Unit29

I read the title... I had to stop and read the brief... Because I could only feel sorry for anyone accepting that legacy... Why? Because, man or woman, whoever takes a monster's legacy... Would probably end up walking funny afterwards... Good thing that ISN'T what this book is about! 😅

Some of the best monster evolution litrpg books I've read (since Re:Monster was first released) have been Bee novels! And now? I find I have to pick up every one of this type I run across! I'd list them here, but my top favorite series got axed by it's author during a later release, so the story just kinda cuts off after the third book now. You can (maybe) find some of these on Amazon, though. They almost ALL first appeared on Webnovel. Sure I've likely missed a few, but definitely adding this one to my collection! 😎👍

Here's one that's unoccupied...

The obsession with Necromancy or the Necrotic Artes in particular isn't something new. It's been around since before the Middle Ages, Medieval Times, or Dark Ages (pick one). Was Romanticized with novels such as the original Frankenstein and Dracula, creating and later evolving into the first [Goths] and the whole [Gothic] culture (honestly, if you're confused as to what these are and the difference between them, you should read a different Genre book...like maybe Lassie). The Occult doesn't really have anything to do with any of the mythos related to Necros, but some authors do try to combine to two subjects - often without doing any research on either subject. Mainly, it's all about the Undead - the first of which were Gheists, which later branched into things like Ghosts, Vampires, Whampyri, Werewolves (yes, they were originally Undead, specifically dead people possessed by daemons), and Zombies (a rather new addition to the monster type only as old as both types of Voodoo, neither of which are from Africa, but are actually a New World version of Christianity) - and the ability and desire to CONTROL the Undead. Basically, the Romance of "Sparkly" Vampires and such comes from this. Also, the whole fascination with immortality... since the dead can't die, they supposedly "live" forever, even though that's is getting the whole concept of Undead wrong. And that's excluding Living Dead, True Immortals, The Unborn, and other types of not-actually-dead dead.

Haven't seen them for five years? Then they are legally deceased...

sane => same

Exactly what was said. It is both abuse and part of the process of creating child soldiers. It is also why those sane soldiers are later executed (liquidated) by the very countries that created them, and why creating child soldiers is a war crime. Those soldiers and children treated similarly WILL eventually turn on those who did these things. This is well documented. Look it up...

It's how child soldiers are often created. It is also the reason those same soldiers are later rounded up and executed by their superior officers once they are no longer needed. So, a good thing? No. Not really...

the end result is the same.