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Evolving My Undead Legion In A Game-Like World

Chapter 297 Princess Priscilla · Oct 05, 2026

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251 Chapter 251 Invitation 2026-10-05
252 Chapter 252 A Deal? 2026-10-05
253 Chapter 253 Back 2026-10-05
254 Chapter 254 Collecting Reward 2026-10-05
255 Chapter 255 Answer 2026-10-05
256 Chapter 256 Amazing Discovery 2026-10-05
257 Chapter 257 Plans 2026-10-05
258 Chapter 258 New Home? 2026-10-05
259 Chapter 259 Home 2026-10-05
260 Chapter 260 Evolving Himself 2026-10-05
261 Chapter 261 Successful Evolution? 2026-10-05
262 Chapter 262 High Human Michael 2026-10-05
263 Chapter 263 Changes 2026-10-05
264 Chapter 264 Testing Growth 2026-10-05
265 Chapter 265 A Familiar Face 2026-10-05
266 Chapter 266 Discussion 2026-10-05
267 Chapter 267 2026-10-05
268 Chapter 268 2026-10-05
269 Chapter 269 Miraʼs Thoughts 2026-10-05
270 Chapter 270 New Home 2026-10-05
271 Chapter 271 Progress 2026-10-05
272 Chapter 272 2026-10-05
273 Chapter 273 Entering The Golden Family Estate Again 2026-10-05
274 Chapter 274 Meeting Mage Lian Again 2026-10-05
275 Chapter 275 You Like Books? 2026-10-05
276 Chapter 276 Gloomshade Ravine 2026-10-05
277 Chapter 277 New Meditation Technique 2026-10-05
278 Chapter 278 Bright Academy 2026-10-05
279 Chapter 279 Flame Lion 2026-10-05
280 Chapter 280 Mission Completed 2026-10-05
281 Chapter 281 Sudden Guest 2026-10-05
282 Chapter 282 Sudden Wave Of Wealth 2026-10-05
283 Chapter 283 Information 2026-10-05
284 Chapter 284 Purchasing New Items 2026-10-05
285 Chapter 285 Stronger Prince 2026-10-05
286 Chapter 286 Next Undead 2026-10-05
287 Chapter 287 Unexpected 2026-10-05
288 Chapter 288 New Discovery 2026-10-05
289 Chapter 289 Contemplation 2026-10-05
290 Chapter 290 Goliath 2026-10-05
291 Chapter 291 Test 2026-10-05
292 Chapter 292 The Day 2026-10-05
293 Chapter 293 Heading Out 2026-10-05
294 Chapter 294 Meeting 2026-10-05
295 Chapter 295 Great One 2026-10-05
296 Chapter 296 Princess 2026-10-05
297 Chapter 297 Princess Priscilla 2026-10-05
298 Chapter 298 Questioning 2026-10-05
299 Chapter 299 Return 2026-10-05
300 Chapter 300 Withdraw 2026-10-05

Chapter 297 Princess Priscilla

The Land of Origin had existed for countless years.

One of its newest groups of visitors—the Awakeners from Aurora—had only been exploring its vast territories for a little over 200 years.

Yet compared to the realmʼs ancient existence, that time was pitifully short.

Across the universe, there were races that had accessed the Land of Origin for ten thousand, twenty thousand—even thirty thousand years.

And even after all that time, they were still exploring.

Why?

Because of a select few within their realms—beings known as Awakeners.

Though Awakeners were few in number within each realm, when counted across all the realms that touched the Land of Origin, the total became significant.

But when those numbers were spread across the immeasurable expanse of the realm, even a million felt like a drop in the ocean.

Still, their presence left marks.

Massive ones.

Chaos.

Revolution.

Moments that changed history.

They brought miracles, shattered limits, and rewrote rules.

Yet, despite their impact, most Awakeners blended in.

They were hard to recognize.

To the common native, they were just outliers—unusual wanderers in a world already filled with strange things.

Only a few scholars, those who dug deep into history and patterns, began to see something different.

A thread.

A clue.

All long-lived Awakeners were strong.

But the truly public ones—the ones who made headlines—were unreasonably strong.

Not just geniuses.

Monsters.

The best of them?

They showed terrifying potential from a young age.

It was a consistent pattern, one that the wise could identify.

Those with access to ancient records… or certain secrets.

