Global Lords: Hundredfold Increments Starting With the Undead

Withered heart?

The mummy had no attributes, yet this heart revealed its own.

Moreover, the description mentioned "Royal Funeral," suggesting that the master of this ancient tomb really had a lot of connections with the Undead.

Could it be that this bizarre ceremony was not for resurrection but for repairing the body?

I had just interrupted it halfway through.

Only the heart was left.

Fang Hao picked it up, took a rag from a black-robed cultist's body, wrapped it up, and stuffed it into his own chest cavity.

Later, he would have Nelson see if he could make a Viscera jar or something out of it.

Or some other use.

"Continue searching in the Stone Coffin. Check if there are other items, the rest of you speed up the cleanup. We cannot stay here for much longer," Fang Hao shouted loudly, issuing orders to the surrounding Skeleton soldiers.

Sand cascaded down like a waterfall, everyone quickening their cleanup efforts.

All the constructs moved upwards, and the Skeleton archers, carrying the battle spoils they found, hurried toward the upper floors.

Speeding up the transfer process.

There was no choice, there were too many items and a race against time, otherwise, they'd be buried here.

...

Time passed slowly.

A huge amount of battle spoils had accumulated into three small hills.

The items from the fourth floor were far more than the first two combined.

Even the 'Exorcist Hulks' could each wield four types of weapons—shields, swords, spears, and others; the gear that dropped could be piled into two small hills.

What remained were various burial items from the fourth floor, most of which were gold and silver utensils.

Fang Hao picked two items to examine. Besides the masks of the black-robed followers, which were still purple equipment,

the rest were all blue equipment that was badly corroded. Moreover, after the recent battle, they were basically unusable and could only be melted down for recycling after returning.

At that moment, the Demon Doll and three heroes also returned from downstairs.

Fang Hao put away the Demon Doll and, glancing at the still-seated Dragon Queen, whispered, "Anjia, Beata, you two lead the constructs outside and guard the entrance. Don't let anyone else near this place."

"Oh, okay."

Without another word, the two women, leading some constructs, headed straight out.

Fang Hao was about to discuss the spoils with 'Cleolando'

when he noticed the Dragon Queen's inspecting gaze, as if scrutinizing a prisoner.

A cold voice came, "Hmph, not even my daughter is as obedient to me."

Fang Hao shuddered.

It was as if a secret had been discovered.

The Dragon Queen had fought Fang Hao because of Beata, nearly destroying Mount Dragon Peak.

In the end, you two were so close.

"Beata is indeed very clever and thoughtful," Fang Hao complimented.

The Dragon Queen continued to stare at him, as if trying to discern something.

Now was not the time to have any conflicts with her.

Fang Hao promptly changed the subject, "Dragon Queen, do you know whose tomb this is?"

Maybe the Dragon Queen might recognize the figure from the fragments of statues on the first floor.

"I don't know!"

"Do gods also build tombs for themselves? On the fourth floor, some followers were conducting a ceremony, shouting about gods and such," Fang Hao continued to ask.

The Dragon Queen frowned slightly, pondering for a moment.

She softly spoke, "I'm not sure if the gods can die, but there are more Demigods buried in this land than one might imagine. Possibly it's a Demigod from the annals of history."

That response was quite accurate.

Demigods had long lives, but without ascending to godhood, they eventually died.

The history of this world was probably far longer than imagined, and the number of Demigods could indeed be substantial.

"Yes, the Dragon Queen's analysis is insightful," Fang Hao praised.

The Dragon Queen glanced at him.

Bang!

A dull sound echoed as a platinum treasure chest was tossed on the ground, stirring up a cloud of dust.

The rewards from this ancient tomb were increasing.

Silver, gold, and now the final reward had reached a Platinum chest.

Forsaking further chat with the Dragon Queen, he went straight to the Platinum chest.

The sooner he finished, the sooner he could return home; the desert environment remained rather harsh.

He opened the chest.

An intense light burst forth from the chest.

[Acquired: Nameless Temple Blueprint (Orange), War General's Tomb Blueprint (Orange), Singer's Hall Blueprint (Purple), Unbreakable Steel Shield Blueprint (Orange), Corpse Worshipper Crown Blueprint (Blue), Corpse Worshipper Robe Blueprint (Blue), Corpse Worshipper Shoulder Blueprint (Blue), Corpse Worshipper Gloves Blueprint (Blue), Shadowstone +202, Warfire Coin +442.]

The moment the rewards appeared, Fang Hao caught sight of the orange glow, and there was more than one.

Once all the Blueprints were spread out on the ground,

his face revealed an unmistakable joy.

Three orange Blueprints— what a trove.

This ancient tomb was indeed remarkable!

Suppressing his excitement, he began to examine them.

The first Blueprint, the 'Nameless Temple.'

[Nameless Temple]is a special building.

Ownerless temple that, once built, can be bound to a deity or Demigod to provide special effects.

[Abilities: Exclusive temple, Blessing, Follower recruitment.]

[Exclusive Temple]: Bind a deity and erect an exclusive statue; garner faith from all citizens, faith collection +35%, deities/Demigods of the same faction, faith collection +20%.

[Blessing]: Increase statue blessing effects by +20%.

[Follower Recruitment]: Can recruit Priests, acolytes, and other clergy professions in the Temple.

The Nameless Temple is not a temple without a name but a temple without a master.

Once established, it can be bound to a deity as an exclusive temple.

