GLOBAL LORDS: HUNDREDFOLD INCREMENTS STARTING WITH THE UNDEAD

Chapter 1020: Chapter 629, Slurp!!

“Yes, the transmigrators from Hundred Cities have plentiful goods, we’ve harvested quite a bit,” Shi He Ming said.

“As for the Hundred Cities Federation, we could occupy a piece of territory there to use as a springboard for development,” the transmigrator continued.

The area of the islands is not small, but compared to the mainland, it’s still too crowded.

Neither population development nor resources are suitable for the Human Clan’s expansion.

That’s why Shi He Ming hoped to join the Sea Tribe as soon as possible.

Upon becoming part of the Sea Tribe, the resources for construction would change, and they could travel farther.

But if there was land available, it was indeed worth considering occupying it.

“We’re about to approach the coastal area near Hundred Cities, tell everyone not to provoke the nearby fishing boats, to avoid unnecessary trouble. The matter of occupying cities can wait until the Sea Tribe issue is dealt with,” Shi He Ming continued.

“Yes, I’ll inform them right away.”

The transmigrator left.

The flag on the ship behind began to change.

Continuing to sail with the wind.

…

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Silver Wing City.

Chinatown, inside a shop that was neither large nor small.

The windows of the room were tightly closed, dimming the sunlight.

Several transmigrators were sitting around a round table, discussing in low voices.

“Brother Wang, can we trust the person you mentioned?” one asked.

The man known as Brother Wang was dressed much better than the others.

He nodded and said, “The boss said, as long as we capture Li Rong, each of us gets five thousand Gold Coins, counted and handed over in person.”

Another hesitated and said, “But, Sister Li has helped us a lot; she helped build up this Chinatown. Isn’t it a bit shady to capture her?”

Slap!!

The man known as Brother Wang raised his hand and slapped him, “Li damn Sister, don’t you want the money anymore? Aren’t you planning to buy this shop? If you’re always so cowardly, how will you ever turn things around? Besides, we’re just capturing her, not actually killing her.”

This…

The words sounded reasonable.

But everyone knew that handing Li Rong over was no different from killing her.

It was simply a matter of direct murder versus being an accomplice.

Moreover, Li Rong’s reputation in Silver Wing City was high, especially now that she was an important member of the Mage Association.

It was said that she was also helping other transmigrators to get recommendations to join the Mage Association.

Her reputation was only growing, attracting a following around her.

To go against her, if such a plan were to leak, they could be beaten to death.

“It’s not that we don’t want to help, but Li Rong has a purple-ranked hero by her side, and many guards too. How can we capture her? We would only be going to our deaths,” someone said.

The man known as Brother Wang showed a confident smile.

He replied, “We don’t need to make the plan; we just need to lure her to the right place. The rest isn’t our concern. Now it’s up to you if you want to make this money. If you don’t, there are plenty of others who will.”

This…

The room fell silent once more.

Everyone became quiet, unsure what to do.

Just as Brother Wang stood to leave, someone finally spoke up, “We just need to deal with Li Rong? But she’s not easy to handle, she’s a mage. If things go wrong, we could be blasted to death instantly.”

Brother Wang paused, turned back, and snapped, “Do I need to feed you by hand, give you money for nothing? You don’t want to do anything, take no risks. You deserve to be poor your whole life.”

The criticized man’s face flushed red.

After hesitating for a while.

He finally said, “I’ll do it!”

“I’ll do it too.”

One after another, everyone agreed to the plan.

…

Main City.

After obtaining a revolvers,

Fang Hao equipped Anjia, Demitrija, and the Dwarf Skeleton Hero ‘Frederick’ with these firearms.

In critical times, these powerful, instant-firing weapons.

Could indeed play a significant role.

Although Fang Hao had arranged shooting training for the maids, he did not distribute these weapons to them.

It was very safe within the territory, and giving them out might risk hurting others, or themselves.

If they accidentally lost a few maids because of this,

It would be something to regret.

Leathercrafting area.

Fang Hao, placing the revolver on the table, casually said, “Bach, I want everyone to produce some holsters for this weapon.”

Bach was the leader of the Skeleton Tanner squad.

Picking up the revolver to inspect it, he asked, “Is this a Dwarf short-gun?”

“Yes, a modified type of short-gun; it’s now called a handgun. I need a holster that can be attached at the waist,” Fang Hao explained, picking up a pen and sketching a rough idea from memory.

It wasn’t perfect, but it was not difficult for a craftsman to understand the concepts.

“I understand, something like this,” Bach said, taking the pen and making a few simple modifications.

The shape became more like the holsters seen in previous films.

“Yes, that’s about right, that’s the sort I want,” Fang Hao nodded.

“How many does the lord need?”

“I can’t be sure of the number, but we’ll need them continuously. It’s best to assign a few people to produce these holsters exclusively.”

Bach nodded, “Any particular requirements for the material?”

“Ordinary leather will do,” Fang Hao replied.

“All right, my lord. I understand. Does this firearm need to stay here?” he asked.

“Yes.”

