At this moment, Charles's attention was also drawn to the Book of Causal Paths within his heart.
The Book of Causal Paths flipped excitedly through its pages. When it finally stopped, it wrote: "There's something wrong with this Ross. Something very wrong!"
"What kind of problem? Could it be that just from saying those few lines, he generated a huge amount of causal power?"
The Book of Causal Paths wrote: "You're right. He does have a problem!"
"This is also someone who will affect the causal destinies of many people in the future!"
"Take him in. Bring him under your command!"
"Hurry, hurry! Charles!"
"This is definitely a talented person! Have you forgotten all those talents, great and small, that I found for you before?!"
Charles's gaze grew slightly unfocused. Could he forget?
Of course he couldn't.
With the Book of Causal Paths' help, Charles had discovered many military and administrative talents, both within the army and among the common people.
Every officer who managed more than fifty men had to be personally assessed by Charles before receiving a promotion.
Calling it an assessment was merely a matter of letting the Book of Causal Paths sense them.
Generally, candidates capable of generating greater causal power would have promising futures and influence many people.
That influence might be good, or it might be bad.
But the prerequisite was that they held high positions or possessed great strength. Only then could they affect more people,
and changing those people's fates and endings would allow the Book of Causal Paths to receive more power.
Aside from the exceptionally outstanding Elias and Yuna, many of the mid-ranking officers had also been selected with the Book of Causal Paths' help.
Under Charles's training and guidance, Elias had already become an excellent cavalry officer, commanding a