Global Lords: Hundredfold Increments Starting With the Undead - Chapter 26:
Chapter 26: Chapter 26, Life is a Disease (Looking for Recommendations. ..)_1
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[Skeleton Conversion Field (Blue)]
[Category: Building Blueprint] [Required materials: Wood 5OO, Stone 500, Hemp Rope 50, Shadowstone 5, Death Trace 2.]
(Description: The Skeleton Conversion Field can transform buried creatures/bones into skeleton soldiers, unlocking troops, and can use a corresponding number of offerings for recruitment.)
As expected, Fang Hao was not disappointed.
After defeating a tier 5 troop, he obtained a blue architectural blueprint.
Looking at the introduction, it’s not bad.
It can bury dead creatures and transform them into corresponding skeleton soldiers.
After the first transformation, the building will keep a record, and then you can use the corresponding number of offerings for recruitment.
The offerings refer to the “Wriggling Spine”. Whether there will be new recruiting offerings in the future is currently unknown.
This is a pretty good blueprint.
It’s just that now the Book of Lords is not with him, so he can only keep it safe and record it when he goes back.
There were no other spoils in the hall.
Some decorative items like carpets and lampstands will be searched when leaving.
“Follow me to the second floor.”
Fang Hao took ten skeletons, went up the stairs and headed to the second floor. It’s not that he didn’t want to bring more manpower, but the space on the second floor was narrow and divided into many rooms.
There weren’t enough people to fit, and even if a fight broke out, it would be difficult to fight with sheer numbers.
Fang Hao took a few skeletons.
Searched each room one by one.
The second floor room is nicely furnished, but it can be seen that it has not been lived in for a long time.
There was a thick layer of dust on the furniture.
Came to the last room on the second floor.
It was a study, with beautifully carved tables and chairs, and heavy blue curtains, showing the love of the castle owner for this study room.
After confirming that there was no danger, Fang Hao stepped in.
The bookshelf was neatly filled with books, as well as some ornaments that the original owner liked.
A golden lampstand and a half-read book were placed on the desk.
There was a luminous stone on the lampstand.
Same as the light fixtures on the staircase.
[Nightstone]
[Category: Ore]
(Remark: An ore with the function of light accumulation, can emit a soft glow at night or in darkness.)
Wow, it’s a night pearl.
“Search around, see if there are any other good things?” Fang Hao said as he casually picked up a book from the table to glance at.
When the Lords came to this world, they were also endowed with certain abilities by the system.
They could communicate normally with various races and understand the language of many races.
So they wouldn’t come here and be completely disconnected from this world.
The skeleton soldiers started to search around.
Fang Hao was attracted by the first sentence in the book.
“Life is a cancer, but I have found a cure for it.
Prompt then sounded.
[Collected a clue to the Elixir of Immortality, 1/5 )
This suddenly interested Fang Hao.
For humans, immortality has always been attractive.
If he saw such a statement in his original world, Fang Hao would decisively throw it aside and phone the police.
But after coming to this world, filled with different races and powerful
creatures.
He belonged to the Undead Faction, where even skeletons could talk, so the Elixir of Immortality was not a lie.
So, under circumstances allowed by strength, perhaps clues to the Elixir of Immortality can be collected.
He roughly browsed through the book.
And gathered some information about this world.
Like the previously encountered Eternal Night Legion, the “Eternal Night’
represents the vampire faction.
And his own faction, the Undead, is known as Immortal.
The two manipulate undead creatures, but the factions are different.
After browsing through, he put this book away and also started searching for items.
The skeletons’ search was not exactly polite to say the least.
Maybe for them, the order of searching was only to find treasure, and did not include handling things carefully.
The room quickly became a mess, and Fang Hao had two more items in his hands.
[Directional Teleportation Scroll]
[Healing Potion]
[Warfire Coin*27]
[Blood Stone* 5]
There weren’t many precious spoils in the study apart from the furniture.
He obtained a magic scroll.
[Teleportation Scroll]
[Category: Magic Scroll]
(Description: Can record a target point, use to teleport to target area.) The teleportation scroll, resembling the town portal scroll he’d used in games before.
Once used, it would teleport him to a specified location.
It was pretty decent, you never know when it might come in handy.
He stowed away the teleportation scroll and continued to examine the next item.
[Healing Potion]
[Category: Potion]
(Description: Can heal certain injuries.)
Fang Hao looked at it and quickly stowed it away.
In this world they’ve crossed into, there were no hospitals or doctors.
Even slight ailments could prove fatal here.
Just like a player who was attacked by Prairie Wolves outside the territory before.
Despite rushing into the protective barrier alive, he’d sustained serious injuries.
If there had been a healing potion then, it would have been extremely helpful, allowing the injuries to heal faster and better.
One more protection.
There were 27 Warfire Coins in the desk drawer.
To live in such a huge castle yet only leave this much money, really frugal.
[Blood Stone]
[Type: Ore]
(Description: Rare ore required for Blood Clan building construction.) The function of the Blood Stone was similar to that of the Shadowstone. The difference was that Shadowstone was used for Undead building construction materials, while Blood Stone was for the Blood Clan.
“Alright, follow me upstairs.”
The castle only had three floors, but every floor’s framework was much taller than a normal building.
The framework of the first floor hall was around 6 to 7 metres.
Each room on the second floor was over 4 metres.
The Skeleton Troopers put down the items in their hands and followed Fang
Hao out of the room.
They continued upwards along the stairs.
At the entrance of the staircase to the third floor, there stood two statues with open mouths, baring their fangs.
They somewhat resembled the Bloodthirsty Wolfbats encountered on the first floor, but were much smaller and their bodies weren’t overly huge.
Though the statues looked fierce, due to a long period without cleaning, a layer of dust had settled on them.
Upon reaching the third floor, he proceeded a few steps forward.
He stopped in front of a room.
The large door of the room was engraved with exquisite patterns, including various flowers and plants, and different human figures.
Though not as big as the castle gate, it was still huge and solid.
“This door looks valuable.”
He exerted a bit of force, but the wooden door didn’t budge, except for the dust on it which fell onto Fang Hao’s head due to the shake.
“Together, push the door open.”
Fang Hao retreated a step, allowing the Skeletons behind him to do the work. There was no need to do the work if so much help was available.
The Skeletons behind him stepped forward and together, they pushed the door open.
Accompanied by a shower of dust, a thin slit opened in the door. Fang Hao tilted his head, peering in through the slit. Housed within was a gigantic black coffin.
“Stop,” Fang Hao whispered.
Based on the creatures they’d previously encountered, item descriptions, and the portraits hanging on the castle walls.
He could determine that the owner of this castle belonged to the Blood Clan of the Eternal Night Clan.
Therefore, in this grand main bedroom, such an exquisite coffin unavoidably made him suspicious – could a vampire be sleeping inside?
But with the intense fighting outside, even the castle doors were torn. Even someone hard of hearing for the past ten years should’ve heard it, right?
“You all wait at the door.”
Fang Hao walked lightly towards the curtains after entering through the door’s slit..
