It seems that this matter has a lot of randomness.
More precisely, it’s caused by Gaven’s inadequate control over the murderous divinity power.
If he had forged his path’s divine foundation with murderous divinity power, achieving one hundred percent control over it, how the territory would be strengthened would be entirely up to him.
But in this matter, Gaven could not compromise; he could only choose the best option.
This ti, without much hesitation, he directly chose the third option.
Compared to the troop capacity, Gaven valued the speed of explosive soldier creation more, as it is the essence of a war of attrition.
As for another very practical advanced troop, Gaven had already found an alternative thod—enhancent with Soul Pool Purification Essence.
When two Soul Pools with the sa specialty are fused, the specialty troops summoned from this Soul Pool will beco elite troops, and the Skeleton Soldiers will beco super troops. If two more identical Soul Pools are incorporated, the specialty troops will beco super troops; although Skeleton Soldiers remain as super troops, their level will get an additional 2.
This alternative thod can be said to have both pros and cons.
The advantage is, there’s no need to waste precious godhood enhancent on it.
The speed of acquiring this ability is not exactly slow, but it’s not particularly fast either, and there will never be enough. Who knows if a more powerful enhancent ability will be unlocked in the future?
The drawback is, unlike godhood enhancent, which is a whole territory enhancent, capable of moving and expanding with the territory, this only affects the enhanced Soul Pool, which is fixed in one location and cannot move with Gaven’s territory.
At least for now, there’s no way to move it.
Whether later godhood enhancents will enable Soul Pool movent or open up new Soul Pool abilities is unknown.
Therefore, one must be cautious when enhancing.
The preciousness of Soul Pool Purification Essence needs no elaboration; it can be used in so many areas, yet it’s relatively scarce, and whether it can regenerate is an unknown.
Currently, Gaven hasn’t completely fixed his territory, so this thod is used sparingly.
After this wave of defensive counterattack was completed, Gaven was not eager to continue expanding, but instead gathered his think tank—Dog Demon, two Skeleton Lords, and three True Wraiths.
They are under Gaven’s command, with intelligence values exceeding 12 points.
Though high intelligence doesn’t equate to high intelligence quotient, low intelligence is certainly indicative of intellectual disability.
The Plains of Bone, having the undead as the primary species, brings both advantages and disadvantages to Gaven.
The advantage is, he can do whatever he wants without considering their feelings.
Especially those experints extrely cruel to sage beings, like slaughter devouring evolution, he can proceed without any psychological burden.
Were it replaced with other species, even the Abyssal Demons, Gaven wouldn’t be so unconstrained.
The downside is, despite a month of rapid developnt, his think tank has no more than ten mbers, most of which were accumulated in the first half of the month. In the latter half, there has been hardly any significant gains.
This situation hasn’t arisen because Gaven had a stroke of luck at the beginning, but it’s related to his developnt direction.
The center of the Plains of Bone is also a war buffer zone consciously created by four advanced undead lords, and the closer one gets to the center, the sparser the Soul Pools beco, the lesser soul power is contained in the land, and the fewer powerful undead.
Death Stalkers and Corpse Hounds, relatively limited in intelligence, are among the top-tier strong undeed here.
Let alone those advanced undead lords, even a slightly more powerful undead lord treats them as war machines under their command.
"Today’s topic is the future developnt direction of the territory. We’ve almost scavenged all the unowned Soul Pools. If we want to develop further, we must snatch from the hands of those four advanced undead lords."
Gaven imdiately set the main tone for today’s topic, "Which advanced undead lord should we target first?"
Skeleton Lord Bradford was the first to speak, "I think we should exclude the Burning Flas Queen first. Her territory is rich in various fla-related and spiritual body-related undead. Our current forces are mainly physical attacks, and face them without any advantage; any carelessness might cost us troops."
The Incendiary Fla Spirit that drove him out of the Soul Pool left a strong unforgettable impression. Upon hearing that the commander’s place was ruled by an even more powerful Incendiary Fla Spirit Lord, he was filled with dread towards that direction, even though he’s an undead.
"Indeed, she should not be our first choice." Gaven confird the opinion of the Skeleton Lord.
In fact, instinctively, he already did so, actively avoiding the direction of the Burning Flas Queen when transferring territories.
Not to ntion, until now, Gaven has not figured out a good strategy to deal with the Incendiary Fla Spirits.
This type of undead possesses both ethereal creature characteristics and the terrifying high temperatures of fla creatures. Without fire immunity and special abilities targeting ethereal creatures, engaging them in close combat easily leads to getting roasted alive.
The tactics used to deal with Death Stalkers, such as base raids, are effective only against brainless wild low-level undead lords. Against those organized, systematic, and highly intelligent advanced undead, the tactics beco far less effective, as they won’t leave their rear exposed."
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