The provided boosts are also quite significant; 'Exclusive Temple' provides a 35% increase in faith collection, and deities or Demigods of the same faction get an additional 20%.

This means that even if it's an exclusive temple, multiple statues can be placed within.

The second attribute enhances the blessing effects, beneficial for territories with erected statues.

The third allows the recruitment of Priests, acolytes, and other religious roles.

It looks more official now.

The statues of gods in the main city, as well as some subsidiary cities, are all placed in the Pantheon and Temples.

The Pantheon sounds impressive, but its attribute is just that of a large temple.

This kind of building, though also a place for placing god statues, provides only blessing amplification, without any faith bonuses specific to the gods.

Now with this building, it can replace the previous ordinary temples and shrines.

The second blueprint is still an orange construction blueprint for the "War General's Tomb."

Seeing this blueprint, Fang Hao's eyes lit up.

The "War General's Tomb" is a barracks blueprint.

It allows for the recruitment of a tenth-tier troop, the "Exorcist Hulks."

Fang Hao had been very interested in this troop type during battle; with four arms, they could wield different weapons.

This indeed gave a significant advantage on the battlefield.

Fang Hao even thought it would be nice to have them holding swords and shields, while the other two arms wielded firearms.

Now, he had also obtained this blueprint.

The only dissatisfaction was that this troop type looked somewhat ghostly.

Three skull heads on the abdomen would grind teeth with a clatter during battle, somewhat different from normal skeletons.

He handed the two blueprints over to "Cleolando" standing beside him.

He himself continued to check the next three construction blueprints.

The "Hall of Songsters" is another barracks blueprint.

The troop type recruited is a special sixth-tier troop called "Musicians."

Musicians of the Undead Clan?

One of the skill features is "Igniting the Soul," which could enhance undead troops.

Adding 8% to Attack Power and 5% to Defense.

It seemed to be a watered-down version of the "Oath Followers."

After examining the three construction blueprints, he moved on to the equipment blueprints.

The first one was an orange blueprint.

"Unbreakable Steel: 75 Cast Iron Blocks, 55 Fine Iron, 35 Fine Iron Ingots, 30 Hundred-Refined Iron, 75 Thick Leather, 120 Metal Parts, 50 Mithril."

(Description: A true embodiment of an impregnable defense, capable of stopping any enemy that tries to harm you.)

An orange shield blueprint?

The spoils of war he had checked before only included blue-equiped shields wielded by the "Exorcist Hulks."

It was quite unexpected to be awarded an orange shield blueprint.

The name of the shield was dominant, called "Unbreakable Steel," and the materials used were of an even higher grade.

Fine Iron, Fine Iron Ingots, and Hundred-Refined Iron all made an appearance.

These were all rather rare materials.

Especially Hundred-Refined Iron, currently only the Dwarves' "Heart of the Mountain Great Furnace" in his territories could produce it, and its output was extremely low.

Having this blueprint was good; as long as he created a batch, he could then use the disassembler to farm materials.

Materials would only become more abundant.

The last blueprint was a set of blue equipment, "Grave Reverence Set."

[Effect: Sound propagation +5%, Resurrector.]

[Resurrector]: During battle, there is a 15% chance to resurrect dead creatures, allowing them to join one's own army.

A set of blue equipment that provided two effects was actually considered top-notch.

Especially one that could resurrect corpses.

But as blue equipment, the attributes were a bit too low.

The chance of it being useful in the future seemed quite low, and even if it was offered in the channel, it may not have much of a market.

The store for transmigrators was still in operation, and even more diligently than before.

He could farm the synthetic materials himself, but recruitment materials like essences and traces still needed to be exchanged through the channel.

He had thoroughly checked all the blueprints.

Then he handed them to "Cleolando" for inspection.

But he was somewhat troubled, as he needed all these items.

When "Cleolando" had also finished inspecting the blueprints and handed them back,

Fang Hao said, "Cleolando, I really do need these blueprints. How about this? I'll keep the blueprints, and when we get back, I'll still compensate you with the previous set of purple armor."

Though "Cleolando" was also very tempted by the orange blueprint in the rewards,

there was no helping it; as a mere tour guide cleaning up the battlefield, he had no claim to these items.

He showed a smile and said, "No problem, Mr. Fang Hao."

Fang Hao nodded and immediately collected all the blueprints.

By the side, the team transporting the spoils to the Gate of the Worlds was almost done.

Just as Fang Hao was about to order everyone to enter the Gate of the Worlds.

Boom! Boom!

A deafening rumble rose, the entire ancient tomb started to shake violently.

Without time to think, they ran outside.

At the entrance, they saw Anjia running towards them, saying, "Those transmigrators have gone mad; they want to blow this place up. Hurry, get out."

Without hesitation, they took a large number of skeleton archers and left the ancient tomb.

…

Outside the ancient tomb.

The once calm transmigator camp was now in utter chaos.

Apart from some people attacking the tomb, battles were also breaking out in other areas.

The entire camp was ablaze, with fighting figures visible everywhere.

Not far away, some transmigrators were directing soldiers to throw old-fashioned explosives.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

A series of explosions, earth-shaking.

"What's going on?" Fang Hao looked around.

Cleolando shook his head too, fear apparent in his eyes.

Unlike Fang Hao, most of the people here were familiar to her.

And at this moment, they were like madmen, eyes bloodshot, furiously rushing at others.

She had already seen several acquaintances among the transmigrators, now lying in pools of their own blood, barely alive.

"I don't know either, everyone, everyone seems to have gone crazy…"