Death of Yazgelo

In order to make this coke teacher famous in the online literary world, I even wrote the full text three days before the verification period, and only revised the full text on the fourth day. (As for why the author wanted to write this piece of history, it's because there haven't been any good battle series since the 2000s. The only good-looking protagonist group has the strongest combat power of 2 or 5 Satoru. Of course, the author can't guarantee how good his writing is. Tsukuru simply wrote this piece of history because he wanted to know what kind of work he could write. As for whether it will be popular, it's up to God.) On a continent not recognized by the outside world, the "Cradle" organization is secretly leading a revolution that destroys royal power. In any case, the prophecy that had frightened the royal family for five hundred years finally came true at the moment when everyone rebelled. While this war is going on, the male protagonist Chris also embarks on a journey to understand himself and redeem himself. (Of course, it's best if it's popular, just like the fire domain created by the combination of Chris and Shanta's soul when Tamos beat Elsa's sister (vampire, rain blood) in Tamos. If it's not popular, just think of it as writing a show that only you know. Of course, readers who like to read about friendship and bonds can leave this one out. Compared with Pirates and Naruto, the story is quite dark. Even the prototype of the heroine is the name of my classmate Kami (of course, the appearance is definitely not like that of Luc, and the author is not sick). As for why the author writes novels about two-dimensional themes instead of drawing comics, it's because the author can't draw:)