I spent most of my time today in a push to finish fixing up all of the undead. About nine of every ten undead I worked on today evolved. More and more undead are evolving, which isn’t too surprising because the ones I saved for last are the ones that will be the most difficult to repair. The more work that needs to be done the more I improve them by fixing them up, and the more they are improved the bigger the show of power is. And the most important part in triggering an evolution has always been a large show of power. It is still surprising that the rate of evolution is so high to begin with. Maybe one in three of them evolving would be reasonable, not nine in ten.

I spent my downtime today hanging out with Tiddol. Mostly we talked about boys, two boys in particular, they weren’t invited.

It seems Par has been doing a pretty good job building our lands up so far. Pearlhold and Par’s small town have both gained a reputation for being very open-minded and relatively fair. Though there is some very obvious favoritism to first class citizens it is all on the surface and anyone can become a first-class citizen with some hard work or talent.

This tale has been pilfered from Royal Road. If found on Amazon, kindly file a report.

It also seems like Par thinks he is going to evolve soon. He has been making preparations for a hunt, though I’m not sure what exactly he will be hunting. He should leave within a week or two. I wish him the best of luck in evolving.

Other than that it seems like the scholars have apprehended or executed everyone involved in breaking their imposed nonviolence in the region. They work fast, really fast. I should keep an eye on them and make sure to avoid disobeying them if at all possible. As I am a valuable research subject they won’t just kill me, but I’ll lose so much more than that if they think I’m not worth the trouble. I might have to push for the kind of power that lets me ignore their threats sometime.

Anyway, Good Night Diary.