Global Lords: Hundredfold Increments Starting With the Undead

Last night, Eira also spoke many good words at the bedside.

In the main city, these rabbit and fox women really don't have much in the way of entertainment.

They cannot leave freely like Fang Hao, and most of the time is spent idling away in the city—one day at a time.

Fang Hao thought it over carefully.

It's not that building an amusement park is a bad idea, he had plenty of Skeletons and ample materials.

Not to mention an amusement park, building a whole city could be completed.

The main issue was how to get the pirate ship rocking and the roller coaster needing to run on tracks.

In the current environment, it was really hard to say whether it could be completed or not.

In the morning, seeing pairs of hopeful big eyes, he felt somewhat unwilling to refuse.

So he called over all the craftsmen in the city to discuss whether the construction could be completed.

Even if it was just constructing some simple, similar entertainment equipment, it would still be good to make the maids happy.

Fang Hao simply explained to the three people what an amusement park was.

And the facilities needed to be constructed inside the amusement park.

After listening, Blacksmith Coulon asked softly, "Sir, what use is constructing these facilities?"

Uh…

The moment these words came out.

Pairs of angry eyes uniformly glared at Coulon.

"You can think of it as a place for relaxation, where the craftsmen can also go there to play cards and chess during their free time," Fang Hao explained.

"Oh, I understand, sir," Coulon nodded and continued, "Sir, what do these facilities look like? We can try to think of a way."

After thinking for a moment, Fang Hao began to describe it simply.

The three craftsmen, while listening to Fang Hao's narration, were rapidly sketching on paper.

...

In the Trade Alliance outpost, the Succubus cottage.

The Succubus hero 'Yezabeth' smiled as she filled up a cup of mixed fruit tea for the person opposite her.

"Our champion, are you here for something?"

Sitting opposite, a silver-haired dragon woman, with slightly swollen lips and a gloomy expression, coldly asked, "Yezabeth, the night I came to drink, who stayed in room 207? I need to know their identity."

Beata returned to Mount Dragon Peak, feeling more and more amiss.

She was not foolish, after sobering up and giving it some thought, she knew what had happened.

It was no dream, there really was someone who had taken advantage of her intoxication and had mounted her.

The Succubus looked curious, "What happened?"

Beata's expression remained unpleasant.

How could she possibly tell the other party what had happened?

That would dishonor a dragon.

She coldly said, "That's none of your concern, just tell me who it was."

The Succubus smiled and did not respond directly.

As a business dealer, it wasn't prudent to reveal clients' information, especially for those like them who could induce dreams.

If word spread out, her business would likely be severely impacted.

But the Dragon Clan... these guys were the most troublesome, even the Trade Alliance couldn't handle them.

After a thought, still smiling, "Of course, but you must keep it confidential, and can't reveal that you got the information from me."

"Agreed!"

"A transmigrator, with black hair, black pupils, wearing a…." the Succubus softly described.

And as the appearance became clearer.

Astonishment and disbelief appeared in Beata's eyes.

It was him!

...

Half an hour later, after seeing off the gloomy-faced dragon woman.

The Succubus stood by the window, watching the silver-haired dragon woman walk out of the shop.

The Dragon Clan is looking for this transmigrator.

This truly is interesting.

Thud thud!!

The door was knocked again.

A little Succubus walked in.

"Lord of Succubus sister!"

The Succubus Lord looked at her and nodded, "How did it go, any information?"

"Yes." The little Succubus stepped forward, closed the door behind her, and spoke softly, "Through the dreams of the transmigrator, I got detailed information about the Dusty Mud Valley."

"Let's hear it."

"In his dream fragments, I saw hordes of White Bone Undead that could use Dwarf firearms and magic, wiping out Demons in the valley and flattening the entire valley."

This wasn't an exaggeration, but an actual flattening.

The Lord was somewhat astonished herself.

In the domain of the Orcs, how had an army of the Undead emerged!

"So, there was a conflict between the Undead army and the Demons?" asked the Lord.

The little Succubus shook her head, "No, that Undead army was the human transmigrator's team, namely the human who last brought Demon materials, his name is Fang Hao."

Lord 'Yezabeth,' widened her eyes even more.

Then her gaze intensified.

The little Succubus's eyes instantly lost focus, and her body went limp, collapsing downward.

The Lord entered the little Succubus's dream.

She reexamined the information for herself.

When she saw legions of Undead, cannon fire covering the valley, and magic bombarding the entire sky.

Even she was startled.

With such firepower, it was no wonder the Demons could not survive.

In the midst of the Undead, a young transmigrator, slowly stepped down from a carriage.

Looking ahead.

It turned out to be the transmigrator she had met before.

"It really was him!"

The Lord stopped the dream exploration, and the little Succubus groggily stood up.

She continued to report, "The target of my dream, upon seeing Fang Hao appear, was no longer panicked in the face of the Demons, and was filled with confidence in him."

