During this period, Zhao Guang had created a variety of new species.

Of course, most of the species were useless or not very effective, and there were already alternatives.

So Zhao Guang just casually tossed these species over to Xi Fei and Sephidya to handle. If they're useless, they can be left to die; if they're useful, they would naturally be developed to a certain extent.

After all, something that seems meaningless to him might be completely different in other people's eyes.

The two didn't just rely on their own senses; they would have their subordinates research.

Among those subordinates were many professionals, and with plenty of hands, who knows who might suddenly have a special brainstorm.

Just as Zhao Guang was conducting research at home, changes gradually occurred in the northeast corner of Borick.

As the coverage of the Magic Net expanded, more and more mages gradually discovered that this thing was very special. The Magic Net had great research value, but unfortunately, they had no way to intervene in it.

Unless they joined Zhao Guang's ranks, there was no way to get in touch with this thing.

Now the Magic Net had become a special existence, and wanting to intervene through the research of other mages was no easy task. However, mages still conducted various research on it daily.

But the benefits of the Magic Net also became apparent, with the number of Magic Net professionals increasing.

Moreover, the Magic Net's improvement of the surrounding environment had also slowed the spread of the plague.

Some even believed that with the ongoing improvements of the Magic Net, the plague would eventually disappear. The reason was simple, because a Plague Land in Delan Continent had been improved by the Magic Net.

This wasn't something Zhao Guang said himself, but something spread by some based on various rumors.

In short, by the time these rumors reached the northeast of the Borick Continent, they had already become quite outrageous.

The higher-ups certainly wouldn't believe it, but there was no stopping the average people from believing it.

Just recently, as the number of Magic Net professionals increased, the spread of the Plague Land had begun to slow. Various new zombies and undead beings were being consumed in large amounts.

At this moment, in the depths of the Plague Land, a few figures were swaying and gathering together.

"What's happening recently, why has the spread been hindered, did the Temple intervene on a large scale?"

A hill suddenly opened its eyes, and the twin red eyes emitted a blood-red light.

The swaying figures quickly stopped and knelt down in that direction.

"Reporting to the master, there has been no large-scale suppression by the Temple, nor has any other Divine intervened." The gods were not so harmonious, and it was normal for someone to intervene if they sensed their movements.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have been so careful and would have invaded on a large scale long ago.

"No intervention by any other Divine? So what's the matter?" The voice rumbled forth.

The figures exchanged glances, then spoke: "It's a new system developed by people in a small place. This new system is so easy to get started with, it allows ordinary people to quickly gain some power."

Although the power obtained by ordinary people isn't very strong, it's still stronger than ordinary undead.

After all, those low-level undead beings, as long as one isn't afraid, even ordinary people can kill a few.

The most dangerous part is the various viruses and plagues in them; that's what everyone doesn't want to approach.

Once those ordinary people gained a little power, they weren't afraid of these things anymore, and naturally, it impacted their spread. The number of strong individuals is limited, but the number of ordinary people is indeed too exaggerated.

Upon hearing this, the voice fell silent for a moment, remaining quiet for quite some time.

Just as the people around began to wonder if the master had already left, the voice spoke again.

"I didn't expect their methods to be so good. In that case, proceed with the next step. Even if we are discovered, we have basically completed our layout."

The others exchanged glances, nodding quickly, feeling a hidden excitement within.

Soon, who knows what these people discussed, but they dispersed.

The outside world knew nothing of what happened inside, and at this time, everyone was discussing a counterattack.

Occasionally, the Holy Knight Corps of the Temple would lead people in a countercharge, with priests performing various purifications behind them. In some time, they might recover some of the outer areas.

There was no choice; the area contaminated by the plague this time was too large. Recovering it wouldn't be easy.

But they couldn't simply do nothing about it, even if the cost was great.

This region was simply too big. If left as it was, it would definitely cause major problems. If it attracted a large number of ambitious undead professionals in the future, it could easily become a problem.

Inside the Plague Land, those shambling zombie-like silhouettes paid no attention to this.

They moved to various special Magic Nodes one by one, then inserted some Runes and recited spells.

After completing the ritual, these individuals would immediately depart.

If someone were there, they would recognize these were not normal undead beings. In essence, these were corpses but special creatures with high-level intelligence.

These were not the types undead professionals favored for transformation, but were a rare species even in the Netherworld.

These creatures could be called Corpse Demons, a unique kind of follower under the undead system's Divine.

After the Corpse Demons left, the entire land began to tremble. The massive number of zombies buried here started shedding flesh, drawn into the ground.

A large amount of flesh continued to be absorbed, and the ground gradually rose.

It turned out that spreading the plague on a large scale wasn't just to change the topography here, but also to set up some special Arrays. With the refining of flesh and plague, some special things emerged.

Days later, the first figure rose up.

Yes, a figure rose, though its head was particularly large. The soil, having absorbed enough flesh and plague, had gradually condensed into a colossal hundred-meter humanoid creature, or rather, something undead-like.

The reason why it is said to be undead-like is because its composition isn't undead.

The figure gradually stood up, looked ahead, and began walking forward. At first, its movements were somewhat slow, seemingly unaccustomed to its body, but with movement, it gradually became more agile.

Such a large entity, moving with such agility, was truly unimaginable; it seemed as flexible as humanoid creatures of normal size.

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