Evolving My Undead Legion In A Game-Like World Chapter 24 Thoughts

The post's author was a Level 2 mber of the Supers Association, one rank above Michael.

It had also been published just a day ago, taking that ti to gain enough traction to trend on the forum.

[Changes in the Federation]

Na: Billy Stormman

Level: 2

Date Published: Thursday, 18th of the seventh month, Year 228 of the New Era (1 day ago)

I'm a Mage Commander studying at the Moonstone Cultivation Academy. A week ago, I returned ho for vacation. Normally, when the academy grants a break to prepare for incoming college exams, we older students usually choose one of two options: spend so ti with our families before resuming training or head straight to the Dinsional Cracks for training.

However, this post isn't about that.

Since I have three months of vacation, I decided to spend so of it with my family, given I missed the opportunity last year. But to my surprise, when I got ho, I noticed sothing strange.

Whenever I co back, my younger siblings typically ask ignorant questions about Awakeners and Cultivators. This ti, however, they seed to know more than I did before entering the academy. At first, I worried they had been dabbling in illegal channels to access classified information. But I quickly learned that their school had started teaching them this new knowledge.

Curious, I asked so of my schoolmates who also went ho for the break. They reported similar changes in their siblings' schools, though it seed this was happening mainly in big cities—for now.

I'm confused. Wasn't the Federation the one restricting information about supernatural professions, especially for children? Why are they suddenly releasing it now?

If you check AyTube, you'll find videos containing information we couldn't access in high school.

I'm not personally affected, but I'm curious—does anyone know what's going on?

After reading the post, Michael's heart grew slightly heavy.

The content of the post touched on sothing he had considered before.

Seeing that others seed to share his suspicions, or at least that his doubts were partially validated, left Michael deep in thought.

Even the ntion of the Moonstone Cultivation Academy—the first ti he had encountered the na of a supernatural institute—failed to hold much of Michael's attention.

In a way, this highlighted how severely information about the supernatural had been suppressed in this world.

For students who began cultivating at a young age to remain unaware of the nas of colleges they could potentially attend was telling.

'This kind of reminds of those cultivation novels I read back on Earth,' Michael thought.

'In those worlds, 'mortals' knew of the existence of 'immortals,' but anything beyond that was treated as forbidden or rare knowledge. The Federation has been suppressing information about Awakeners and Cultivators for so long—so why are they changing now?'

As a transmigrator, Michael had spent so ti reflecting on the nature of this world, despite having been here for just over three weeks.

Since his awakening, Michael had often wondered: Awakeners and Cultivators were supposedly respected mbers of society, yet strangely little was known about them or their way of life.

Occasionally, there were glimpses—videos, for instance—but even those were superficial.

From Michael's current perspective, they appeared designed to mislead the public rather than inform them.

The information taught in schools about Awakeners and Cultivators was even more lacking than he initially imagined.

What was provided was the barest minimum, and while it might have seed like a lot to the forr Michael, the awakened Michael now saw how insignificant it truly was.

If Michael had transmigrated as an adult without mories of this world, he might have initially thought it was simply a technologically advanced version of Earth. This realization underscored how, despite being a driving force in society, Awakeners and Cultivators were almost invisible.

Perhaps this felt normal to most people in this world since it had always been this way for them.

However, as a transmigrator, Michael's perspective was different.

Initially, he hadn't bothered much about the situation since he wasn't even sure if he'd be able to awaken a class.

If he had failed to awaken, and the federation continued the way it did, the Federation's suppression of information would have ensured he remained ignorant about the supernatural—just like the majority of citizens.

This was why the post he had just read struck Michael so deeply.

He had two pressing questions.

One, why had information about Awakeners and Cultivators been suppressed for so long?

Two, why was information being released now?

"What is happening in the Federation?"