Reborn with Infinity Skill Points, I Enslaved All Universes-Chapter 227 --Blood Moon

"Damn it, what the hell is going on?!"

Glaton’s ghastly body squirmed in panic. He had no idea what Daniel was up to now.

[City of the Undead – Lordship authority is currently transferring...]

Before he could react, a familiar figure suddenly appeared before his eyes.

"Damn you! How can you still find me?!"

Glaton cursed in fury and instantly used teleportation again.

At this point, Daniel had instilled a deep fear in him.

So the moment he saw Daniel appear again, his first instinct was to flee.

But just as he landed in a new location—before he could even catch his breath—Daniel appeared before him again.

"Will you ever stop?! How are you following me?!"

Fear gripped Glaton’s soul. Daniel felt like his shadow, one he simply couldn’t shake off.

Desperate, Glaton kept teleporting again and again, but every time he arrived at a new place, Daniel would materialize right in front of him.

What Glaton didn’t realize was that the Daniel he was seeing wasn’t real—he was hallucinating.

[Sanity reduced: 33% (Minor Contamination)]

While Glaton fled like a headless chicken, Daniel had successfully completed the transfer of City Lord authority.

He was now, officially and completely, the Lord of the City of the Undead.

And the moment he acquired the rights, he could control the massive arcane formation in front of him.

Through it, he gained a much deeper understanding of the Undead Lands.

To his surprise, this land of the dead was far vaster than he had imagined.

Just this one city—the City of the Undead—was nearly ten times the size of all human territories combined. 𝗳𝚛𝗲𝕖𝚠𝚎𝚋𝗻𝗼𝕧𝗲𝐥.𝚌𝚘𝐦

Even if he brought every human from the Myriad Races world here, it still wouldn’t be enough to fill this place.

However, the key problem remained: only souls could enter here.

Even Daniel couldn’t bring his physical body into this plane.

Still, as his mind power extended, Daniel noticed that the city contained many massive areas labeled as "junkyards."

But these weren’t for trash—they were designated zones for discarding unconscious souls.

With his perception expanding, the entire Undead Lands unfolded before him.

And it was then that Daniel realized something critical: this realm belonged to the same world as the Myriad Races Continent.

Daniel didn’t know much about the Oden Continent—the mysterious and dangerous region shrouded in a red membrane.

He had approached it once but failed to break through the crimson veil.

Now that the Oden Continent had become a Flesh Continent, would the races there still manifest as souls after death?

No one could answer that.

To this day, no being had ever passed through the red membrane to enter the continent’s inner cities.

There was an air of mystery and dread surrounding the Oden Continent that chilled even Daniel.

After shaking off those thoughts, Daniel directed his perception toward the portal he had originally entered through.

The river near the entrance continued to flow steadily, and the portal glimmered with faint magical light.

Due to insufficient energy, however, the portal’s glow was dim.

Interestingly, Daniel discovered that there were thousands of portals spread throughout the Undead Lands—large and small.

But lacking entry tokens, no one had noticed them—or even if they had, they were inaccessible.

Meanwhile...

After mining enough Soul Stones, Daniel’s avatar stopped digging and ascended toward the sky.

At the same time, Daniel’s true body casually strolled back into Glaton’s vault, where he began methodically looting the most precious artifacts.

Glaton had collected these treasures for thousands of years—and now Daniel was getting them all for free.

There was no denying it—robbery was efficient.

"Rob once and you’re happy for a while. Rob always and you’re happy forever."

Had he relied solely on his own strength, it would have taken Daniel at least ten years to gather these resources.

But thanks to his journey to the Undead Lands, he had just shaved a decade off his grind.

Myriad Races World—

As a bronze-rank lion beast suddenly emerged from the forest, chaos erupted throughout the nearby park.

But as the saying goes—coolness doesn’t last more than three seconds.

Daniel casually nocked an arrow and shot the beast dead with a single shot.

Atop the lion’s corpse stood twelve Daniel avatars, perfectly synchronized.

This bronze-rank lion had drawn attention, making people believe there were treasures hidden nearby.

Daniel had received word of it and arrived swiftly, taking multiple precautions.

After all, any loss of an awakener would be a serious blow to the human race.

But just as Daniel and his avatars were attacking the incoming monsters—

The blood moon in the sky suddenly began to shine with blinding brilliance.

In an instant, the entire earth was bathed in crimson light.

And then, the surface of the moon sprouted countless eyes.

Seeing those densely packed, twitching red eyes filled Daniel with instinctual revulsion.

The surrounding awakeners were even more shaken—their faces turned pale in horror.

"What... what the hell is that?!"

"The moon... it has eyes!"

"Dear God—is this the end of the world?!"

Panic gripped the awakeners as their screams and cries of despair echoed across the park.

They scattered in all directions—but no matter where they ran, they couldn’t escape the red moonlight.

And then, it happened.

The corpse of the bronze-rank lion beast—which Daniel had just slain—began to convulse violently under the blood moon’s glow.

Its flesh rotted at a visible speed—only to be reassembled in an even more grotesque form.

ROOOAARRRR—!!

A chilling, inhuman howl erupted from its throat.

It sprang back to its feet.

Its once-majestic golden eyes were now clouded with blood-red haze.

But the most terrifying part?

A third eye had opened on its forehead—identical to the ones glowing on the surface of the blood moon above.

Its aura was now more feral, more violent, and far more insane.

The twelve Daniel avatars standing atop the creature felt the tremor beneath their feet and instinctively leapt back.

"Careful! It’s mutated!"

Daniel’s voice wasn’t loud, but it echoed clearly into the ears of every terrified awakener nearby.

Some of them snapped back to their senses and quickly dodged aside—

But it was clear to all now:

The blood moon had awakened something truly monstrous.