Absolute Throne
The Absolute Throne is the scenario throne that offers absolute command over the Korean Peninsula at the cost of binding its ruler to the Star Stream.
History
The king's qualification
The fourth main scenario places the throne at Gwanghwamun and makes its occupation the goal for qualified kings. Its promised authority turns the Seven Kings' conflict into a struggle over who will impose command on the peninsula. (Chapters 63–71)
A kingless world
Kim Dokja refuses the throne's underlying constraint and destroys it with the Four Yin Demonic Beheading Sword. The choice completes his kingless story but removes the protection and centralized authority the later fifth scenario expected Seoul to possess. (Chapters 71–79)
Abilities and properties
- It grants an absolute-command form of political control to its recognized ruler. (Chapters 63–71)
- Accepting it carries a restriction hostile to regression; destruction is the only way Kim Dokja finds to reject that contract. (Chapters 71–72)
Ownership and custody
| Holder or custodian | Relationship to the item |
|---|---|
| Kim Dokja | Earns the right to claim the throne, refuses it, and destroys it instead. |
| Yoo Joonghyuk | Potential claimant; a counterpart clears its trials and destroys it rather than taking the throne. |
Known aliases: None stated.