Monton Collar Chronicle

"Monton Collar Chronicle" ——Preliminary research based on an unexpectedly discovered folk manuscript and fieldwork As a scholar dedicated to studying the social structure of the frontiers of the Ledu Kingdom, I initially thought that the "Monton Territory" was just an ordinary case: changes in lords, changes in taxation, and the fragility of the small-scale peasant economy. Until I came across this fragment of a manuscript that was a mixture of accounting, dream records, and personal narratives. The informant said it originated from a mountain hunter named Linette. The writing is simple, but the events recorded - especially the descriptions of "resurrected corpses" and "syringes" clearly go beyond ordinary folklore. What is even more eye-catching are the records related to his wife Saili: those herbal formulas that are suspected to be the secret rituals of the ancient extinct nation Whigs, fragments of prayers to the Night King, Hades, and Death, as well as the secret living status of an alien faith family in the mainstream faith community. The recurring image of red-gold pupils in the manuscript, the wariness of Lord Gaston Edwards, and the direct intersection with an incident that may involve unknown creations all point to a dark level that is completely ignored by the official chronicle: how the influx of heterogeneous technology, conflicts of faith, and local power struggles intertwined and detonated in the lowest level individuals. This chronicle is not a conclusive historical fact, but it provides a precious cross-section that allows us to question: What kind of picture did those ants crushed into the dust see when the so-called wheels of history rolled over? And how do some ancient secrets that should have disappeared quietly resurface in the most modern form?