Storming Buckingham Palace Alone

The Prophetic Diary: write any question in it, and you will receive an answer.

Of course, do not try writing questions like the truth of the universe or who God was.

Because it had a limited number of pages, even slightly open-ended questions would consume a great many pages from the diary.

If someone dared to write, "What is the truth of the universe?" the entire diary would probably vanish.

Moreover, anyone who received an answer would lose that memory three minutes later, and any direct record of the answer would disappear as well, so there was no point in asking conceptual questions.

By the time Lan Mu obtained this diary in the future, only half a page remained.

CANC's use of it had almost entirely been to look up matters with relatively definite answers.

For example, whether a certain Contained Object still existed, whether someone was dead, where someone was, and so on.

The answers to yes-or-no questions were simple, while location inquiries usually only required a single sentence.

It was best not to ask "why" or "how."

Adonis knew many of the British royal family's Contained Objects inside and out.

He said, "The Prophetic Diary has always been in the hands of the British royal family. Empress Victoria even carries it on her person. The royal family has used it to foresee the direction of many major and minor events."

"For example, with wars, they only need to ask which country will win a certain war. I imagine such foresight is extremely important to a nation's development."

"For the current prosperous Great Britain, whenever an important war truly begins, it means they are certain to win. They already know the outcome..."

"Conversely, if a war is on the verge of breaking out yet they still resolve it through