Kivo was flattered by His Holiness the Pope's words.
The rest were just a few polite words. If you don't deserve it, Ron will be honored when he returns to Master Kivor...
While the two were exchanging pleasantries, Wright walked in.
Ron had already sent a guard to fetch Wright.
Just then, Wright arrived at the lord's manor.
The matter was almost settled, and Ron gestured for Wright to stand aside while he asked Kivor about it.
“Master Kivor, your story is too real. I’m grateful that you consulted many ancient books…” Ron’s words further confirmed the authenticity of the story.
Unexpectedly, Kivo told the truth: "To be honest, my lord, Kivo has received divine revelation this time!"
Before Ron could even react with surprise, it was Uncle Wright standing to the side who was astonished: "What? Divine revelation? Master Kivor? Just a storybook..."
Wright's next sentence is, "It's just a story, why would I need divine revelation?"
It seems Wright doesn't quite understand the importance of storybooks and comic books in the missionary work of the gods.
Ron immediately frowned slightly. The manager under his jurisdiction had poor judgment, which wouldn't do. But then again, Wright had only ever been Ron's coachman.
The former Lord Borg only used Wright as a bodyguard. It's understandable that Wright had poor judgment. Besides, the people of the ancient world wouldn't dare to easily tell stories about the gods.
Since Kivor, missionary work has been synonymous with publications, and this will gradually become a reality.
Ron snorted, and Wright immediately realized he had lost his composure. He quickly composed himself and regained his composure.
"Yes!" Wright thought to himself. His lord was the Pope, and it was only natural that his men could easily receive divine revelation. He was just making a fuss over nothing.
Upon hearing that it involved divine revelation, a moment of silence fell over the room.
Ron asked again, temporarily interrupting their thoughts.
Ron asked, "Could Master Kivor explain the matter of divine revelation?"
"Yes, Your Holiness, on that day, after returning to his residence, Kivo felt that the opportunity Your Holiness had given him was rare, and since he lacked a plan for the new story at the time, Kivo tried to seek divine guidance..."
"..."
As Kivor began to speak, Ron and Wright became his audience.
After a long while, Ron listened to Kivor's words and couldn't help but mutter to himself: Could the power of the laws of the mystical side be enough to reverse time and space to a certain extent?
Kivor's experience is amazing.
It was merely a god who might be resurrected, a divine spell that projected the soul of a mortal back to the era of the Holy War of the Gods.
Even during a time when civilization was on the verge of collapse, they were still able to receive the legacy of an elder.
Because of this direct transmission of memories, Ron suspected that it was some kind of spacetime magic.
Perhaps my guess is wrong, and it's not a spacetime magic, but in terms of the final effect, it has already reached a similar level.
So strong! ＼(◎o◎)／
The profound application of the laws of the world by the gods is truly unimaginable.
To put it simply, if the gods were eternally immortal and might one day be resurrected, their divine power would be beyond Ron's comprehension.
Well, having another potential ally is better than anything else, especially since Ron currently has few people with mystical abilities among his subordinates.
Ron merely sighed, but Wright was already deeply shaken; the gods were right beside him...
Finally, Ron broke the silence that followed Kivor's words once again, saying, "Steward Wright."
"Yes...yes, my lord, please give your orders!" Wright quickly replied.
Ron said, "Wright, in your opinion, how much truth should Kivor's words be rated?"
The previously established publishing system already included provisions regarding the degree of authenticity.
From that moment on, Wright began to understand why he had come.
Wright pondered for a moment. He himself wanted to say that it was 100% true, out of his faith in God, divine revelation, how could it not be true?
But Wright himself had written many storybooks, and he was certainly aware of the inherent characteristics of storybooks and comic books. After some consideration, he cautiously said, "Well, Lord, let me read through the storybook first..."
“Okay, take a look at this first, and be quick.” Ron said, gesturing for Kivor to hand the first draft of the story to Wright.
After a long while, Wright finished reading the storybook and, in the tone of his editor for months, said, "Ninety percent true, but..."
Ron looked at Wright's expression.
Suddenly, Ron almost laughed (?????)?, another of his subordinates was complaining that the storybook was too cruel and tragic for the protagonist...
It's hard to spread, hard to scale up!
Wright couldn't say too much in front of Kivor, and since the matter involved divine revelation, he couldn't comment further.
Ron then asked, "Wright, in your opinion, is this a masterpiece?"
“Of course, absolutely!” Wright answered decisively, his gaze unwavering.
Indeed, there are things in this world that, even if you know they're tear-jerking and you might not like watching them at first, can you say they're bad? Absolutely a masterpiece.
It must be said that Kyiv has a real talent for this.
Okay, Ron then moved on to the remaining objectives.
"Wright!"
"Yes, my lord."
"Report on the recent impact of Sandy's publications on the various theocracys, and what are the specific actions of the various theocracys?"
"Reporting to my lord..."
"..."
This is something you absolutely need to know.
Like slowly boiling a frog, this was a gradual test. Wright was in charge of publications, and he had heard about it from his subordinates.
Compared to Wright's account, Ron also incorporated intelligence from the Cult's intelligence network, Sandy's intelligence network, and the incidental information from Tulip, allowing him to roughly estimate the extent to which it should be accomplished.
After assessing the reactions and actions of the Caro Magic Empire after the story is brought there, should Ron Sandy's territory follow suit?
Okay, after a quick thought, that's about it.
Ron then gave specific instructions.
"Wright, discuss the publishing process with Kivor. Make sure it's not published in the Kingdom of Light Gods yet. For the other kingdoms, you can try communicating with them, but only after it's published in the Carlo Magic Empire..."
The details were explained in a long passage, detailing their capabilities and the extent of their actions.
Wright may lack foresight and strategic planning, but his execution is excellent. He took Lord Ron's words to heart without missing a single one.
The remaining time was spent perfecting various details. Since it involved divine revelation, Wright was very serious throughout. In the ancient world, the influence of the gods was like this. Wright did this as if it were sacred.
After a long time, the discussions were finally completed.
Ron then revealed another important detail.
“Master Kivor, I have a request, and you must also listen to this, Wright.”
"Kivo, could you add more literacy lessons to the storybook? If it's not suitable to add them formally to the main text, you could write them before or after each chapter, such as the root rules of the Oran script, grammar content, etc..."
“Wright, listen up. From now on, you’ll have to give some instructions to your subordinates regarding many publications. Authors of related text teaching materials will get extra points if they want to get published, but not too many. In other words, they can’t jump from a low-level position to a middle-level position…”
After finishing his explanation in one breath, Ron waited for their replies.
Currently, the illiteracy rate on the continent of Oran is alarming! It will be difficult to deal with Ron's cultural exploitation.
You don't even understand the characters yourself, what kind of harvest can you expect!
However, things always evolve.
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