All the way from his own throne room, Alec had watched everything that happened, and when the battle ended, he couldn’t help smiling.He was genuinely pleased, because everything had unfolded according to his plan, the very first thing he had done was create a teleportation axis in Brandon’s territory.Because Brandon was a subordinate lord of his it also means that the land that bradon was in control of was basically his own, and it only made it easier for Alec to build things from his system store there and without needing permission from the acting lord of the city.Though he planned to install such teleportation axis in all his subsidiary lands eventually, however; he had temporarily put that intention on hold, as placing one Space Axis cost about 500,000 System Points, and adding a travel location to a Space Axis cost another 100,000 System Points.So, defending Brandon’s city in what had looked like such an effortless manner had actually cost Alec a staggering 1.2 million System

However, he wasn’t prepared for it, because this was his own reality, and it was very different from the game, each of those builder’s hut had come with about twenty workers, and just like in those games where players complain that the price of builders keeps rising the more you buy, the same thing happened to Alec.The first builder’s hut had only cost him about five hundred thousand SP(system point), while the second had cost him one million SP, however the third cost a whopping two million SP, and that is when he had enough and decided it was time he stopped.Even so, he now had about sixty construction workers with advanced building knowledge working under him, and the first thing he did was assign two groups to help his people rebuild their homes.Alec had already asked the first few families affected by the destruction to move into his castle, because after the Synchronizing upgrade of his castle palace, there was far more room inside, and though he hadn’t even asked for it, Iro

Alec looked toward the skies, feeling as though the Blood Moon held some kind of prejudice against summoner-type mages, after realizing he might have to pull his own weight for now, Alec started walking toward the bushy forest not far from him.Meanwhile, on the opposite side from where he had gone, two human mages were crouched down in hiding.“See? I told you he’s nothing more than a newbie, now let’s go reap the benefits he left for us,” one of them whispered, his companion let out a restrained chuckle as the two of them began making their way toward the only circular clearing in the entire forest.Their attention was locked entirely on the City Heart cube levitating in the air.The first mage stretched out his right hand, aiming to pull out the temporary lord token embedded inside it, the very token that made Alec the rightful owner of the clearing.However, before his hand could even touch the cube, a loud bang rang out, he froze in place as he watched a stone bullet that seemed

[ - 80,000 Energy for Level 2 Walls. ][ - 200,000 Energy for Four Arrow Towers. ][ - 500,000 Energy for Mid-Rank Barracks. ][Status]Energy: 117,000Army: -City Heart: (1000/1000)Immediately, the rocky stone walls changed in an instant, they went from looking like city walls built in primitive times, with rough patches and a crude rocky finish, to something far more refined, as if they had been crafted in a much more advanced era.The walls were now smooth, almost as if whoever had built them had finally learned how to properly use cement and shaping techniques, but that wasn’t all.At the four corners of his new settlement stood four arrow towers, their structures seemed to begin with strong wood, but metal had also been incorporated into the design, making them look much firmer and more advanced.Not too far from the edge stood a massive barracks, just like the one in his castle, though he had never gone to inspect the army barracks in his own territory before, however; he didn

Alec couldn’t understand it, there were close to two hundred of these new Zergs rising into the air, he had already used his Inspect skill on them, yet he still couldn’t get any proper information about their abilities. The only thing he had managed to uncover were their names.Many of them seemed to share the same names, yet their body sizes and structures were so drastically different that it left him baffled as he tried to understand how members of the same race could vary this much.After observing them closely, however, he was able to arrive at one conclusion, the Brood Guard Zergs were the only ones who seemed to share any real resemblance with one another, they mainly had humanoid shapes, And each of them wielded bone weapons that looked as though they had been further reinforced with technology, judging by the strange features and functions those weapons displayed.Then there were the Stalker Zergs, the one thing Alec could immediately infer about them was speed, even their