Yet the trial mission she received was to eliminate dissidents and consolidate her imperial throne as the "Empress."
Historically, that Empress had used extremely brutal methods. Whenever she eliminated one group of dissidents, another would spring up, and each new group grew larger than the last. In the end, she suffered the backlash of her own actions and died while still on the throne.
Aurora's task was to alter history while assuming the identity of that "Empress." At first glance, it seemed even more difficult than Dark's trial mission. But in truth, that "Empress" had already possessed overwhelming authority upon ascending the throne. No one in the realm had dared to challenge her.
With such a powerful identity, there was far more she could do in the early stages than Dark had been able to.
However, after understanding the mission, she chose to follow the righteous path and conduct proper affairs. She governed benevolently and worked tirelessly, forcibly turning some of the "dissidents" into loyal ministers and supporters. When the night of rebellion came, she found a narrow path to survival and successfully completed the mission.
Of course, she had only been able to achieve this because the entire mission process had been simplified. Most of the time, she merely needed to make choices at critical moments rather than fully carry out the so-called strategies of governing a nation.
Aurora already had experience managing the Free City, and with history as her guide, she naturally made better choices in this trial mission.
After undergoing such a trial, those who cleared it would inevitably gain corresponding experience and grow in various respects.
As for whether they truly possessed the fate of an "Emperor," that was open to interpretation.
In any case, her fate had also been sewn into the "Fate Talisman,"