Rise from the coffin and rebuild the vampire empire

Chapter 104 Desolation

"Where is Lord Karen?! I have something important to report!"

Drake drove the boat quickly all the way to Wangbo Port.

It was already night, and Drake's arrival alarmed the night patrol guards at Wangbo Port.

Under the guidance of the night watchman, Drake successfully found Karen who was watching the player troops' "military training" next to the parade ground.

"what's up?"

Karen looked at Drake, already having a guess in mind.

"Lord Cullen! The Desolation is here!"

Drake came to Karen and reported this crucial news.

"where is it?"

Karen showed no emotion, he had already guessed it was this matter.

"I had him parked at Stone Rock Island."

Drake calmed down and reported the situation carefully.

He suddenly received a message from Werner Desolation. At that time, the Desolation was not far from Rock Island. He waited for a while and the Desolation appeared on the sea. After letting the Desolation wait near Rock Island, he immediately ran over to inform Karen.

"Walk."

Karen nodded, without saying anything more, and turned around to leave. It happened that he had almost finished watching the "military training" here.

Kevin expanded the player army and started unified training. He vowed to turn these foreigners into an indestructible elite force, and his teaching could be said to be very attentive.

Moreover, Kevin does not have the ability of a "day walker" now, and his schedule is just right for the players. The players can basically come to training in the evening, and there are very few absences.

Kevin also raised the issue of the treatment of these foreign soldiers. As the intensity of their training increased, their physical supplies naturally had to keep up.

The most important thing is that after these soldiers are trained, they will have to carry out the most dangerous tasks and go to the most dangerous battlefields, so naturally their treatment must be increased.

Even if the stranger can be resurrected, he must be given corresponding treatment, otherwise he may not be willing to do this job.

For the players, death and danger are not a problem. The biggest problem is that they have to squat here every night for military training.

This night training greatly squeezes the time players spend playing other activities, so naturally they need sufficient benefits to stay.

This is also the reason why there are not as many people recruited as imagined. This project is too time-consuming and too restrictive.

The combination of factors such as being able to move freely during the day, high salaries, increased combat power, and the opportunity to participate in battles made the remaining thirty players willingly stay.

This result made Karen start to consider another approach, which might be more suitable for the players, or to let the players form their own associations and war groups, allowing the players to exist as non-staff legions.

This battle group is just like the guilds in other games. Of course, Karen hasn't figured out how to operate it specifically yet, so let's put that aside for now and deal with the matter of the Desolate first.

Leaving Drake behind at the wheel, Karen transformed into a bat and flew towards Shiyan Island, leaving Drake with no choice but to drive the boat back. As they approached Shiyan Island, Karen could see from afar a thick layer of fog covering the sea, and beneath the fog, a large ship, looking like it had aged, loomed.

The Desolation, a standard imperial galleon, is a large three-masted sailing ship with multiple decks. The towering bow and stern decks are very conspicuous, and the castle-like appearance looks very domineering.

However, the ship was visibly decayed, and even barnacles could be seen covering the hull. The entire ship looked like a monster crawling out of the deep sea.

"It is indeed a familiar ship type."

Karen's eyes flashed red as he saw the Desolation through the fog, and also saw the Necromancer and the Undead standing on the deck of the large ship.

There were decaying zombies, skeletons with white bones all over their bodies, ghosts with faint blue light on their bodies, and all kinds of mess on the whole ship. It could be called a hodgepodge of undead troops.

The most conspicuous one among them is naturally a necromancer. He holds a skeleton staff and his skin is as pale as that of a corpse. His body shape and skeleton look very strange. His flesh seems to be hanging on his body. He does not look like a living person and does not fit in at all with this group of zombies and skeletons.

"There's not just one person."

Karen looked around and found that there were living people on the ship. There was not only one necromancer. In addition to the oldest and most dead-looking one, there were actually other living people on the Desolation.

It's just that they grew up in this kind of environment, so naturally they don't look like normal people. They all look sinister, and among them there are a few necromancers who look younger.

Karen passed through the thick fog and landed on the highest mast of the Desolation, transformed back into human form, and released his own aura.

In an instant, all the undead on the ship turned their heads and looked at him, looking at the figure standing on the mast.

Werner Desolate also looked up at Karen, and then his shriveled body immediately trembled and knelt on the ground.

"Verna Desolate, meet your Excellency!"

The zombies and skeletons fell silent, and only the voice of Werner Desolation could be heard, accompanied by the sound of waves and reaching Karen's ears.

After Werner Desolation bowed down, the other living people on the Desolation also knelt down and lowered their heads, not daring to look up, let alone make a sound. The necromancers were even more unbearable, their bodies trembling uncontrollably, unable to face Karen's power.

The breath of the vampires is the most sensitive perception for the vampire slaves. These humans who have inherited the vampire magic are even more vulnerable to the vampires than those primitive beasts. This is also an inherent effect of the vampire magic.

"Are these people your people?"

Karen asked. He had a rough guess about the living people on the ship.

"Yes, sir, we are all descendants of the Desolate Family."

Werner lowered his head and answered tremblingly.

When he actually saw Karen in person, he felt his soul tremble.

This feeling was simply incomprehensible to him. Could this be the feeling his ancestor had when he saw Commander Welt Shiyue?
But looking at the descriptions left by our ancestors, it is definitely not to this extent, it is far from that!
Could it be that the lord in front of him is actually more noble than Commander Welt Shiyue, a third-generation vampire?
'really.'
Karen felt that it was not surprising that the Desolation had been passed down for so long and was still under their control because the entire Desolation family lived on the ship, and they were the only family members on the ship.

In this way, even if there is a problem, it will be an internal matter of the family, and there will be no situation where power is seized by others. When it is necessary to pass on the power to future generations, they will probably just capture some women from outside.

However, it is generally difficult to cause problems, because the inheritance of blood clan magic will only be carried out among the direct male descendants of the Huangwu family.

(End of this chapter)