Lord of the People: I Have a Small World

Chapter 128

Its daybreak.

The daily settlement arrived as scheduled.

Su Heng killed another fourth-level undead and once again received a C- rating. A platinum treasure chest appeared on the system panel.

Click to open the platinum treasure chest and six items will appear.

A piece of black iron leather armor of little value, a piece of black fir wood made of low-level magic wood that can be used to upgrade the territory, and a primary alchemical bomb with an explosion radius of 3 meters that can kill first-level undead.

An ordinary territory building, a third-level fishing ground.

A silver-grade meditator's hat of great value that plays a huge role for Su Heng. As a magical equipment, the meditator's hat does not have much defensive effect, but it has the effect of assisting cultivation. It can allow the mage to enter the meditative state faster and increase the efficiency of the mage's meditation.

Su Heng planned to wear this meditator's hat whenever he practiced in the future.

The last item surprised Su Heng a little. It was a platinum-level storm warship.

Storm Battleship is a large alchemical item, an alchemical battleship.

The bronze-level Wind-Chasing Warship, the silver-level Gale Warship, the gold-level Hurricane Warship, the platinum-level Storm Warship, and the crystal-level Hurricane Warship.

The Death Continent is a whole continent, surrounded by the sea, with many large rivers and lakes inside.

Some lord players place their territories on islands outside the Death Continent.

Although the humans on Blue Star have not ushered in the Age of Discovery in the game world, there are still many lord players who need alchemical warships.

If he sold this Storm Battleship, Su Heng felt that he could buy a few second-level advancement stones, and get closer to upgrading the World Tree.

The undead plague is over, and Su Heng can also recruit people. This time, he killed two fourth-level undead in the undead plague and earned a lot of points.

Su Heng decided to use most of the points to recruit second-level nature mages, second-level light mages, and second-level earth mages, and the remaining points were mainly used to recruit first-level warriors.

First-level warriors are naturally recruited to do manual labor, such as felling trees and quarrying stones every week to meet the needs of the territory.

A level zero warrior has limited talent, limited potential, and limited strength.

For a second-level warrior, the recruitment points are a little more, but you can’t recruit many with the points you have.

Therefore, recruiting first-level warriors became the best option.

After Su Heng's recruitment, the number of people under his command has reached 572.

The number of civilians has remained unchanged at 400.

There was no change in the number of zero-level professionals, 77 people.

The number of first-level professionals has reached 72 due to the recruitment of 50 new warriors.

There are 20 second-level professionals, including 8 nature mages, 10 earth mages, and 2 light mages.

There are also two first-level formation masters who are responsible for the formation of the first-level farms in the territory.

With the Nature Mage and the World Tree, Su Heng was not in a hurry to upgrade the first-level farm to the second-level farm. It would cost a lot of money, and Su Heng wanted to save money to upgrade the World Tree first.

When the second-level farm appears, you will need to recruit a second-level formation master, who can be recruited at the same price as a second-level earth mage.

Compared with other territory projects of players of the same level, the people recruited by Su Heng are somewhat extreme. Not counting civilian people, the professional people recruited are mainly of four professions: nature mage, earth mage, light mage, and warrior.

Everything is for the development of the territory, without having to think about fighting the undead.

However, when the territory's level continues to rise and he can recruit more powerful professional subjects, Su Heng will also consider letting the professional subjects participate in the battle.

After all, the indigenous leaders can also gain experience by killing undead, and Su Heng can also gain points.

Su Heng gained a lot of points because he killed undead of higher levels, or two levels higher, which earned him a large amount of points. He could even afford to recruit second-level professional leaders.

Ordinary lord players are also good at obtaining points, mainly by relying on their subjects to kill undead to obtain points. The more zero-order undead and first-order undead they kill, the more points they will naturally obtain.