The Lord nodded, smiling, "Good job, don't mention this to anyone else."

"Yes, Lord sister."

"Alright, go rest."

The little Succubus left, and the Lord leaned against the window, deep in thought.

It seems she had come into contact with someone extraordinary.

...

"My lord, we can't achieve electricity yet, but making the ship's body sway back and forth isn't really that difficult," Blacksmith Coulon and his companions discussed briefly before replying.

As soon as these words came out,

All the maids' eyes were filled with stars.

They suddenly found those Skeletons quite cute.

"How can it be done?" Fang Hao asked.

"Just a moment, my lord."

Blacksmith Coulon turned back and started drawing again on the paper.

After carefully studying for a while,

a Blueprint appeared in front of everyone.

The front half was the 'pirate ship' facility that Fang Hao wanted.

Next to the pirate ship, there extended an area with a huge wheel inside.

It depicted several humanoid beings running in sitting positions.

"My lord, the energy provided by turning the wheel can move the pirate ship. When it's not needed, we can just stop it," Blacksmith Coulon explained.

Ah, this...

Fang Hao understood the concept from the drawings; it was somewhat like a bicycle.

The power from the wheel was transmitted to the pirate ship through various gears.

It enabled the ship's body to swing back and forth.

If it were humans from the past, this really couldn't be accomplished.

But here, it wasn't a problem, as ordinary warriors possessed great strength.

Especially within the territory, there were plenty of Skeleton Trolls.

Arranging a few to keep the maids company in play was no issue.

Drying clothes, changing lampshades, all done by Skeletons.

Is adding a few more to pedal the wheel any different?

"Will it work?"

"It shouldn't be a big problem," they replied.

If this could be done, then roller coasters and Ferris wheels could also be achieved.

After thinking it over, Fang Hao said, "Then let's first make a miniature model to test it. If it can be driven, we'll proceed with construction."

"As you wish, my lord."

"Alright, thank you for your hard work."

The three craftsmen bowed once more and then left together.

After the craftsmen had left,

Fang Hao continued to observe the maids, all of whom were brimming with joy.

He said sternly, "Don't get too excited just yet. Building the amusement park also comes with conditions."

"Ah? What conditions?" Anjia asked.

"Apart from the first pirate ship, every two of you who become heroes will earn one additional recreational facility. If you can't meet this criteria, no amount of pleading will help," Fang Hao continued.

Ah, this...

The women looked at each other.

"Does Anjia count?"

"Anjia does not count."

Their gaze collectively turned towards Millie, who was advancing the fastest and seemed to be near the tenth rank.

Millie, somewhat evasively, chuckled and said, "Heh, I'll try... I'll try hard."

Fang Hao clapped his hands.

He continued, "Alright, go train now. The future of this park depends on your effort."

The women left in a flurry, heading towards the training grounds.

...

After lunch,

The Book of Lords delivered a message from Li Rong.

She told him that the hotpot restaurant in Silver Wing City had opened, but not many customers were visiting.

She thought this was a loss-making business.

Teaching these people to use chopsticks and eat hotpot was a foolish idea.

Still, focusing on the female market was the right decision.

Fang Hao didn't mind and simply asked her to tell Winnie to keep the business running as usual.

Food and drinks would be regularly supplied to them.

That's how it is with hotpot restaurants.

Initially, they are less popular.

This style of eating is new, and learning to use chopsticks is necessary.

Most people would understandably be reluctant to accept it at first.

But as long as some are willing to try, it will gradually spread to others.

Pruell City and Lyss City have both validated this.

And the customers in those places are still booming.

The flavors of hotpot are definitely much more delicious than just smoked slices of meat and toasted bread.

"I don't care, you'll be the one crying if it loses money," Li Rong said before ending the conversation.

Just after ending the chat,

a voice announcing Nisbit rang outside the door.

"My lord, an Orc from Pigmen Village wants to see you."

"Let him wait in the main hall on the first floor. I'll be right down," Fang Hao replied.

Descending the stairs, he saw a Gnoll sitting in the main hall.

Pigmen Village had now become a collective term for a cluster of villages.

It represented the Orc villages led by "Petty" of Pigmen Village.

On seeing Fang Hao, the Gnoll immediately saluted, "I've seen the lord."

The abundance of various Undead in the city had been quite a shock to the Gnoll.

It was as if this place was a kingdom of the undead.

Fortunately, he hadn't gone to the wrong place; the lord truly was here.

"Yes, what is it?" Fang Hao gestured for him to rise and then asked.

The Gnoll subconsciously shook off the fur on his body and answered, "Clan Leader Petty asked me to bring this to you, my lord, to see if it's of any use."

Saying so, he took a Token from his backpack.

Fang Hao took it and started examining it.

The Token was small, with two characters inscribed on it: 'Succubus'.

A recruitment token?