Chapter 999 - 611: Fang Fortress, Honored Lich, Magic Exchange!

Chapter 999: Chapter 611: Fang Fortress, Honored Lich, Magic Exchange!

With so much equipment, Fang Zhou estimated that it was enough to arm an undead army of at least three thousand people.

He silently mused that Trist was indeed running a weapons merchant business.

It seems that in any corner of the Mythical World, the weapons trade is truly a lucrative industry.

In the countless years of blood war between undead and demons, how did the undead manage to survive with fewer troops and not get annihilated by the demons?

Besides their inherent adherence to order, strict military laws and strategies, another key point is their excellent weapons and equipment.

After all, in the traditional undead unit sequence, only the Skeleton Series undead have innate bone weaponry, not requiring enchanted equipment.

However, other middle-high tier undead do not have this ability.

Appropriate enchanted equipment can greatly enhance the combat ability of other undead besides skeletons.

Generally, the individual combat ability of undead is inferior to the same tier demons.

Yet the collective combat ability of the Order Camp far surpasses that of Abyssal Demons, whose chaotic camp often sabotages their own kind on the battlefield.

Ten undead absolutely cannot defeat ten demons of the same level.

But one hundred undead can definitely defeat one hundred demons of the same level.

Forming into an array, the undead’s combat strength surpasses that of their adversaries, and with better weapons, even facing demon enemies in greater numbers, the undead soldiers hold their ground.

Besides weapons and equipment, Fang Zhou also saw Trist bringing out lots of blood and flesh rafts carved by Nether Lock Corpse Puppets, along with various tools.

There were tools for building structures, even for forging, clearly indicating that Trist came prepared.

Facing the Wailing Blood Plain of the Blood War Furnace, the undead ruler here has just begun to develop this territory, and surely all basic infrastructure is far from being well-established.

At this time, Trist brought them much-needed goods, eliminating any fear of not finding buyers.

Though the roads were rugged and dangerous, once entering the undead territory, at nearly every undead settlement encountered, Trist could make a substantial profit.

Finally, the transaction was completed.

The owner of the fortress, a Corpse Witch, emerged from the central tower.

He looked with satisfaction at the piles of goods in the fortress’s center.

"Trist! Very good, I like your goods!"

Then, he waved his hand, and vampire attendants following him brought out some chests.

Fang Zhou glanced at these boxes, sensing the presence of Blood Moon Coins from them.

The Corpse Witch opened a box, inside densely packed with Blood Moon Coins.

He laughed loudly and said, "Trist, these are all your rewards, count them!"

Trist immediately grinned from ear to ear, and a large group of ghosts around him rushed forward quickly.

They counted, while storing the Blood Moon Coins into space equipment.

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Returning to the merchant group, Trist’s face was filled with satisfaction.

Leaving this undead fortress, Trist’s merchant group continued forward.

After earning a substantial amount of Blood Moon Coins, Trist’s motivation clearly improved, and even the meals for other undead were considerably upgraded.

Though in the Blood War Furnace, undead do not need to eat, relying solely on the pervasive Death Energy to survive.

But not starving doesn’t mean not feeling hunger.

When not eating, although they stay alive, the desire for hunger burns at them constantly.

So, the many demon corpses Fang Zhou killed last time now came in handy.

For both demons and undead, they are eternal blood enemies.

Undead benefit from consuming demons, and demons similarly gain from consuming undead.

In the following half month, the merchant group passed by two more undead fortresses and one small town.

The population in this undead town was still quite large, and it was here Fang Zhou saw the first Glory Champion Tier undead since entering the Blood War Furnace.

As the merchant group traversed more places, the remaining goods dwindled.

At this moment, it was estimated that only about half of the goods were left in the merchant group.

After a few more days, Trist arrived at the final destination of this journey.

This was a town forged of metal, with tall and heavy walls.

On the surface of the walls, Fang Zhou saw numerous undead runes.

These runes combined in arrays on the walls, forming magic arrays that provided the walls with more composite functions and increased their defensive power.

The battlements were densely packed with many city defense equipment, including massive crossbow cannons and catapults.

This was the first time Fang Zhou saw undead war machines outside of his own Tomb Territory.

This was normal, compared to the Blood War Furnace, the Corpse Hills and Wasteland of Strife were like the most remote small villages.

The undead civilization there had significantly broken down, and couldn’t compare to the Blood War Furnace where civilization had continued to this day.

Fang Zhou observed the town’s city defense buildings with eager eyes, all of which could inspire him to further strengthen the Tomb Territory.

At this moment, after Trist concluded negotiations with the guards at the city gate, the merchant group started to line up like a long dragon and slowly entered the city.

Fang Zhou raised his head when passing through the city gate, looking at the undead runes written above.

This was the name of the city.

Tusk City!