Ordinary poets and artists might consider "Odes to the Celestial Chariot" to be the story of a madman torturing himself with overly lofty ideals, then gaining enlightenment from those ideals to sublimate himself.
Ritualists and Transcendents, on the other hand, might think that the long poem of "Odes to the Celestial Chariot" merely describes the mystical knowledge of "Rite of Sublimation".
If it were in a game... after reading this book, one might gain knowledge or skills about the "Rite of Sublimation" while losing sanity points.
But Annan knew that it was actually a book of prophecy.
Even Paper Princess wasn't clear about this.
What it described was not actually referring to the ephemeral image of the "Celestial Chariot", but was prophesying the Book of Truth, the "Book of the Celestial Chariot", which would be born decades later.
