The Book of Ages.
This was an item Roland had obtained from Jackie Chan Adventures by exchanging idle Contract Spirits.
In that world, where countless miracles, divine spirits, and demons mingled, many items had appeared.
Their functions varied, from granting youth and vitality to freely traveling through time and space, satisfying almost every human desire and fantasy.
Yet even so, the Book of Ages was universally acknowledged as an unrivaled divine artifact.
Because its function was simple and pure.
Anything written on this sheet of paper would become real history.
From eras and rules to perceptions, everything would undergo earth-shattering changes with that simple stroke of a pen.
Unless you also had an unaltered copy of the Book of Ages to resist those changes.
Otherwise, no matter who you were or how powerful you might be, you could only be molded at will before that immense power.
This script-like authority to make revisions should have belonged exclusively to the world of Jackie Chan Adventures. In other worlds, its power would have diminished to some degree.
However, thanks to the Key of All Spirits' inconspicuous rule guaranteeing that powers worked across different worlds, the sheet of the Book of Ages in Roland's hands fully retained its effects from the original work.
In truth, Roland did feel it was a pity that he had not used the Book of Ages to fulfill any wishes, but not to the point of being reluctant to part with it.
He could fulfill worldly wishes himself, while the wishes that truly moved him lay beyond this sheet of paper's capabilities.
This divine artifact was merely a manifestation of one form of authority over the Akashic Records, not the root of the world itself.
This was quite apparent in the original work. Whether the demons or the