Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 566 'The Fallen Genius'

The sound of wheels outside the window was long and drawn out.

Looking at the boy in front of him, various thoughts flashed through Yaro's mind.

She wanted to state her guess directly, but she also considered Bevin's age.

After hesitating for a long time, Yaro finally made up his mind and, under Bevin's anxious gaze, slowly spoke:
"Bevin, do you want your father to become a hero?"

Let Bevan get involved first, and then when the time is right, or when I'm about to leave, I'll consider revealing everything.

"A hero?" Bevin looked completely astonished.

“Yes, a hero,” Yarrow nodded and emphasized, “a living hero.”

A living hero?
This statement reminded Bevin.

Unable to contain his excitement, he quickly asked:
"Teacher, do you have a way to help my father become a great knight?"

“Unfortunately, no,” Yaro shook his head. “I only learned the difference between a Grand Knight and a Knight today from your father. How could I possibly help him become a Grand Knight?”

"So what do you mean by that...?"

"Promote him as a hero."

"publicity?"

"Yes, I want to help your father write a novel... no, a future autobiography."

"A future...personal biography?"

Bevin always felt that these two words shouldn't be put together.

"Yes, just like this..."

As Yaro spoke, he gripped the wooden board in his hand, concentrated slightly, and words began to appear on it.

Bevin turned his head to look.

……

Chapter One: The Fall of a Genius

"No vitality whatsoever!"

Looking at the five large, almost blindingly bright characters on the testing magic stone, Claire remained expressionless, a self-deprecating smile playing on her lips...

The doctor's diagnosis, unsurprisingly, sparked a wave of mocking commotion in the crowded square.

"Completely gone? Not a trace of life force? What right does that person have to be a knight?"

"Sigh, even without any vitality, they shamelessly remain in the Earl's manor, collecting the stipend of a full-fledged knight. They've truly disgraced our Earl's territory."

"Alas, how did that once renowned genius, who became a full-fledged knight at sixteen and dominated the battlefield, end up in such a sorry state?"

……

Bevin: ? ? ?
Whose story is this?

Why is my father's name written on it?

Apart from the name 'Claire,' Bevan couldn't see any connection whatsoever between this story and his father.

Moreover, there are too many illogical points that don't make sense.

Let's not even mention that Claire has never experienced a situation where she has 'completely lost her life force'.

Wounded in battle, completely drained of life force, this is a wounded soldier!

Who dares to mock them? And why would they be mocked by a whole group?
Bevan couldn't help but remind him, "Teacher, no one said those things when my father left the Earl's territory."

"Didn't anyone say anything?" Yaro asked, looking up in surprise.

“Nobody said anything,” Bevan said definitively.

When Claire left the Earl's territory, she was completely unharmed and heavily armored, exuding a suppressed aura. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that she was a desperate army, and no one dared to challenge her.

"Then let's assume it was all my words."

"Forehead……"

You weren't in the Earl's territory at the time. But since the teacher had already said that, Bevin couldn't say anything more and quietly watched the story unfold.

I must say, this absurd story is actually quite captivating.

……

Three years passed, then another three. Claire had thought she would spend her entire life buried in this small manor.

But thinking about it carefully, it seems pretty good.

After all, his father was just an ordinary soldier, while he not only had the title of baron, but also owned his own manor...

……

Bevan interrupted again: "Teacher, our baronial titles are inherited from our ancestors. My grandfather was also a baron. They were not ordinary soldiers."

How could Yaro not know?

There was no need for Bevan to mention this; several portraits of nobles, clearly Bevan's ancestors, hung on either side of the entrance corridor of Perrin Castle.

“I don’t care what you think, I care what I think. I think your ancestors were just ordinary soldiers, and it was your father who was exceptionally talented and deserved to be a baron.”

"what?"

Bevin failed to grasp Yarrow's humor.

Yaro shook his head and smiled, explaining:
"The main target audience for this book will be middle-class soldiers in the San Fernando Empire. This is just a small way for me to increase their sense of identification with the story, so there's no need to worry about it too much."

Just relax and watch. I'll hand it over to you for revision once I've finished writing it. At that time, you need to keep the general content of the story and make it more in line with the customs and culture of the Kingdom of Lanelli and the Empire of San Fernando.

The goal is to ensure that outsiders unfamiliar with your family background don't perceive your actions as fabricated upon first seeing or hearing them.

"Isn't this just a scam?" Bevan couldn't help but say.

Yaro put down the plank and explained earnestly:
"What's the point of deceiving the enemy? This is a tactic, a propaganda war!"

"A propaganda war?"

“Yes,” Yaro nodded, “Attack the enemy’s heart, shake their beliefs, create divisions among them, and even cause them to fight amongst themselves… War is not just about destroying the enemy’s body; destroying the enemy’s beliefs is also war, a means of weakening the enemy!”

Bevin listened, his eyes wide with disbelief.

Yaro shook his head and could only say, "Alright, just do as I say. No amount of talking can compare to seeing it once. Let's learn as we go."

Bevin nodded in agreement.

……

For the opening of "Claire's Autobiography," Yaro referenced a wildly popular online novel from his previous life. Although the later parts were relatively niche, the fact that such an opening could become so popular naturally had its own inherent reasons.

I dare not say it will be a timeless classic, but it should certainly be able to make a strong first impression.

The subsequent reference is the classic plot of falling off a cliff and accidentally encountering treasures left behind by predecessors.

Fortunately, there is a deep valley right next to the Perrin Estate, which proves its worth.

However, the deep pit is located in the center of Perrin Estate and Perrin Territory.

Simply placing the 'adventure' at the bottom of the valley will inevitably intensify the greed of the soldiers of the San Fernando Empire and strengthen their determination to capture the Scaro Fortress.

Therefore, the serendipitous encounters must be removed in a reasonable way.

The location of the adventure must be near the San Fernando Imperial Army camp.

This distance spans almost an entire earldom, and without a reasonable explanation, probably no one would believe that Claire would traverse such a vast distance in the wilderness.

Yaro was also pondering this question while continuing to advance 'Claire's story'.

……

Claire struggled to climb out of the icy pool, gazing at the towering cliff, panting heavily.

This deep valley also belongs to Perrin's territory. Although Claire didn't know the specifics of what lay below, he knew very well that there was no way out in the vicinity; the only chance was to venture deeper.

Look on the side closer to the Wasi Mountains, are there any flatter areas...?

(End of this chapter)