Chapter Ninety Seven: The Incomplete Chapter

Chapter 46

The Old Glory

This tale, as it has been told repeatedly, is a lie. A fabrication of the forces present at the time of its writing, a retaliatory tactic to deceive the very many. It was a known secret to some, but a kiss of death to the others who have lost their lives in an alternate non-fiction it fails to tell.

The Old Glory's supposed conquest of all the kingdoms which preceded its dedication has been proven false, although not everyone wanted to believe the facts. It is as if they were blind to see, or too deaf to hear. It simply cannot falsify what is obviously wrong because nobody can understand the depth of the arguments.

The See of Old is no less than a fraud. But much more to its fraudulent nature, it has amassed followers, indeed. The civilization anchored on its claims has no less than noble beginnings. The secret that it flourished did not begin in a perfect story and humble causes.

But the See has discovered the Tower in its place, not being built by the founders as claimed. This book tried its best to expose the truth, but this effort will be banned just like they did before when everything was fine and the time is ripe. It is almost certain.

This narrative has tried to expose the falsity of these claims, and the tales are just too convenient to be really true. It was, as it has always been, an indocrination of falsehood. A manufactured story that tend to have its fangs fatally biting our necks.

It was a secret long ago that they have hidden the Massachu, away from everybody, and into the Canonical Chambers. It was like an innocent ghost hidden from plain sight. Ezra Dunster's awakening from a chant that was 

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