Scientific testing

Hmm, that was extremely interesting. There was still a chance this was all some prank for an internet show, but the fact they had exactly blue shirts prepared seem quite unlikely. Madison was decently sure she had somehow just lucked into unfathomable cosmic power, but she still wanted to be sure, and at the least, also further test the rulebook's power and boundaries.

Lifting down her eraser, she removed 'new' from 'new' rule and replaced it with 'old'

Aristocrat Cafe: Old Rule: All female employees must wear blue shirts

The change was immediately obvious. The world seemed to skip a beat, and then everything looked slightly different. instead of hastily gathered blue shirts, each girl was wearing a much nicer patterned blue uniform shorts. The type of thing that was cleary designed to go with the rest of the uniform, rather than the haphazardly gathered random blue shirts from before.

Having just watched reality itself change before her eyes, Madison was now entirely convinced of what she held. Either the rulebook worked or some parahuman reality warper was playing a very specific prank on her.

Now, in the very many erotic stories about situations just like this, it often involved some everyday man, woman or sometimes futa gaining effective omnipotence. Just like them Madison was quite tempted to immediately get to work showering herself in riches, luxuries and sexy babes.

But being somewhat aware of how such stories ended, she also knew that losing the power due to inattention was an extremely common trope as well. She'd killed herself to them, watching as sex **** stole the magic ring and turned around to feminize the man who had just been the main character. As hot as the fantasy was in the abstract, Madison had no intention of ever giving up this power or letting herself be dominated(except for in a safe and controlled manner).

Now, Madison also knew she was not the smartest girl there was. Not stupid, just average. But, she did in fact have access to a source of infinite wisdom: the autists of the internet. Casually scrolling on a few websites, Madison spent a good fifteen minutes reading about the safest wishes, how to get around a rules-lawyering genie, what one would wish for if they could ask for anything and more, until she had a good basic list of protections.