“The success or failure of this operation will hinge on this fact.”

“You mean… the fact that you don’t carry imperial blood?”@@novelbin@@

“Yes,” I replied, gazing again at the relic on the table.

The incomplete gear.

Its form likely held more significance than just symbolizing a “component.” In games like this, an object shaped like a gear would undoubtedly serve as a part of something larger.

And whatever that “completed object” was, it would likely wield the power of the goddess—or something comparable. That was what the Emperor was after.

In the original story, the Emperor claimed he wanted to place the entire world under his feet and rule it equally.

But was that truly feasible?

Even in my original world, World War I had been dubbed “the war to end all wars,” yet not long after came World War II, shocking the world. This world hadn’t yet experienced anything like a world war, so it wasn’t strange for someone to believe in such an ideal.

* The overwhelming bombardment of the autonomous state’s borderlands, highlighted in the sequel’s setting.

* Damian, a frequent presence in the original, spending years overseas with minimal explanation.

* The appearance of the masked figure, who didn’t exist in the original story.

* And then… me.

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