root-book

Tales and legends are never quite what they claim to be. Beneath their gilded words lies a web of deceit, spun with bias, half-truths, and the ambitions of those who tell them. They are tools—crafted not merely to entertain, but to manipulate, to bend the will of those who dare to believe in them. And when these fables speak of ultimate power, of forces so great they could reshape worlds or defy the gods themselves, it is precisely then that they should be regarded with the greatest suspicion.