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nChapter 150: Advancement Successful, Level Soars!

nTranslator: Lonelytree

nAbomination said unhappily, ‘Why? I hate preferential treatment.” Matthew’s face stiffened. Fortunately, he reacted quickly.

n“This is not preferential treatment. This is because you’re not a single entity like the rest of them.”

nAbomination pondered for a moment after hearing that.

n“You’re right.”

nHe punched the small head who interrupted him, then strode towards the stall.

n“I have a lot of people on me, so I have to take a few more.”

nMatthew maintained a smile throughout.

nThese little things were not worth much, so the Abomination could take as much as he wanted. Moreover, he was not going overboard. He had only taken half of the things on the stall.

nThen, he found a comfortable place near the incense burner and sat down, playing with those little things in high spirits.

nMatthew actually had a lot of stock in his inventory, but he didn’t take it out immediately. He just watched quietly.

nWith the Abomination holding the line, the other immortals were much more reserved. They were even unwilling to speak.

nIf not for the incense burner, they might have left long ago.

nMatthew looked on coldly and knew what was going on.

nA moment later.

nThe cracking sound in the Abomination’s stomach came to an end. Matthew immediately said gently to the zombie lady, who was in a daze,

n“Can you send this to Mr. Abomination?

nHe took out another head from his luggage.

nThis time, it was an imp’s head. It was also the spoils of war from the previous battle.

nMiss Zombie seemed to be very easy to talk to. She nodded in agreement and hugged the little imp’s head as she walked towards the Abomination.

nShe didn’t say anything and stuffed the imp’s head into the Abomination’s stomach.

nKacha kacha.

nAnother round of chewing sounds sounded.

nAbomination looked at her with satisfaction.

n“Oh, thank you! Beautiful lady. Your gentleness reminds me of my late wife.”

nMiss Zombie asked dumbly, “Wow! What’s her name?”

nAbomination sighed deeply.

nI’m sorry. It’s not that I can’t remember her name, but I have too many wives. Of course, it’s not what you think. In fact, we’re all very loyal, but you have to understand that I’m a freak made up of more than thirty humanoid creatures. It’s only natural that I have many deceased wives. As for which one, forgive me for being clumsy and not knowing where to start.”

nMiss Zombie exclaimed, “Wow! So powerful!”

nThe Abomination chuckled and rubbed its head in embarrassment.

nMatthew noticed that the other six heads were silent at this time. They looked shy and afraid, which was completely different from the scene when they were talking to Matthew.

nWhile they were talking, Matthew carefully observed the state of the other undead.

nThey should have been Dania’s former subordinates.

nAfter Dania left, they lost their master and showed a certain degree of negative energy deficiency symptoms.

nFor example, Miss Zombie.

nHer skin was extremely dry, unlike the wet skin of a normal zombie.

nThis meant that the negative energy in her body was not enough to sustain water.

nIn the long run, she would become a dried corpse, and her combat strength would be greatly reduced.

nThe others had similar symptoms.

nOnly the Abomination was unaffected. This was because he was level 16 and could directly interact with the negative energy plane.

nIn order to make the undead more stable, Matthew took out six negative energy stones and placed them next to the incense.

nThis action greatly increased the favorability of the undead present.

nOn the other side, Miss Zombie seemed to have ended her conversation with Mr. Abomination.

nShe returned to Matthew’s side in a daze.

nThe night deepened.

nMore and more undead approached.

nFrightened by the aura of Abomination, most of them obediently sat down on the periphery.

nMatthew saw that the atmosphere was right, so he cleared his throat and said to the undead present,

n“I once heard a story about a headless horseman and a flying ghosthead falling in love. Are you interested in hearing it?”

nHis words broke the silence of the Night of the Undead and attracted the attention of all the undead.

nMiss Zombie was the first to show her support.

nShe looked at Matthew in confusion. “The Headless Horseman doesn’t have a head, and the Flying Ghost Head doesn’t have a body.”

nMatthew smiled and asked, “Is this important? Must we be so similar to be together?”

nWith that, he gave Miss Zombie another head and let her continue feeding Abominations.

nThe undead looked thoughtful.

nSuddenly, a skeleton stood up. “I don’t think it’s important. We’re already dead. If you want to love, then love. Why do you have to follow those rules?”

nSkeleton’s point of view won the approval of many undead.

nHowever, there were also zombies who objected.

n“This isn’t a matter of rules and regulations, but a matter of how to consummate the love. If they can’t even do it, then what’s the point of their love?”

nAlthough there weren’t many people supporting this zombie, their voices were loud and clear.

nFor a time, both sides were engaged in a verbal battle, and it gradually became lively.

nMatthew smiled.

nHe had achieved his initial goal.

nThe more the undead quarrelled, the happier he would be, as long as they did not fight. Furthermore, with the Abomination there, no one would dare to make a move on his territory.

nAs they quarrelled, the Undead present was divided into two groups. One group was the Skeleton Party, which had the advantage in numbers; The other was the Zombie Party, which shouted loudly. Both sides insisted on their own words and argued..

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