In the 13th century AD, the kingdom fell into turmoil due to the loss of the artifact "God's Treasure". The artifact was originally a symbol of royal power and the link between the gods. After its loss, all forces were ready to take action. Historian Isaac Adler was involved in a palace conspiracy and exiled to a foreign country, but accidentally learned of traces of the artifact on his way to exile. In order to revive the kingdom, he teamed up with the noble orphan Alicia, the temple nun Margaret, and the wandering scholar Jonah to embark on a journey to find the lost artifact. They read ancient books, solved puzzles, traveled through frontiers and ruins, and were pursued by the army led by Hermann Wolfe. As trust and interests collide within the team, the secret of the artifact is gradually revealed: it is not only a symbol of power, but also related to the survival of the kingdom and ancient prophecies. Isaac and his party struggled in the long river of history, experiencing betrayal, sacrifice and awakening, and finally decided on the ownership of the artifact in the choice between power and faith. The novel adopts the genre of historical biography, blending historical facts and fiction to show a magnificent process of finding, protecting and reshaping civilization.
