The Orc Empire and the grassland nomadic tribes will gradually accept the undead and become part of Li Ziyu's forces. Of course, in the eyes of the people, the undead are just a race that lives with them and makes a living by doing business. Only those in power know that they have become part of the undead, and this is the way to resolve the war.

On the one hand, there are trade routes, and on the other hand, the undead have begun to build cities, cities all over the grassland.

Gathering points have been built near Li Ziyu's mineral resource points for travelers and nomadic tribes to rest.

These gathering points are now beginning to develop, and the nomads say that such gathering points are great and provide them with convenience.

Although at the beginning, living in the gathering point felt a bit creepy, with bones everywhere and a gloomy atmosphere.

After going there a few times and living there a few times, they were no longer afraid and got used to it.

The gathering point is good. It is sheltered from wind and rain and very safe. There are undead protecting them. They don’t have to worry about anything. As long as wild beasts, monsters, and insect people dare to approach the gathering point, the undead will rush over and kill them.

The areas around each gathering point were cleared, which were equivalent to small safe zones on the grassland.

Moreover, violence is prohibited in the gathering point. The undead will not care if you live there, but if you dare to take action, the undead will appear to stop you. If you do not obey the undead, I'm sorry, the undead will show their hideous side.

As a result, the gathering point has become a very good destination in the eyes of many people.

As long as you can find a safe place to live, what is there to complain about?

Many small tribes or wanderers on the grassland simply settled in gathering places, regarded the settlements as their homes, and lived in harmony with the undead.

They also do some business in the gathering points, mainly doing business with nomadic tribes and providing them with the resources they need.

These people who settled in the gathering points soon developed them into small villages.

In addition to the gathering point, Li Ziyu also began to build a city of the undead on the grassland.

These cities have tall city walls and are well planned internally, with four major divisions: residential area, commercial area, cemetery area, and economic area, as well as a large number of basic buildings.

Li Ziyu left a large number of undead in the city of the undead. In addition to the basic skeleton undead, there were also black warriors, skeleton knights, etc. used for management and fighting.

He did not migrate orcs into these cities, but instead opened the cities to the public. Anyone could enter and exit the cities, but if they wanted to live in the cities, they had to abide by the rules of the undead.

Most of the rules are similar to those of the gathering point, but with the addition of faith.

Li Ziyu requires citizens who settle in the city to believe in the dead in addition to believing in their ancestors, and to pray in cemeteries and the Temple of the Dead regularly.

These cities have become transit stations for the undead caravans. In these undead cities, there are a large number of goods that are of good quality and low price.

This is extremely attractive. With the comfortable grassland economy today, orcs need more and more goods, and the undead city is a golden city in their eyes!

The first to arrive at the Undead City were the merchants from the Orc Empire. They had the sharpest sense of smell. After arriving in the Undead City and finding it easier to do business there, the small merchants simply settled down there. Even if the big merchants did not migrate here, they left branches in the Undead City.

In a short period of time, the grassland is undergoing earth-shaking changes, and Li Ziyu has successfully established a foothold on the grassland.

New information is delivered to the White Tiger Queen every day, especially about the movements of the undead.

The White Tiger Empress looked at the pieces of information one by one. She appeared calm on the surface, without any ripples, but her heart was already in turmoil.

The speed of the undead's development was so fast and so smooth that it was frightening. She couldn't help but suspect that the Lord of the Undead might have planned this long ago.

Everything is in order.

While Li Ziyu and Zhang Peng were busy, Liu Xingxing was not idle either. He was looking for treasure everywhere.

He found many ruins, all of which were very ancient and from unknown eras. He even discovered the ruins of several cities.

While exploring the ruins, Liu Xingxing was surprised. He felt that he had discovered a big secret.

Castle of the Dead.

"Your big secret is that there are myths in other worlds? What kind of secret is that? They even know magic, have all sorts of supernatural powers, and believe in their ancestors. How can myths be a big secret?"

Wide rectangular stone slabs formed a semicircle inside the house, and the patterns on them were connected together, like a comic strip.

These stone slabs were discovered by Liu Xingxing in the ruins of an ancient city. After checking, he found that these comic strips told some strange things, so he brought them back for Li Ziyu to see.

After reading it, Li Ziyu couldn't help but turn around and ask Liu Xingxing.

He really didn't feel that there was anything special about these comic strips. Aren't there similar things on various cultural relics in his previous life? Besides, myths were nothing in the other world.

There are supernatural powers in this world.

It’s no big deal to have a few more myths, right?

Liu Xingxing shook his head like a rattle and said repeatedly, "No, no, Boss, what you said is not right."

"Mythology is a kind of culture. It represents the most basic culture of a region. There are so many things to study in it."

Liu Xingxing was unusually serious, which left Li Ziyu stunned.

He really had never thought about what mythology meant. Or rather, for most people, mythology was just a story, a story that children listened to, an unreal thing. How many adults believed in mythology?

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