The Battle of the Crimson Field was merely one of countless battles that erupted throughout the Aether World between the Writers of History and the Lords of Mist.
War was inevitable.
It was the final destination of every conflict, whether in the Aether World, the Material World, or any other realm.
Whenever three people held opposing interests and irreconcilable beliefs, conflict was bound to follow.
That was why war had always been the highest form of violence—a place where reason was imposed through strength, and through strength alone.
Yet the wars between the Writers and the Lords of Mist were unlike ordinary wars.
They were something entirely different.
It was said that whenever a Lord of Mist clashed with a Writer, the very concepts of reality became distorted, and everything descended into the unknown.
The Writers were the sovereigns of aether.
They wielded overwhelming power, enough to create entire worlds with nothing but their pens.
