Chapter Eighty Eight: The Autocephalous Order

The history of the Commission of Higher is one without its share of turbulent years, which included a period of obsessive discernment and thoroughly debated by the process of self-determination. As the powers of the Story Board were consistently being challenged, and the clarity upon which the provisions of the Commission is about to operate adamantly puts the unnecessary strain on the Story Board's capacity to win assent, and this clear ability is showing tarnish in time, by its own introduction of unpopular policies and resolutions.

Be that as it may, one of the many stories that was granted Autonomous Status (aside from the most popular, that which was handed down to The Rennaisance Society) is a richly-narrated story told as The Autocephalous Order. This is an eight volume series about the Fairies and the danger they were facing as they guard the secrets of the Book of Life, and they are often assisted by the Little Creatures as part of the Unforgivable Bond that binds them together in harmony.

But as much as the Order has its own good elements that make it desirable, there is also present a conflict that needed resolution. This conflict will test the common resolve of the heroes or antagonists, no matter how big or small, and they shall eventually triumph from evil, for nothing shall stop them from defending the expected victory of the ultimate prevailing of infinite goodness, based on its story alone.

Or so they have thought.

Not until they have serendipitously found out about the horrifying truth of the Book of Life.

Someone from the Order has treacherously let out a montrous substance from the Book, a narrated epitome of the very darkness of evil, a dangerous metaphysical ability stored within the pages, sealed and protected from unauthorized access, and it was known from then on as the Dangerous Rhetoric.

The Danger of this epitome was larger from what was previously thought, and its evil was too massive to be put into simple words without fully comprehending from what was within the intention of the pages. It was later on confirmed that "the epitome" cannot simply be defined in one singular definition, for each evil is subjective to the actor or agent from which it must desire to adhere, and that the said epitome is dependent upon the genus or classification of the person from whom it wishes to enter, or re-enter.

It was as if the need for classification has entered the mind of people in power without too much thought given to its substantial repercussions, or what was intrinsically being held to be true, and correct, or noble.

Then, the predicament becomes a major issue in those days where the granting of Autonomous Status was later on revoked "to effectively recover what else can be salvaged from the great and mighty causes of the story told to be The Autocephalous Order, by order and inquisition, with the immediate effect of the Known Authority and the Solemn Duty of the Story Board."

After the Controversial Repeal of Volume III of the Records, the Commodore of the Three Branches of Service has dispatched angels from all service to be utilized in the process of recovery. But more than the recovery, the angels were particularly infested with the chivalric efforts in containing the contamination brought about by the Dangerous Rhetoric.

They were not completely successful, and this epitome has, since then, became a pollutant of the many pages of several books, which, in its most rawest form, should have been a vessel of comfort, and hope, and strength.

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