Undead Incursion (New Earth)

## **Origin**

The local chapter of the Undead Empire in the **Zecia sector** was a peak force there, but it was ultimately just regarded as a Province. Its actual name was the **Kavriel Province** after the ruling clan, though most of the living didn’t bother with making such a distinction. The Undead Province in the Zecia sector was definitely on the weaker side, just like Zecia was one of the weaker C-Grade Sectors (**Chapter 683**).

### **Backing parties**

Lord Rexus, Lord Adriel’s master, and the investor of this Invasion. Triv was technically part of his force though he didn’t awaken him, Adriel did. Triv resisted his call to return because he feared his soul being tortured until it crumbled. **Chapter 507**

## **Impact on Earth**

The most prolific incursion, the **Undead Empire** already spanned an area close to the size of the United States. The horde was mainly made up of weak zombies that could be easily killed, and concentrated efforts by multiple forces had impeded their march, some considering it a farming haven. Their control of their area wasn't really strong. There were multiple pockets of resistance within the sphere of influence fighting them.

An even bigger problem was that the Undead spawned in the area of New Asia, massacring their huge populations. They grew quickly with hundreds of millions of fodder in just the first months. As the restrictions lifted the Undead sent out ever larger hordes and humanity gathered their efforts to oppose them. It was discovered that the movement of those hordes was in reality forming an array that would eventually terraform earth into an Undead world naturally producing miasma.

### **Terraforming Array**

The energy clearly came from the rock. It was pitch-black and polished smooth, making it almost look like an egg. The egg emitted mysterious fluctuations as well, and it was potent enough to render **Zac's Dao Field** utterly useless. It was a **Seed of Undeath**. Undead territories receive them from the Empire along with the terraforming array. They act like a realignment kit. Even Provinces like Kavriel can convert a planet on their own, but their means require high-graded items that are impossible to bring through an Incursion. The Empire provides those things as a solution. **Chapter 507**

## **Incursion Forces**

### **Leadership**

The boss of the Undead Incursion on Earth was **Adriel**, the Lich King and he had six lords of Undeath (**Chapter 181**).

#### **Lords of Undeath**

1. Unknown - killed by **Abbot Everlasting Peace**
2. Unknown - killed by Abbot Everlasting Peace
3. **Mhal** - killed by **Zachary Atwood**
4. **Banshee** - killed by **Ogras** (**Chapter 507**)
5. **Threzz** - killed by Zachary Atwood **Chapter 503**
6. **Krisko** - alive and seemingly imprisoned by Zac on **Elysium**

## **Base**

A massive black fortress, reaching toward the sky with a backdrop consisting of an azure pillar that pierced the miasmic haze.

This was the first structure Zac’s group had encountered inside the Dead Zone, aside from the endless ruins of the countries it had gobbled up. But Zac guessed that this monstrous structure would have no problem housing every single elite that was brought over from the Undead Kingdom of the Zecia sector, along with tens of thousands of the best zombies who were ‘recruited’ here on earth.

It might even be more apt to call it a city than a castle if it wasn’t for the fact that it really seemed to be one cohesive structure. It’s pitch-black wall rose almost twenty meters into the air, wrought from some stone that Zac didn’t recognize. It was covered in both azure fractals and intricate carvings reminiscent of European Gothic architecture.

Dozens of towers protruded from within the walls as well, each of them well over a hundred meters tall. They all seemed to house terrifyingly powerful Unholy Beacons at the top, probably responsible for providing energy for the whole building. They almost looked like fountains as dense clouds of Miasma billowed down along their lengths as though it was liquid.

They could vaguely spot the roof of many more sections, but the towering wall made it hard to make out any real impression of the layout inside. **Chapter 499**