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Prismatic Sovereign's Legacy

'Survive...Anasthasia' Keeps on repeating her mind. She found herself in the unknown future, will she be able to handle the tough adventure? WPC Gold Tier winner: Am I Too Strong? Anasthasia, the last known Prismatic Legatee, discerned the legacy as nothing but a curse. She came a long way until she built her empire, the Prismatic Empire. But things went far worse as she got caught from the flames of war. After a decade of war, Anasthasia, the empress of one of the prominent empires and the strongest human ever recorded in the known history of this world, found herself in a dire situation. Clinging to the one sliver of hope, Anasthasia soon trapped herself in eternal ice, but when the ice broke down, she found herself in an unknown place and era. Anasthasia torn between her cursed legacy and the future of humanity; whatever the case, she must make her decision. =======================================This is a long-term project of mine that would last up to 7 volumes. The first volume would be around 220 chapters. Please expect for the rest of the volumes. Have fun! Thank you so much Emperor Sgui Sgui for the cover! As always, its very beautiful! If you want to know more, please reach out to her, (turtleboiii#4991) in discord!

Magical · Fantasy
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215 Chs

The Subtle Prelude

'I can do just fine with these monsters, but how long can I endure? This dang race pissed me off for real,' Anasthasia complained in silence. Her glance kept going back and forth.

Things got heated as it was more than half of the relay—Anasthasia not only observed her situation, where the relentless monster assault was still her concern, but also Charlotte's resilience amidst the feisty attacks.

 For the most part, Charlotte was keen whenever she evoked golems. Golems rose to the ground and were made in a timely fashion, enough to receive several hits while slamming to the ground, creating a miniature chasm on its path.

The golem crumbled as it served its purpose with a finger snap. She needed to hasten her pace, or things would be out of her favor.