The Seal of Calamity had given the King of the North's Key to the soldier's family?
The Calamity Seal? Why did it turn up everywhere? How many arrangements had it left behind... and what was its goal?
After grumbling to himself, Abner seriously considered what this "prophecy" meant:
First, that "soldier" should be Longzel, the Loen soldier who had stumbled into Groselle's Travels 165 years ago, just as Edwina thought. He entered the book around the time the Calamity Seal was active, so he would have been relatively easy to find. Was that why the Transmigrator gave the so-called King of the North's Key to the soldier's family?
Second, as a Transmigrator, the Calamity Seal might have had designs on Groselle's Travels too... After obtaining the book, did it use some means to create the King of the North's Key, opening a "back door" into the Book World? But did a Conqueror have the Authority of Imagination?
Wait... I remember Roselle's Diary mentioning that before he obtained the Calamity Seal, it seemed to have appeared in his dreams... Maybe it really did have an ability related to dreams...
Also, based on what Xio encountered in East Chester County, I concluded that Ankewelt, the Dragon of Imagination, had awakened within the Ancient Dragon Ariehogg... If I make a bold assumption, perhaps He awakened even earlier...
Maybe the Calamity Seal awakened Him... Or at least played a part in it...
And Groselle's Travels was imagined into existence by the Dragon King. He controlled that world's "permissions," so creating a "back door" would be easy... Could He have conjured up the so-called King of the North's Key on a whim?
*Lastly... For Edwina's mentor, Ms. Isabella, to receive such a "revelation," she must have possessed a great deal of relevant information, judging by