beautiful woman and a cold-eyed girl lying on either side of him.

Rolana lay on his left arm, a thin blanket covering her from the waist down, revealing a large patch of pale skin, showing no signs of fatigue, still holding a book and occasionally wetting her fingertips to turn a page.

Rebecca lay on the other side, covered by the same blanket, exposing her lush body and glancing annoyingly at the man next to her, pinching him under the cover.

The slight movement caused the blanket to move, revealing a fuzzy rabbit tail.

Rebecca had been with Fang Hao longer than Rolana.

The two had plans and had tricked Rolana into joining them.

But who would have thought that, in the end, they would team up to tease her.

Subjecting her to an indescribably embarrassing treatment.

Fang Hao, pinched lightly, did not get angry; he pulled her into his embrace, his arm reaching behind to stroke the fluffy tail.

Thud, thud!

Just as the three were enjoying the leisurely morning.

The door was knocked on once more, and still, it was the maid's reminding voice, "Madam, the officials have arrived in the hall."

Rebecca's alluring gaze cleared up as she observed the light outside the window.

She immediately rolled out of bed and began to hustle.

Under the watchful eyes of Fang Hao and the other, Rebecca dressed and took out the rabbit tail, hiding it in the drawer.

With a look full of warning, she glared at the two of them and walked straight out the door.

Fang Hao stretched lazily.

He moved to embrace the delicate body at his side.

...

Two days later.

On the open sea.

A fleet composed of six ships was swiftly sailing.

"Everyone, keep a sharp lookout; if any ship appears, sink it immediately. We can't let any Federation ship show up on the open sea."

"Yes!" the crew responded in unison on the deck.

"Are the people from the Federation stupid? Actually threatening the Sea Tribe to compensate, even saying that if the Sea Tribe doesn't pay, they will attack the Sea Tribe islands."

"It's all just posturing, having lost so many ships, they surely want to save some face."

"I think so too; it's nothing but a ploy to drag things out, to make the Sea Tribe lower their prices."

"Hmph! Whatever they are planning, this venture with the Sea Tribe has earned us quite a lot of benefits, much faster than developing slowly."

"If they really want to send troops, today would be the last deadline, but there's not a single ship on the sea!"

"That's right; the Federation doesn't have that many ships to attack islands. It's just nonsense."

"This time, making the Federation suffer a loss is also avenging 'Shi He Ming.' May he have seen today's scene."

A few transmigrators stood on the deck, chatting happily.

Suddenly, they felt a shadow loom overhead.

Had it become overcast?