The Doomsday Lord: Starting as a Insect Queen-Chapter 81 New Friends

[You used 2 Random Abnormality Gift Packs and obtained The Last One*1 and a Fairness Seal*1]

As Bai Yi opened the two Abnormality Card Packs, a longsword and a sculpture resembling a scale materialized in front of her.

[The Last One]Unlike the decorative wind chimes acquired earlier, this item was a usable double-edged longsword.

Its blade was quite hefty, with a metal die cast at the crossguard—one side was embroidered with gold patterns, while the other was pitch black like ink.

The effect of this item, true to its form, was that of a double-edged sword.

[The Last One (Red): This really is the last time, I will definitely turn the tide! Attack Power factor 2.0, each attack has a chance to trigger the following effects, Annihilation (0.01%), Double the damage of this attack (10%), Convert this attack to true damage (20%), Lose 5% of maximum Life Value (60%), Lose 50% of maximum Life Value (9.99%)]

Should it trigger the positive effects, indeed, the outcomes would be absurdly strong, Bai Yi had also already tried the Annihilation effect with [Second Life].

An utterly unreasonable erasure, which could almost guarantee instant death if it connects.

Of course, that’s if one can trigger it, and if the user is too unlucky, the adverse effects are not to be underestimated.

Bai Yi thought that if she were to use it, swinging it around a couple of times could result in an unintended calamity, and most likely her own sudden death.

However, it would likely be suitable for Zhan Er, who precisely lacks burst attack capabilities; combined with her resilience, it might have remarkable effects.

Shifting her gaze, the panel of the nearby sculpture also came into Bai Yi’s view.

[Fairness Seal (Red): Rules, not to be broken! Can be used to witness any verbal or written Contract, the more ambiguous the Contract, the stronger the binding force, and can be used to declare a rule that must be observed within a certain territory, which cannot be replaced or canceled, lasts for 1 day]

Its effect is very potent, and from the description, it could even achieve something akin to word magic.

Moreover, at least on the surface, unlike the Bell Sword, it appears not to have a negative effect.

But upon careful consideration, Bai Yi understood its specialty.

The negative effect isn’t absent; rather, its special ability itself includes a part that could be considered negative.

The set rules do not discern between friend or foe, even "cannot be replaced or canceled".

Used wisely, it might be a strategic weapon that turns the tide of battle, but if mishandled, it could equally backfire.

Just like its name suggests, it’s very "fair."

In contrast, its appearance seems to mock something.

The bar connected to its base by a supporting rod was raised high; the scale, normally expected to be balanced, was now tilted to one side, yet the pointer still pointed straight up, indicating balance.

Fair, but not completely fair.

Nevertheless, the description of this scale still lacks something; Bai Yi decided to test it first to avoid any blunders during use.

"Hmm...

What kind of rule should I set?

It shouldn’t too drastically affect daily activities, nor be too complicated...

Got it!"

Holding the seal in one hand, she realized how to use it.

Bai Yi cleared her throat, her voice becoming authoritative and unchallengeable with some enhancement:

"I declare, no jumping here!"

An invisible force emanated outward but disappeared after a brief moment.

"Eh? It ended just like that?"

The treehouse remained unchanged, and the peculiar fluctuation seemed as if it had never existed.

Bai Yi brought the seal close to observe it, noting the bar seemed somewhat balanced, having rotated by about one-third.

"So, it means I can declare up to three rules at one time?"

Standing up, Bai Yi experimentally jumped upward, but nothing happened.

She bent her knees, exerted force, jumped, everything seemed normal, yet strangely, some resulting motion was absent.

The effect seems alright, so now it’s time to check the range...

But asking her to embarrassingly jump at intervals to test this was too shaming even to consider.

Bai Yi looked out of the tree hollow and saw Zhan Er coming back. Bai Yi immediately had an idea and called her over.

"Zhan Er, I have a glorious task for you!

And the reward for the task is this longsword.

You have reached Rank 2 now, and that Rune Sword is somewhat insufficient for your strength.

This sword, I have reserved especially for you. Its power is very strong; it will be enough for you to use for a long time, so cherish it well!"

Zhan Er took the longsword from Bai Yi’s hand, feeling the contrasting power within it as soon as she held it in one hand.

If her power was Life, then the power contained within the longsword was the ultimate Annihilation.

But this suited her just fine!

"Master, I promise to complete the task!

Uh, Master, so what is the task?"

Zhan Er’s expression turned serious. A task worthy of this powerful sword would definitely not be simple, but even if it meant narrowly escaping death, she would absolutely complete it.

"I need you to start from here, walk outside, and try to jump every ten steps until you can successfully jump, then come back and report."

Zhan Er: "?"

Without allowing Zhan Er to ask any further, Bai Yi sent her out of the tree hollow, watching as she gradually moved away.

After she disappeared into the forest, on the other side, Zhan Yi returned to the territory with newly acquired Undead.

Bai Yi immediately greeted her with a smile.

After several rounds of changes, only the last two batches of Undead remained under Zhan Yi’s command, all of them strong Undead of lv.24 or above.

Bai Yi even saw a knight riding a skeleton horse.

That was the mini-boss of the last batch, with a Rank not exceeding 3, successfully controlled by Zhan Yi and became a part of the Undead army.

However, what Bai Yi valued was not their combat strength.

The rice on the mountain was ready for harvest, but today Zhan Yi, to control new Undead, had abandoned the previous batch that were working.

For a successful harvest, they would have to rely on this group of newly acquired Undead!

Bai Yi’s plan was for Zhan Yi to lead the newly acquired Undead up the mountain to harvest the rice and then teleport it on the spot.

Meanwhile, she would stay in the territory with others, relying on the Free Market’s functionality to move the rice back to the territory for further processing.

After sharing this plan with Zhan Yi, Bai Yi told her to train the Undead in advance.

Not only today’s mountain rice fields, but tomorrow the areas inside the territory would also be ripe for harvest, still relying on Zhan Yi’s skeletons.

Zhan Yi didn’t slack, and immediately began making arrangements.

Over ten minutes later, Zhan Er walked back briskly, her face still showing a flush that seemed to be left from physical exertion, bringing the information Bai Yi wanted.

This seal established rules very broadly, not only covering this area of the territory but extending nearly a kilometer outside.

Such a large range was sufficient to handle most combat needs.

It could even be so, that Bai Yi could hide within the territory and support remotely through the seal!

After lunch, together with Zhan Yi and others, they moved out the machines for processing the rice and assembled them again.

Zhan Yi then took most of the Undead towards the mountain.

Apart from those helping with harvesting, Zhan Yi planned to store the remaining Undead in the mine for future use.

For some reason, the cave still emitted a strong aura of Dead spirits.

Although Bai Yi didn’t like it, it was a good place to store Undead.

Watching Zhan Yi leave, Bai Yi returned under the tree.

Today’s battles had not consumed much Magic Power; by now, she had already gathered enough Magic Power for Fusion.

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[Fairness Seal]: Once a sacred artifact of the Arbitrator Church, placed on the altar for worship, anyone could come here to borrow and establish a Contract. But after a certain turmoil, the seal was lost, and no one knows where it ended up...