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Chapter 291: Report · Oct 12, 2026

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251 Chapter 251: Courage Is Not The Absence Of Fear [Part 2] 2026-10-12
252 Chapter 252: Courage Is Not The Absence Of Fear [Part 3] 2026-10-12
253 Chapter 253: Strange Fog 2026-10-12
254 Chapter 254: Ul’s Warning 2026-10-12
255 Chapter 255: Call Of The Tower [Part 1] 2026-10-12
256 Chapter 256: Call Of The Tower [Part 2] 2026-10-12
257 Chapter 257: Call Of The Tower [Part 3] 2026-10-12
258 Chapter 258: Call Of The Tower [Part 4] 2026-10-12
259 Chapter 259: The Burden Of Faith [Part 1] 2026-10-12
260 Chapter 260: The Burden Of Faith [Part 2] 2026-10-12
261 Chapter 261: A Gift From The Chaos Prince 2026-10-12
262 Chapter 262: A New Heritage And Companions 2026-10-12
263 Chapter 263: Onward 2026-10-12
264 Chapter 264: A Named Monster [Part 1] 2026-10-12
265 Chapter 265: A Named Monster [Part 2]: Daughter Of The Lost Skies 2026-10-12
266 Chapter 266: Bunch Of Homewreckers 2026-10-12
267 Chapter 267: Unfair Deaths 2026-10-12
268 Chapter 268: Clench Your Teeth 2026-10-12
269 Chapter 269: Down Below [Part 1] 2026-10-12
270 Chapter 270: Down Below [Part 2] 2026-10-12
271 Chapter 271: The Armored Serpent 2026-10-12
272 Chapter 272: Dawn Of Horror [Part 1] 2026-10-12
273 Chapter 273: Dawn Of Horror [Part 2] 2026-10-12
274 Chapter 274: The Road Ahead 2026-10-12
275 Chapter 275: Kind Words From A Kind Lady 2026-10-12
276 Chapter 276: The White Walkers [Part 1] 2026-10-12
277 Chapter 277: The White Walkers [Part 2] 2026-10-12
278 Chapter 278: Uzred: Son of Sura 2026-10-12
279 Chapter 279: The Strong Lady [Part 1] 2026-10-12
280 Chapter 280: The Strong Lady [Part 2] 2026-10-12
281 Chapter 281: The White Crow 2026-10-12
282 Chapter 282: Honorable Species 2026-10-12
283 Chapter 283: The Odd Dream [Part 1] 2026-10-12
284 Chapter 284: The Odd Dream [Part 2] 2026-10-12
285 Chapter 285: A Clueless Fellow 2026-10-12
286 Chapter 286: A Strange Feeling 2026-10-12
287 Chapter 287: Soul Vessels [Part 1] 2026-10-12
288 Chapter 288: Soul Vessels [Part 2] 2026-10-12
289 Chapter 289: The Faceless Guide 2026-10-12
290 Chapter 290: The Art Of Language 2026-10-12
291 Chapter 291: Report 2026-10-12
292 Chapter 292: The Kidnapping [Part 1] 2026-10-12
293 Chapter 293: The Kidnapping [Part 2] 2026-10-12
294 Chapter 294: Raise The Bars 2026-10-12
295 Chapter 295: The Taste Of Freedom, Is The Liberation Of Fears 2026-10-12
296 Chapter 296: The Thief Of Names 2026-10-12
297 Chapter 297: The Traverser [Part 1] 2026-10-12
298 Chapter 298: The Traverser [Part 2] 2026-10-12
299 Chapter 299: He’s Strong 2026-10-12
300 Chapter 300: New Talent Copied! 2026-10-12

Chapter 291: Report

Raven watched as the White Walker paced back and forth. She leaned against the palace wall, observing the settlement.

She still struggled to believe this was a community of monsters.

Despite their human-like behaviors, there were stark differences that helped her maintain her sanity.

At first glance, the settlement seemed vast, but now it felt as though Raven had explored every part of it.

Buildings were scattered everywhere around the palace.

Except behind it.

Since there were no houses there, White Walkers were rarely seen in that area.

In fact, she had never seen anyone there.

The backdrop was just a massive ice mountain, nothing more, nothing less.

Leaning against the palace wall, Raven continued to tap her foot on the ground.

It was her habit when something was bothering her.

She bit her lip, leaned away from the wall, looked left and right, and then moved towards the back of the palace.

