Warlord Chapter 303

Even now, when Lilisse recalled that memory, she still felt some lingering fear. But at that time, Lilisse, who didn't have much intelligence, didn't even know what fear was. All she found was that her aging genes, cells, and limbs were rejuvenating at a maddening rate, returning to their youthful vigor. But what was terrifying was that this wave of vitality came too violently.

The cells split and regenerated in a near berserk manner. Every second, countless cells would form in Lily's body, and countless more would die.

Every second, Lilisse was evolving.

It was as if the amount of time needed to evolve in a hundred, a thousand, or even ten thousand years was condensed into a few hours. Just like Lilisse, the mutated beasts that survived the rapid evolution brought suffering and death upon them!

Every minute and every second, strange creatures would die. The way they died was extremely strange. Some died as their bodies exploded, while others shrunk into dried meat, or their limbs multiplied endlessly, until they became large chunks of meat that had no meaning at all.

As for Lilisse, she too was struggling on the brink of death. While she was struggling like this, Lilisse suddenly shouted a name.

That was the name of the child in her memory. It was also the first human language she had spoken in the past five years since Lilisse turned into a living corpse. This meant that Lily had exceeded the definition of an ordinary living corpse, but she was also not a butcher or a Ripper. Strictly speaking, Lilisse was now a living corpse that had regained her consciousness.

In Lilisse's mind, there was something else as well, as well as an additional piece of information.

The pitch-black crown was a perfectly shaped crystal. It existed in Lily's brain and was connected to countless neural networks. It was the source of Lily's power and also the source of evolution. At the same time, it sent a message to Lily.

It was in an indescribably majestic palace, surrounded by countless lights. Something darker than darkness rushed left and right like a trapped beast, but it was unable to break through the encirclement of light. Thus, Lily understood that those lights were the prison of darkness. At this moment, a piece of information was etched into Lilisse's mind.

Evolution, becoming stronger, releasing me!

The simple, yet inviolable, order was deeply engraved in Lily's mind. At the same time, it was engraved in the minds of the other six beasts that survived this brutal evolution like Lilisse.

The seven mutants who had completed their evolution were the true kings of other mutants. In the black crown in their minds, there were not only the sources of their strength and evolution, but also the blueprints for their different biological kingdoms. When their evolution reached the standard required by the Dark Crown, the kingdom's blueprint would be unfurled for them, allowing them to build terrifying empires that could rival humans.

After obtaining the Dark Crown, Lily and the other six beasts were collectively known as the Seven True Kings. The True Kings agreed to meet a few years later, and when they all became strong, they all came back together to release their "mother." Yes, the darkness that gave the Black Crown to the True King in an unknown way, they called her mother.

The seven True Kings dispersed just like that, each going their own way. They were scattered all over the world, hiding out of sight, and moving quickly along their own evolutionary path. At the same time, seven biological kingdoms quietly appeared.

In Lilisse's memory, her living corpse kingdom was the last to be built. There was nothing he could do about it. As a living corpse, he had completed a super evolution with the help of his mother. But compared to other True Kings, Lily was still the weakest. Naturally, her kingdom was the last to be built.

It was built, but now it was just the beginning of its scale. Within the Dark Crown, the strength of biological weapons was divided into six ranks: Beginner, Intermediate, High, Planetary, Galactic, and Starry Sky. In his mother's suggestion, the seven True Kings had to develop biological weapons that were at least at the star traveller level in order to have the power to release it. However, after developing a high-grade weapon, Lily couldn't wait to start sweeping through the human settlements.

The spirit rainbow bridge was used for communication between True Kings, and Lily had once asked the other True Kings to take action through the spirit rainbow bridge. This was because she could faintly sense that there were certain existences in the human world that intended to touch their mother. This was an act that could not be allowed.

Perhaps it was due to the fact that she was still a human in nature, but during the process of evolution, Lilisse naturally developed her abilities in the field of perception. Moreover, she possessed the full ability of sensing the domain, and some of her abilities were not even related to the lineage that humans knew. For example, one of them was the Clear Vision, which had covered the whole area around Yotonheim. Lilisse's top-level ability, 'Obscurity', was constantly showing images to her two years ago.

The images showed the mother and a human figure.

It was a human male with purple hair and wings of light on his back. Although she couldn't see his face clearly, Lilith's instincts reminded her that this man was going to harm her mother. However, Lilisse didn't know the specific details. After all, the vague foresight would only let Lilith understand some of the events that were about to happen, not all of them.

However, this gave Lily sufficient reasons to send her troops to the human army. However, this request of hers was denied by the other True Kings. The other six True Kings thought that it was foolish to declare war on humans before they obtained planetary grade biological weapons. At the same time, the True Kings also ordered Lilisse not to send out any troops. Otherwise, if the secret of the True King were to be exposed, the consequences would be disastrous.

Humans, it was impossible for a being like the True King to exist, let alone those kingdoms with their own unique systems.

Such a result made Lilisse very disappointed. Having the ability to perceive domains, through the connection between the spiritual rainbow bridges, Lilisse could roughly guess the thoughts of the True Kings. They were not so much afraid of attracting human attention as they were of not wanting, or not daring, to release their mother.

Lily's living corpse kingdom was the last of the seven True Kings to be built, but even so, her biological kingdom started to have the basic requirements to develop planet-level biological weapons. As for the True Kings who had established the Bio-Empire before her, how could they not even be able to create a primary version of planetary weapons? This was impossible, the only explanation was that the True Kings did not want to develop planetary weapons to delay or terminate their plans to release their mother.

The furious Lilisse resolutely cut off the communication between the True Kings and the Celestial Rainbow Bridge, and proceeded with her plan of extermination of the human race on her own. And the war would start from the coastline behind the Twin Towers. The coastline that humans called the Golden Link gathered most of the human settlements and civilizations in the central continent. Lilisse's original plan was for the True Kings to declare war at the same time and use the fire that covered the entire world to find the humans that would threaten her mother, or to kill them in the war.

But now, this massive plan could only be executed by a True King like Lilisse. Thus, she had to send out her high-tier weapon creators. The creators didn't have any combat capabilities, but they could produce mid-tier and early-tier creatures. According to Lilisse's calculations, facing a human city in the southern part of the coastline which isn't highly developed due to the technology, a huge amount of intermediate and primary weapons already possessed the power to submerge the human city.

However, what Lily didn't expect was that a powerful human force had intervened in this war, which was why those human bugs appeared at the edge of her kingdom.

Lilisse closed her eyes and thought, maybe, she didn't really understand this kind of human creature.