Global Composite Master: Compositing an Undead Army from the Start

Chapter 392: Chapter 221 Crazy Plan! (Five in One)_5

Even those forbidden from resurrection had been brought back to life.

This move alone rendered all their operations in the Yongming Star System completely futile.

And now, after the extermination of the SS-level Disaster, the global rewards were incredibly extravagant.

This made them feel that their operation of sending an SS-level Disaster to the Solar System had been a massive loss.

Originally, if more than half of Earth’s population had perished in this Disaster, the rewards for exterminating the SS-level threat would have been mediocre at best.

But now, only about twenty percent of the global population had died, and the rest were all alive.

Among this twenty percent, strong individuals from Earth were few.

The majority were innocent civilians massacred by the Yongming Star System.

Even though they had cut off some of Earth’s future potential, it felt as if they had gained nothing compared to the many elite fighters lost by the Yongming Star System.

Moreover, the current rewards were so phenomenal.

Adding ten years to the lifespan of everyone worldwide was just the beginning.

The subsequent global increase of everyone’s Level by 5 was pure insanity.

Even fifth-transition powerhouses could directly receive 5 points of Divine Power.

This was even more outrageous.

Previously, within the Tower of Eternity, everyone had desperately fought over even a single point of Divine Power.

Now, every fifth-transition individual on Earth had directly gained 5 points of Divine Power each. It was as if all of Earth’s fifth-transition powerhouses had undergone a substantial collective upgrade.

This truly made the aliens feel overwhelmed.

As for the remaining benefits advantageous to weaker individuals, there was no need to elaborate.

This was hugely beneficial for the resurgence of Earth’s professionals post-Disaster.

When this news was transmitted back to the Yongming Star System, its high-ranking members preferred to pretend such information had never arrived.

Now, aside from fuming at themselves, they could do nothing more to the Solar System. Reading these reports only added to their misery.

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Post-Disaster reconstruction took a full week to complete.

During these seven days, not even a single monster respawned in the wild.

For ten days after each Disaster concluded, no monsters would respawn in the wild, nor would any Rift Dungeons appear.

These ten days were considered a full recovery period granted by the Heavenly Dao.

This allowed everyone to focus all their energy on recovery and reconstruction.

There were no red-named individuals, no wild monsters, and no Dungeons to clear.

During these seven days, Chen Mo unexpectedly gave himself a break.

At the same time, he planned out what to do next.

His Level was now 30. To undergo the SSS-level Realm Breakthrough Assessment, he still needed to gain a large amount of experience points.

Besides, after the first-transition, one could learn array Skills and form army arrays directly.

If the opportunity arose, he had to acquire some powerful array Skills.

After all, he possessed the ’One Person as an Army’ Skill, so he only needed to learn this army array himself.

As for Skeleton Mage Skills, the Level 25 and Level 30 Skills both summoned various professions of Ghosts. Chen Mo had no need to collect them, so he couldn’t be bothered to waste time acquiring them.

The Level 25 Skill summoned a warrior skeleton squad, and the Level 30 Skill summoned an archer skeleton squad.

Neither of these was particularly useful to Chen Mo. He would have to waste time collecting numerous Skill Books and synthesizing them to a higher rank for them to be even slightly useful.

However, even if these two Skills were at a high rank, they required far fewer subsequent syntheses to improve compared to the Skeleton Summon Skill. Thus, Chen Mo naturally had no interest in wasting time on such Skills.

His current hope was to enter university soon and start clearing Legendary-grade Rift Dungeons.

The Skills and equipment he currently possessed all needed Legendary-grade materials for upgrades.

As the seven days of reconstruction concluded, university enrollment gradually reopened.

Early one morning, Chen Mo received an admission letter from one of the top universities.

Liu Yiyi had previously helped him fill in the application.

[Admission Notice: Dear Student Chen Mo, your application for admission has been confirmed and approved by the Admissions Office. You may report to Sky Science University for registration within three days. The first year is a residential program; students are advised not to leave campus unless necessary. If you need to go out, please submit a request to your counselor in advance. Please explain the situation clearly to your family and bring your daily necessities when you report. Do not miss the registration period.]

As the world’s most elite institution, Sky Science University’s students were naturally all top-tier.

Consequently, their safety was a prime target for aliens.

This year-long residential system was designed to prevent aliens from reaching them.

After a year of intensive training, students would possess a degree of self-protection capability, and only then would the school feel more at ease allowing them to move about freely.

Looking at the simple admission notice, Chen Mo immediately went to tell Liu Yiyi about it with a smile.

“Sister Yiyi, I’ve received the admission notice from Sky Science University. It’s a residential program, so I probably won’t be back for a year. You, Grandpa, and Grandma need to take good care of yourselves.”

“You go and study well, we can take care of ourselves,” Liu Yiyi smiled and straightened Chen Mo’s collar as she spoke.

Liu Yuanzong and Qiu Yuehong also looked at Chen Mo approvingly.

With such a promising young man in the family, they had little more to say; not hindering or burdening him was the best course of action.

The two of them smiled and bid farewell to Chen Mo before reluctantly going back into their house.

“Mo has grown into a young man who can stand on his own now. Ah, time flies so fast. I still remember when he was only this tall,” Liu Yuanzong gestured to a height slightly above a meter, “calling me ’Grandpa’ in his little voice.” A nostalgic smile graced his lips as he reminisced.