The moment the Dragon Queen blocked Twilight's Will, Brando's gaze fell on the War Tablet in Tata's hands.
That 'tablet' was half the size of a palm and less than half an inch thick. Tata had to hold it with both hands. It was called a tablet, but it was made of golden metal, its surface covered in etched lines that formed a magic array—or perhaps some kind of writing. The writing had been passed down from some ancient era. It looked like patterns made up of circles and triangles, but at the edge of the 'tablet' was a serial number:
0000004
The number looked like a demon's true name, but it was not. Every War Tablet had a serial number. Players tended to believe that these were catalog numbers from when the tablets had once been in the Sky Library of Babel Fortress.
However, among the vast majority of War Tablets, only a very small category had numbers beginning with g. Those were Golden Books, the rarest type of War Tablet. Among the legacies and knowledge the godfolk had left to the world, recorded on the tablets, some had truly been written in the language of the gods. The knowledge on them was vast and profound, obscure and difficult to understand, yet it contained the deepest secrets of this world.
In later generations, another Golden Tablet had appeared. It was called the 'White Mountain Manuscript' because it had fallen on White Mountain and been picked up by an elderly wizard. Through the legacy recorded on the tablet, he became a true mage, and reproduced the secrets of the ancient Buga Titan.
Later, the only Titan was stolen by Vladimir, the lord of Rataki City, after it had been completed only halfway. The wars of the mortal world