The Uncertain Answer

As long as the spear existed, this "answer" would continue to exist.

With this spear, they could threaten the Abyss and control the abyssal apertures to a certain extent.

Looking at the spear, Han Qin's admiration for her father deepened once more.

Her father had created this spear because he wanted to alter the fate of Eternal Night being devoured by Chaos by "correcting history."

"If darkness had not been created by tearing open Chaos, but by the abyssal apertures blocking the light, then perhaps it would not be devoured by Chaos."

But this conjecture was quickly overturned.

"Even if history is changed, Chaos will still descend."

It would merely take another form. The abyssal apertures would cast a projection called "Chaos" into Eternal Night and devour the entirety of Eternal Night.

Nesting one layer of history within another could not change the fact that all of this would happen.

Everything within the darkness would still occur, only in the form of "projections." They could threaten the Abyss and make it add a segment of history that did not exist, but they could not stop everything that was meant to happen.

Only after realizing this did Han Qin's father begin researching other methods, eventually developing the theory of the Third Axis.

"This weapon is still useful. It can grant us the power to take control of everything."

Controlling the abyssal apertures meant controlling the projections, which meant controlling this world. If they could find suitable information media, they could also use this weapon to carry out "deception" more effectively.

Holding the weapon, Han Qin began fabricating information.

"The amount of information has to be large enough, it has to be appealing enough, and it has to be confusing enough..."

As she pondered, she began embellishing the history of her own