Chapter 265 - Genius Huang Shengjun

Back in the wargame, Huang Shengjun stared at his newly built tower with a thrill of anticipation.

[Titan Goblin Tower (Lord)

Armor: 10,000,000

Defense: 2,000,000

Attack Method: Summon Titan Goblin

Attack Rate: 10 minutes

Skills: None]

After ten minutes, the first Titan Goblin emerged from the new tower. It was 100 meters tall with a muscular frame and wielded a wooden club as massive as a giant tree. It ranked among the toughest enemies one could face, backed by impressively formidable stats.

[Titan Goblin (Lord)

HP: 5,000,000

Attack: 500,000

Defense: 300,000

Attack Method: Club Bash

Range: 500 meters

Attack Rate: 1 second

Movement Speed: 1,000 km/h

Skills

1. Titan Rush – Charges forward a short distance at 10,000 km/h, dealing 500% damage.

2. Titan Wall – Ignites Life Energy to boost Defense by 500% for 60 seconds.]

However, the tower’s power did not stop there. Huang Shengjun’s Divine Talent, Quality in Numbers, further amplified the Titan Goblin’s strength, granting it six additional traits.

[1. Recovery – Restores 5% of max HP per second.

2. Fleet Foot – Increases Movement Speed by 50%.

3. Adamantine – Boosts Defense by 50%.

4. Clandestine – Turns invisible when not in combat, lowering the chance of detection by enemy towers.

5. Berserk – Raises Attack and Attack Rate by 50%.

6. Blessed – Decreases the chance of status ailments.]

These enhancements pushed the Titan Goblin’s stats to a terrifying level. Most towers would fail to damage it even if it stood directly before them.

The Titan Goblin’s various stats had been increased to a terrifying degree. Most of the towers wouldn’t even be able to damage it even if it stood in front of them.

Huang Shengjun spoke with firm confidence. “I will be this wargame’s ultimate victor!”

His territory expanded relentlessly until it touched the land of another representative from his own faction. The other representative greeted him warmly since they were on the same side.

Unexpectedly, Huang Shengjun ignored the greeting and launched an attack.

The other representative froze. “Wait, we’re on the same team!”

Huang Shengjun replied calmly, “I know.”

He commanded his Lord Titan Goblin to strike. With every brutal swing of its club, it shattered towers until the representative’s defenses crumbled completely. Huang Shengjun claimed all 70,000 square kilometers of that territory for himself.

His territory kept growing until it reached 123,000 square kilometers, now covering more than a tenth of the entire chessboard. Still, he remained unsatisfied. He told himself he wouldn’t truly win until he controlled the whole board.

While sorting through the resources he had seized, Huang Shengjun suddenly sensed a massive wave of his units wiped out. He stopped immediately and scanned the direction where his forces had vanished. There, a vast region cloaked in black fog that stretched to the horizon.

Instead of fear, excitement stirred within him. “Looks like a worthy opponent.”

He grabbed a Final Battle Card and activated it on the fog-covered territory. The black mist vanished, and he saw Han Wu and Xiang Meng.

Han Wu had been cheerfully merging Sacred Objects, either to sell them or to equip his tower. Nearby, Xiang Meng slept soundly on the ground, completely unbothered by any threat.

Huang Shengjun was still observing them when Han Wu received the notification that he was now caught in the effects of the Final Battle Card.

[Your territory has made contact with the God King of Life’s champion. The God King of Death will grant you treasures beyond your imagination if you can defeat this opponent.]

"Time to act. Let’s see who the God King of Life chose as their champion.” Han Wu looked up and spotted Huang Shengjun. Behind him stood the newly summoned Titan Goblin.

“Holy crap. It’s huge!” he exclaimed.

The Titan Goblin was 100 meters tall and very imposing. Thankfully, Han Wu adapted fast and quickly calmed down.

Huang Shengjun chuckled. “Hello, Junior Han. How are you doing?”

He hadn’t forgotten Han Wu. They had already fought once, back when Han Wu had still been a student on the reserve list.

“Senior Huang, it seems that you are still as active as ever,” Han Wu replied coolly, though his focus remained locked on Huang Shengjun’s army.

Han Wu had studied Huang Shengjun’s data and knew he was a genius at nurturing his units. He maintained hundreds of Evolution Paths for his goblins and must have built many different towers as well.

Before him stood a goblin army of 100,000 strong, arranged in neat ranks of various colors and strengths, all waiting obediently for Huang Shengjun’s command. These goblins showed unwavering loyalty to their God and would even sacrifice themselves if ordered.

Han Wu scanned the goblins carefully and tried to memorize as many details as possible.

Xiang Meng sensed something was wrong and scrambled to his feet. Only then did he spot Huang Shengjun. Though both were second-year students, they had clashed many times before. Xiang Meng knew he couldn’t defeat Huang Shengjun on his own. He could only stand a chance by teaming up with Xia Tian and Ye Ling.

He glanced at Han Wu’s towers and knew no ordinary representative could destroy them.

“Huang Shengjun, you’re in for a tough fight if you use a Final Battle Card against us,” Xiang Meng warned.

“Xiang Meng, when did you fall so low that you have to depend on your juniors? You’re tarnishing the reputation of us second years,” Huang Shengjun retorted sharply.

Xiang Meng’s cheeks burned with a mix of embarrassment and anger. He had indeed been complacent ever since allying with Han Wu, but hearing it said aloud stung. He wished no one would say it so bluntly.

Han Wu stepped in. “That’s not your place to comment. My alliance with my senior has nothing to do with you.”

Xiang Meng nodded. “Exactly. This is between us, not you.”

Huang Shengjun scoffed. “

Hmph

. I’m just offering advice. Since you won’t take it, let’s get on with the fight. I’ll show you what real strength looks like.”

He then commanded his goblin army to invade Han Wu’s territory.