"History should have been thus."
However, a patch of pitch-black ink erged from the pages out of thin air, smudging the large section he had just written into indistinct scribbles.
Then, new handwriting appeared on its own.
"*** unexpectedly intervened in the battlefield, intercepted and killed Archbishop Roschild Pond Elliot. The latter was besieged and died in combat.
Thus, the upper echelons of the Church faction were completely annihilated.
The reformist faction achieved the final victory in the coup!"
Upon seeing that string of jumbled nas, a glimr of unpreparedness flashed across the mastermind’s face.
In history, even if key personnel carrying a Zero-Level Sacred Relic appeared and potentially weakened the historical interference, at least one could see a na.
This situation, where not even a na could be seen, was unprecedented, causing him to fall into contemplation:
"What just happened? Who exactly is helping the rebels?"
The power of this "History of the Silver Continent" is indeed imnse.
But the owner of the chronicle cannot, as an author of a historical novel might, arbitrarily dictate his words, letting everyone’s fate dance at the tip of the pen.
He must strictly adhere to a series of taboos:
"First, as long as fate is interfered with, there will be an equivalent backlash of fate. Eventually, the entire world will try every ans to kill the chronicle’s owner.
Second, the range of interference is limited. Just as a Fifth Order Pseudo-God’s response to prayers is limited, the current maximum effective range is the Silver Continent.
Third, he can only influence the course of history to a certain degree by interfering with key people, which in every event ans the protagonist or a key supporting role.
In a historical novel, there must at least be a character with a na, or the na must be known through other ans.
Minor characters are automatically exempted.
Fourth, the "History of the Silver Continent" is a continental history. According to the standards of the [Sailing Logbook], only events with a historical influence exceeding 30 points and affecting the continent’s situation will be automatically recorded in this chronicle.
Events with too low an influence will not appear, and cannot be intervened upon through it."
The chronicle owner’s face darkened slightly:
"Only by smoothly progressing through the entire Silver Era to the Luanyan Epoch can this book transform into a Zero-Level Sacred Relic comparable to a Divine Artifact.
Before that, its rank is still a bit too low.
An existence wandering outside of my pen and fate should not exist within my story!"
The standard for event influence according to the [Sailing Logbook]: (0-10] from one person to a village or town; (10-20] from a city or place to an entire region;
(20-30] from a region to a country; greater than 30 begins to affect the entire world.
It is the sa with Sacred Relics.
Third Level Holy Relic influence (0-10] corresponds to Lower Sequence First Order, Second Order;
Second Level Holy Relic influence (10-20] corresponds to Middle Sequence Third Order, Fourth Order;
First Level Holy Relic influence (20-30] corresponds to the limit order of [Ladder of Glory], High Sequence Fifth Order.
Thus, at that ti, Byron of Third Order and Enrique IV, restrained by his younger brother’s law imposition to only Fourth Order, could not resist the rule-type treasure [First Level Holy Relic - Social Clock].
Even the [Touch of the Kraken], with its seal not yet lifted, had to be influenced by the [Second Level Holy Relic - Piper’s Shepherd Flute].
And at the Zero-Level Sacred Relic level, comparable to a Mythological Era Divine Artifact, the influence is greater than 30 points, corresponding at least to a Sixth Order Demigod or even a Seventh Order True God.
The "History of the Silver Continent" is currently like the [Key of Omniscience] in Byron’s possession, considered a First Level pinnacle, difficult to resist beneath a Sixth Order Demigod.
If it can experience the entire Silver Era, it can bear the history of an epoch, naturally transforming into a Zero-Level Sacred Relic.
Soon, the chronicle owner took a slight breath.
The gloom on his face dissipated, adding a hint of earnest anticipation at eting an opponent, as he chuckled lightly, unconcerned:
"Ha, it doesn’t matter.
The things I rely on aren’t confined to just this chronicle.
The power beyond the books is stronger!
[Slumbering God Kraken]’s incarnate tentacle is in the North Sea, and with the grand gift brought by the Blood Beast Nest, no one can alter the fate of the North Sea nations.
Arrangents I made beyond the chronicle have already been completed in advance, absolute power is the irreversible great trend.
Of course, before that, I must not allow that [Wild Hunt King] the chance to leisurely clean up the Kolmar Tri-Nations.
Imdiately arrange for the [Evernight Queen] to return, yet to see who will prevail in the North Sea Empire."
He turned the chronicle to the page of Margaret I and began to write diligently.
Without noticing, at the sa ti this significant world-affecting fate ripple concealed another integral yet far weaker ripple crucial to the plan.
The "Death On Star" suddenly twinkled atop the head of a key piece laid down in advance by the mastermind.
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