Unlike the last time he had entered the Memory Theater, when he'd had to play a role, Abner could clearly feel that he remained in something like a higher-dimensional state. As though watching a holographic film, he viewed the life of Elf King Soniathorem, the special soul in God's Casket corresponding to the City of Calamity.
From his emergence from the Western Continent and his bewildered ascension to godhood, to his alliance with Giant King Aurmir and Sanguine Ancestor Lilith against the other Ancient Gods... His tumultuous, legendary life unfolded slowly before Abner's eyes.
On a whim, Abner tried something. He immediately descended into the Elf King, the protagonist of this Memory Theater, and began playing his role as he had when he'd stumbled in before.
Does this mean I've gained more control over the Memory Theater?
In other words, I can now choose whether to watch the story as a Spectator or join it as a player...
And once I join the story, any changes I make to historical memory can overwrite reality in the form of information. That's another way to alter history.
But the Memory Theater is only a Unique, after all. Changing an Ancient God's information is pushing it... Minor things are fine, but major changes are beyond its power—or rather, the cost is more than I can bear!
Since slight adjustments to Elf King Soniathorem's history were meaningless, Abner ran a few experiments to establish the limits of what he could change, then withdrew to his higher-dimensional state and watched the rest of the story.
After Lilith fell, the Elf King and the Giant King grew suspicious of each other and entered a standoff;
after the Ancient Sun God rose to power, war raged without end;
before the Elven Royal Court fell, the Elf King