Chaos Girl Rewrites the Script novel Chapter 798

Alaric was heading to the 313th Division. Cyril was heading to the Merriton Fleet. Who was the real winner in all of this?

Vivienne rubbed her brow, covertly studying Caspian.

Caspian, obviously.

If what Cyril had told her was true, Caspian was already well aware of the corruption festering in the second generation of the family. He was tolerating it only to secure absolute power for the third generation.

Caspian must have known that violently elevating Alaric would force Dorian to retaliate. To avoid an all-out civil war within the family, Caspian left an opening for Dorian to demand a high-value posting for Cyril.

It was a brilliant, high-stakes gamble. Caspian was betting his own life and the future of the Ravenshire family on Cyril and Julian.

That night in The Ancestral Hall, Caspian had laid all his cards on the table for the three boys. Alaric's insecurities had been handled. As long as she and Alaric stayed in their respective lanes in this life, Caspian wouldn't force the marriage, ensuring Alaric's unshakeable loyalty.

As for Julian, his deepest resentment had always stemmed from the fact that Caspian openly favored Alaric over him. But now that Julian understood the brutal strategy behind his grandfather's actions, that resentment was already fading. Julian's first instinct upon learning of his father's crimes had been to confront Leander directly, proving that his core loyalty still belonged to Caspian and the Ravenshire legacy.

The only wildcard left was Cyril.

In Vivienne's past life, Cyril had been forced to kneel outside Northwing Court for an entire night before Caspian permanently banished him from Athelvia. Other than the day Aurelia died, Vivienne had never seen Caspian look so heartbroken.

Unable to suppress her curiosity, Vivienne cast a suspicious glare at Cyril.

Caspian adored Cyril. Even knowing that Dorian's branch of the family was rotten to the core, Caspian had spared no expense in grooming him. So what exactly did Cyril do in the past life to shatter that love so completely?

And there was another glaring inconsistency. The Gate of Narrative only connected her to characters who were destined for tragic, miserable ends as mere cannon fodder. So why was Cyril—the male lead of the world—labeled with the pitiful title 'Little Stray'?

Furthermore, all other system rewards were listed as 'Unknown', but Cyril's reward was explicitly stated: The Pen of Narrative. An item capable of rewriting endings. It perfectly aligned with her ultimate goal of saving Caspian from his destined death. The system had dangled it in front of her as if terrified she might refuse the quest.

Vivienne's brow furrowed tightly as a sudden, chilling thought struck her.

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