National Games: Hang up from the zombie apocalypse

"Well, hard work."

Fang Heng glanced at the convoy of horse-drawn wagons parked by the roadside and nodded slightly to Howell, "Have they all been packed and boxed?"

"As you instructed, everything has been packed and packed. I've been keeping an eye on things the whole way, and no one will notice our movements."

"Alright, unload the boxes from the carriage and then push them into the sea."

"what?"

Howell was taken aback.

Pushing into the sea?

What do you mean?
They rushed to gather a large batch of materials, then fed them to the sea?

Was it some kind of divine blessing ritual that he didn't understand?

"Cough cough."

Cao Ge coughed lightly and said, "The commander has already given the order, why aren't you going?"

"Okay, okay."

Without hesitation, Howell jogged back and signaled the sailors to push the boxes off the wagon and into the sea.

Cao Ge didn't actually know Fang Heng's purpose in doing this, and looked at Fang Heng curiously, wondering if Fang Heng could say something to clear up his doubts.

Meng Qingyu and Guo Ran, on the other hand, didn't have as many thoughts.

Whatever the king says goes.

Fang Heng shifted his gaze to the sea.

From here, you can vaguely see the coastline on the other side.

The blockaded ships were all anchored on the coast.

almost.

Fang Heng nodded secretly and released his sensory communication with the zombie clone.

During the day, since the ships cannot accommodate all the Lickers, most of them attach themselves to the bottom of the ship and slowly swim towards the shore, where they are lurking on the seabed at the edge of the coast.

Under Fang Heng's remote control, the zombie horde swam toward the shore.

The zombie horde lifted the mineral supplies that Howell and his crew had sunk to the bottom of the sea and transported them toward the ship.

"You wait here, I'll be right back."

After saying that, Fang Heng quickly transformed into a shadow and sped towards the direction of the detained pirate ship.

……

On the coast.

Imperial soldiers were on high alert.

Captain Caspen knew that this was a conflict between the Cao Ge Guild and the Seth Merchant Guild.

Is there even a need to choose?
The Seth Chamber of Commerce is backed by the Grand Duke of Wendy.

What about the Cao Ge Chamber of Commerce?
Who's behind them?

Seth had inquired and found out that the relationship between the Cao Ge Merchant Guild and Princess Willow wasn't that good.

Moreover, Princess Willow is restricted in every way in the empire because of her female identity and will never be able to become the next queen. Would she really turn against the Grand Duke for Cao Ge?

Kaspin judged that the Cao Ge Chamber of Commerce was likely to suffer a bad blow this time.

To avoid trouble, he was extra careful and increased the number of people guarding the detained ships, waiting to see what would happen tomorrow.

The guards knew that tonight was important, so they dared not be careless and remained vigilant.

"Captain, is there any chance of sabotage tonight? Captain Caspen has already come to inspect the area several times."

The squad leader's face darkened, and he said, "I don't know. Don't ask questions you shouldn't be asking."

"Hey, we were just chatting for a bit... I have a feeling that tonight..."

The squad leader heard the chattering behind him gradually stop and sensed something was wrong, so he turned around.

what?
Suddenly, a figure appeared in front of him.

"who!"

The next moment, the squad leader and Fang Heng locked eyes.

Under the influence of spirituality, the squad leader's eyes gradually became glazed over, and then he stood there blankly.

"Be on high alert. I'm going in to check. No matter what noises you hear inside, don't make a sound, understand?"

The squad leader paused for a moment, then said, "Yes, Captain Caspen."

"Ah."

Fang Heng walked past the guards until he leaped onto a medium-sized legion ship docked in the harbor and slipped into the cabin.

The ship's interior was filled with sapphire ore crystals.

There's nothing unusual about it.

Fang Heng had no idea what tricks the Seth Chamber of Commerce had played with the ore.

It's ok.

This is not important.

Fang Heng went up to the deck again and looked at the dark sea.

The spiritual energy spread out along the surface of the sea.

In an instant, the boxes of raw materials that were originally submerged underwater were drawn by mental power and slowly floated into the air, gradually moving onto the deck.

The lickers quickly climbed onto the deck of the ship.

Fang Heng raised his hand towards the box.

"Bang! Bang bang!!!"

The wooden crates burst open one by one, revealing the raw materials hidden inside.

"Almost all of them are here..."

Fang Heng quickly checked the first batch of materials delivered and muttered to himself, "Let's begin then."

The Lickers quickly formed fleshy cocoons on the spot, transforming into ordinary zombie forms.

Several zombies entered the cabin and began pushing a cart back and forth, transporting batches of ore from the cabin to the deck. The remaining zombie clones walked along the edge of the material pile, took some materials, and then went to the edge of the deck, found an open space, and began to set up an alchemical magic circle.

Soon, faint streaks of pale blue light flashed across the deck.

A few minutes later, lines of game prompts gradually appeared on Fang Heng's retina.

[Hint: Your zombie clone is complete - Sapphire Golem (High-level Alchemy Golem) crafting, individual rating: S, player gains 1.2 Laws of Construct experience points]

[Note: Your attempt to create a puppet from a zombie clone failed. You have gained 235 points of Law of Construction experience...]

Fang Heng glanced at the alchemical puppet that had been completed and nodded in approval.

The completed sapphire alchemical golem is quite large, standing at a height of two meters. It is somewhat lacking in agility, but setting aside these shortcomings, its individual combat strength is probably a level higher than that of Delan, the leader of the Skeleton Pirates.

Get it!

The creation of alchemical golems also falls under the category of structural theory.

More precisely, the laws of construction can be used to improve the strength and crafting efficiency of alchemical golems.

The blueprints provided by the martial arts tournament instructors are multifunctional blueprints. The level of the puppet created from these blueprints is related to the materials used, the crafting techniques, and the abilities of the caster.

He has simply changed the main base material of the alchemical golem to sapphire.

This material can significantly enhance the magic and physical resistance of alchemical golems.

The downside is that it's too wasteful.

After all, sapphires are a rare resource.

Using sapphire as the main material results in extremely high waste; at least half a ton of ore is needed to refine one puppet.

Fang Heng estimates that this batch of ore can be used to make about three hundred alchemical golems.

The problem is not big.

It's all about swiping anyway.

Soon, the alchemical golems were finished being crafted by the zombie clones, and then they walked directly to the edge of the deck, jumped into the water, and disappeared completely.

Meanwhile, the sapphire crystal ore in the ship's hold was being rapidly consumed.

In just half an hour, the main ship's sapphire was completely depleted.

The zombie clones continued their journey to another pirate ship, carrying away sapphire ore from the ship.

……

On the coast.

Howell finally pushed the last sealed box full of ore into the water, exhaled a heavy breath, and clapped his hands.

Get it!

In this way, all the materials needed by the leader were thrown into the sea.

mission completed!

So what's next?
Howell looked at the calm sea.

Is this over?

What exactly is the commander trying to do?
Cao Ge was also on the shore, gazing at the ships moored in the harbor on the other side of the coast.

There was no change whatsoever from beginning to end.

So what exactly did Fang Heng do?
Just as they were wondering, one of the players suddenly noticed something and pointed to the sea.

"Look! What's that?" (End of Chapter)