(PS: Today's word count is a little low. I need to pack my luggage and will be heading back tomorrow. Updates may be sparse for the next three days or so, and I may even take a break. I'll be back soon. Things will be better once I'm back.)
Once the great supernatural revelations began, they could no longer be stopped.
This was a fact all supernatural beings knew.
At first, they merely needed to reveal information about the vanished factions and their disappeared leaders. Although this would greatly weaken the supernatural world as a whole, it could at least preserve some degree of mystery.
But everyone knew that once revelations began, nothing could stop them—especially with a supreme being watching over them, where revealing secrets would not be punished and no one dared to punish it...
Because of the suspicion chain, every faction would begin desperately exposing the secrets of hostile factions and doing everything possible to spread them. This would trigger a chain reaction. Hostile factions would do the same, followed by neutral factions of equal standing, and finally even allies. No one knew whether other factions or other supernatural beings knew their secrets, and no one dared gamble on another supernatural being's integrity.
That was the outcome. Everyone knew what would happen once mystery spread. If their enemies retained their secrets, they would be finished once the mystery had spread. Even unfamiliar supernatural beings or allies, if they retained their mystery, would be Better Dead Than Alive—both mentally and physically...
Thus, from the moment they decided to spread mystery, everything had been set in stone. At first, the revelations concerned only the Clock Tower and the Holy Church. Then came revelations about the Dead Apostles, then Heroic Spirits, then the Holy Grail War, and then the wars,