Fang Hao nodded, not picking up the firearm.

After giving instructions for the holsters, he didn’t linger there.

He walked through each area, checking the recent situation and inquiring if the craftsmen had any work-related requests.

The other craftsmen were also doing well, busy with their work.

The goldsmiths, thanks to the popularity of the cosmetic gift boxes, began to get busy too.

The stone masons had become a large group of idlers.

From a distance, Fang Hao saw a group of skeletons holding chisels, gathered together, zoning out.

Or they’d go over to the other craftsmen to help move some stuff around.

They were so idle that their bones ached.

This was truly a matter of occupational difference, Fang Hao wanted to assign them work, but there was none available.

Previously, they could at least carve out stone armors and stone faces.

But now, even those weren’t needed, leaving no use for these people.

Even the stone bridges over the rivers outside the city were covered in patterns, carved by the idling masons.

And with this special troop type, they’d be fine as long as they were willing to work.

Otherwise, if you assigned them other tasks, it could easily lead to a drop in Loyalty.

So for now, they could only remain idle.

Fang Hao glanced over from afar and then left.

He didn’t get any closer.

…

In the afternoon.

Fang Hao fulfilled his promise.

He took Anjia and Lorrey, using the Teleportation Array, to head directly to the headquarters of the Trade Alliance.

Anjia had accompanied Fang Hao here twice, but it was Lorrey’s first time at such a place.

Even more so, it was her first time witnessing so many strange species with her own eyes.

Throughout the way, her eyes were wide open, exclaiming in surprise with every little yell.

“Lorrey, stop yelling, we need to keep a low profile, Fang Hao has enemies outside,” Anjia hurriedly said.

This time they hadn’t brought Demitrija with them.

Being Human Clan themselves, plus Demitrija’s shiny armor, would be too conspicuous.

Running into the Dragon Clan, they could easily be recognized.

Anjia, after dressing up a bit and wearing a hat to hide her ears, looked just like a human.

The three walking together, without speaking, even appeared like a family of three.

“Oh, okay,” Lorrey quickly nodded in acknowledgment.

As they walked, Fang Hao took out Book of Lords to take photos of the two.

Watching Lorrey chase butterflies on the lawn, with all four limbs touching the ground.

Fang Hao felt as if he had brought out two huskies.

“Fang Hao, pay up, we want to eat that,” Anjia pointed at a nearby stall.

It seemed to be selling some kind of baked eggs, which from the outside looked somewhat like avocados.

“Didn’t we agree not to eat random things?”

“That’s not random, it’s quite famous among the Orcs and it’s not poisonous,” Anjia seriously said.

“Fine then, one for each person, there’s other food ahead,” he relented.

After paying, the two rushed over to buy the food.

The headquarters of the Trade Alliance had an architectural design resembling a tourist area.

With beautiful scenery and many buildings featuring the characteristics of different species.

One could say it connected all species together.

As they walked,

Fang Hao led them to an Undead shop.

Upon pushing the door open.

The Skeleton clerks inside all concurrently turned their skulls to look their way.

“Welcome …,” the Skeleton clerks said in unison.

It brought back the feeling of the club he had visited before.

“Hmm,” Fang Hao walked in and began to look around each counter.

Anjia wasn’t very interested, but Lorrey, being there for the first time, also acted like a little grown-up, hands behind her back, following behind Fang Hao and looking at the bones in the display cases.

There was nothing of interest on the first floor, so Fang Hao went straight up to the second floor.

Soon, Fang Hao found some items he hadn’t seen the last time.

[Sawfish Bones] Priced at 1500 Warfire Coins, Undead Influence 1200.

[Iron-toothed Giant Shark Bones] Priced at 1800 Warfire Coins, Undead Influence 1500.

[Wyrm Bones] Priced at 2000 Warfire Coins, Undead Influence 1700.

Looking at the fishbones and white bones before him, Fang Hao’s brows furrowed slightly.

During his last visit, there were various avian and beast bones, but all from land.

Even more so, they were mostly desert bones.

He speculated that the realm of the Undead was mainly situated within the desert or its vicinity.

This time, however, there were bones from the sea.

What now?

Did a flood wash them into the desert?

“Are these new wares?” Fang Hao asked the Skeleton clerk beside him.

“Yes, human sir,” the clerk replied.

“How did you get these deep-sea items?” Fang Hao continued.

“Sir, we have some cooperation with various species, and if you have any bones to sell, you can choose to sell to us,” the clerk explained softly.

Ah…

So, it meant that they could be obtained by any species, who had no use for white bones but could earn an extra income by selling them to the Undead.

That was indeed a clever method, lesson learned.

Slurp!!

Suddenly, a noise rang out.

Fang Hao and the Skeleton clerk simultaneously looked down in the direction of the sound.

They saw Lorrey, her paws on the glass case, staring straight ahead, then unconsciously extending her tongue to lick the glass case.

Leaving a streak on it.

Oh come on!!

That made sense, a cat seeing fish bones—her expression was justifiable.

With a light cough.

Fang Hao said, “Pack up these three items, I’ll take them.”

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