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Undead Path: Advent of Strongest Necromancer

Ten years ago, a catastrophe struck. Dimensional Monsters appeared in the Dimensional crack, and beasts mutated, forcing humans to the brink of extinction. One man stood and brought humanity to the light. In the current year, if you aren't awakened, you are worthless, living a life to entertain them as much as you can. Draven doesn't want to let his future be shackled by the fault of being powerless to change his fate. He desires to stand high above and conjure supernatural powers like awakened would. One day he died... Redemption took place when the Path brought him to trial. He realized he had awakened an unwanted path, or so he thought. Just when he wanted to hide from human society, a Goddess saved him and blessed the flaws of the undead. What would happen if Draven, an undead, supposed to have many limitations and weaknesses, suddenly became invincible from a single word of the Goddess?

PrinceClover · Fantasia
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132 Chs

Frank's visit (1)

"Let's stop here."

Draven dropped his butt on the ground, puffing profusely. In front of him was little skelly, looking at his Master in astonishment.

'As expected of Master. To understand the basics of sword move for an hour or two. It's impressive.'

Draven couldn't help but feels elated by little skelly's praise. He later realized he shouldn't be when he only understood the basics. However, he still couldn't master them, making him frustrated.

"How about you, little skelly?" Draven asked. "How much time did it take you to understand the basics of sword moves?"

"Huh?" Little skelly was slightly stunned. "Come to think of it. I think it just came to me naturally."

Draven realized he shouldn't have such a question. He was immediately disheartened after realizing little skeleton didn't even try to understand the basic moves for an hour or two because he naturally understood them. The difference between a genius and an average Joe was enormous.

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