The Great Mage standing in front of Michael was one such person.

Princess Priscilla.

After the king stepped down to prepare for his ascension into the Great Stage, it was she who took the reins.

The move caused ripples within the inner circles of the kingdom—but surprisingly, not negative ones.

For the princes, it was actually seen as good news.

Priscilla couldnʼt claim the throne permanently—for several reasons.

That meant the crown was still up for grabs.

However, it also revealed something troubling:

The king had no clear favorite.

If he did, one of the princes would have been appointed as acting ruler.

Instead, the burden—and power—fell to the princess.

To the royal sons, this was both a blessing and a curse.

No favorites meant they each had a chance.

But it also meant uncertainty… and chaos.

The first time Princess Priscilla heard of Michael was during a private meeting requested by Grand Mage Lian.

As was customary, she received such reports with the solemnity and poise expected of a ruler—even an acting one

However, when Mage Lianʼs mission reached her desk, she expected nothing out of the ordinary.

That expectation shattered about halfway through the meeting.

Mage Lian, ever dutiful, recounted his experiences in crisp detail.

He spoke of the strangeness of the forest, and then, with a subtle shift in tone, he began to describe a youth.

”His origin is unclear,” Lian had said, brows furrowed. ”Alone, unregistered, with no crest or seal of any known family. Yet his strength…”

Priscilla leaned forward slightly, not interrupting. That caught her interest.

”A mage under twenty,” Lian continued, ”with Grand capabilities.”

She had tilted her head at that.

Rare, yes. Unheard of? No.

The Empire, which the kingdom served under, boasted of countless talents hidden in secret enclaves, away from the eyes of smaller kingdoms like theirs.

Powerful bloodlines.

Elixirs brewed from beasts older than mountains.

Some youths born from these legacies could wield terrifying power from the cradle.

So she had assumed the youth was a scion from one such lineage.

But then the oddities began to pile.

Mage Lian mentioned the boyʼs physical strength. ”His base strength was… monstrous. I watched him match my flying speed easily with no magic.”

That wasnʼt normal.

Not even for battle mages. One could train their bodies, yes. Some kingdoms even raised magical knights—hybrids of warriors and spellcasters—but to excel in both to that level?

She didnʼt interrupt. She simply took mental note.

And then came the part that caused a true pause in the meeting.

”He summons undead,” Lian said, ”However, one of them simply appeared—mid-air—no magic.”

That caused Priscillaʼs eyes to narrow.

She leaned back in her seat, expression unreadable. ”Are you certain?”

”I saw it myself,” the mage replied firmly. ”I searched for a summoning circle. Nothing.”

”Thatʼs not all,” Lian added. ”Three. He had three summons. All Grand-level.”

Silence settled between them. Lian waited, unsure what more he could say.

Priscilla, however, was deep in thought.

Three Grand-level summons. A body strong enough to rival a an Advanced Knight at least. Magical aptitude that could be compared to monsters.

Alone, each of these traits was exceptional.

Together? Unnatural.

Still, she had not yet decided.

It could still be some hidden genius, she told herself.

The Empire had many secrets.

She had met a few such monsters in her youth while studying in the Imperial Capital.

But suspicions had begun to stir.

What solidified those suspicions came days later, at the Skyport.

And that was when she saw him.

From afar, the youth stood.

Putting aside his somewhat flashy get up that was armed to the teeth, to her senses—trained, honed, and enhanced with years of magical refinement—he was like a beacon among candles.

He wasnʼt simply strong.

He was… abnormal.

She activated her [Mystic Eye], a skill that allowed her to perceive beyond the veil of illusions and restrained auras.

The moment she looked, she realised something.

His form…

He wasnʼt human.

Or at least, not fully.

What was he?

No race came to mind that fit what she sensed.

A hybrid, perhaps? Or maybe—

An outsider?

Her lips pressed into a thin line.

A tall theory even to her.

The thought had crossed her mind.

After all, according to the ancient texts she discovered years ago, the Land of Origin was not sealed.

It was a fact too. Once she was able to confirm with her ability to enter the void.

The concept of outsider wasnʼt exactly theoretical.

But to actually meet one?

If he was one?

Then it changed everything.

No wonder Mage Lian had been confused.

He wasnʼt part of the known structure.

He was something else entirely.

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