After a while, she found herself behind an enormous wall. She felt vulnerable for some reason; there were no guards, no White Walkers in this place.

The massive ice mountain wall against the back of the palace created a dark, narrow alleyway.

Raven stood there, looking around.

She was trying to figure out if she had missed something when she noticed something peculiar.

She wiped her forehead with the back of her hand and looked at it.

”I’m sweating?”

To be precise—she was starting to feel warm.

Which shouldn’t be happening at all, considering that this part of the settlement should be the coldest.

Raven frowned at this discovery and stared keenly at the mountain wall.

There was nothing strange about it—it was just the base of the mountain.

But she didn’t want to give up. She was sure that something was wrong.

Something had to be there... something generating an unusual amount of heat.

However, Raven didn’t have much time to investigate. She could hear footsteps coming closer, accompanied by soft chuckles.

So she decided to leave something behind. She shifted her sleeve, and from a tattoo near her elbow, a black bird emerged. It fluttered into the air and disappeared.

Then Raven also slipped away.

A few seconds later, two White Walkers stopped in front of the mountain base—the same spot Raven had been examining all day.

They stood silently, not saying a word, as if they were guarding a door.

Only, there was no door here.

From the highest roof of the palace, Raven covered one of her eyes while the other turned pitch black.

Immediately after removing her hand, her eye returned to its usual crimson color.

She glanced at the guards and frowned deeply.

”Something is wrong,” she muttered before flying away gracefully like a butterfly.

Northern, after having a fulfilling dinner, tiredly made his way through the dark, guarded halls of the palace.

No one paid him any special attention since he was a regular resident here, even a well-respected one.

Although Northern now suspected that they might have placed him in this location to keep an eye on him.

Because sometimes, that’s exactly how it felt. Like he was being watched.

He didn’t mind. He just held his stomach and walked away, having once again consumed the White Walkers’ strange vegetable soup for dinner.

Surprisingly, these folks were vegetarians. They didn’t eat meat or anything other than vegetable soup.

Most of their vegetables were grown in harsh climate conditions, which might have been why they were usually so hard on Northern’s stomach to digest.

He opened his door and entered, then raised an eyebrow.

”Act surprised...”

”You’ll need to do better than that to surprise me...”

Of course, he had sensed her presence the moment he touched the door knob. She had just stepped into his room at that time.

”What’s the occasion?”

Raven tilted her head with a curious expression.

”We made a plan earlier today. Isn’t it right to come back and report what we’ve discovered?”

”Oh, that... yeah.”

She narrowed her eyes at Northern with the intensity of a viper.

”That? Did you forget?”

”Of course not. Why would I forget?” Northern casually pulled off his blue cloak and threw it on the bed.

Then he turned to Raven. ”Actually, I think I found something quite interesting.”

”Me too,” Raven said.

Northern looked at her for a moment and then gestured with his hand.

”Do you want to go first?”

”No, you go first,” she replied.

He nodded. ”Okay, then.”

He sat on the bed and began. He told Raven about his idea to teach the boy king the human language, which made her mouth open slightly.

He explained their exercises and how the boy had interchanged the words ”ruler” and ”subject.”

While he didn’t want to overthink it, his theory was that the boy was trying to convey something important with those words.

In fact, Northern had deliberately chosen those words and that specific exercise to see if the boy would react.

He had devised several exercises like that, meant to serve as questions of sorts.

Instead of asking them directly, he posed them through the exercises, hoping the boy king would be clever enough to recognize them as questions.

Even if he wasn’t, Northern was sure that if something was truly wrong, one of these questions disguised as exercises would strike a chord with the boy and cause him to act strangely.

Fortunately, it had happened on the first try.

Raven unfolded her arms and leaned away from the wall.

”Still... what if he just misunderstood?”

Northern lowered his head, frowning slightly.

”That’s possible... but what are the chances he got it wrong? Ulzred is smart. I’ll give him that.”

”So, do you want to bet that something is wrong, that the ruler is the subject and the subjects are the rulers?”

Northern looked at her.

”Given how strange their culture has been so far, it wouldn’t be too far-fetched, would it?”

Raven nodded.

”You’re right. It’s a gamble. But I don’t think we have a better choice.”

”Yeah...” Northern murmured.

They both fell silent for a while, then Northern spoke again.

”Your turn. What did you find?”

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