Green's Fairy Tales

Sixty years later.

"Oh? Green's Fairy Tales? Interesting, interesting, interesting!"

The Five-Ring True Spirit Wizard flipped through Green's Fairy Tales, which Green had offered as an inheritance of will, his expression full of interest.

Green's Fairy Tales contained no sorcery knowledge, not even any concepts of truth. From beginning to end, it told only of an author named Green from the Wizard World, who had written a fairy-tale novel while lonely, destitute, and bored.

The story's protagonist was named Ketu. In the Gods' World, the cruelty of the world tormented him, and an unfortunate fate descended upon him. The gods were the root of all suffering in the world, yet there was simply no way to defeat them.

Only Ketu held fast to his father's final will and belief: gods, too, could be defeated by humans.

Through Ketu's eternal persistence in remaining true to himself, he grew stronger and stronger, until he ultimately defeated the so-called gods and restored peace and beauty to the world.

In terms of actual time perception, the Five-Ring True Spirit Wizard effortlessly finished reading the Green's Fairy Tales that Green had spent a full sixty years writing in the time it took for an hourglass to run out. After gently closing it, the Five-Ring True Spirit Wizard put Green's Fairy Tales away.

The Five-Ring True Spirit Wizard looked at Green and smiled. "The concept told in your Green's Fairy Tales is that the protagonist can, through eternal and unrelenting pursuit and persistence, ultimately defeat truth and fate, creating a miracle."

After a pause, the Five-Ring True Spirit Wizard continued, "Do you know that the Book of Fate has already calculated the consequences of how fate will retaliate against any living being in the Endless World that dares defy it? Or do you believe your Green's