In a given trajectory:
Sur Pendragon, the son of King Arthur and Morgan, bears the essence of the Beast of the End and is destined to witness the death of all things beyond the world.
Lucy Windsor, the last descendant of Hufflepuff and the Princess of Britain, was a traveler from the East. She was supposed to draw the holy spear in the future, release the etheric torrent in the inner sea of stars, save the outer world from destruction, and be crowned the co-lord of the world who balances mystery and technology, and leads all living beings to resist the restoration of the gods.
However, the thread of fate was broken by Merlin's teasing and the arrival of the "joyful" star god Ahab. Soul, immersed in joy, changed from a bystander to a participant in Hogwarts, and formed a deep bond with Lucy. This unexpected friendship is like a boulder thrown into still water, intensifying the fragile balance between the technological side and the magical side of the outer world.
In the whirlpool of contradictions, Lucy launched a coup to seize power on the technological side, but under the shackles of family affection and malicious brainwashing, she turned against her best friend Suer. A war between magic and technology swept the world. With the help of the power of the Holy Grail of the Ancestors, Lucy broke free from the shackles of brainwashing, but the price of awakening was cruel - the war triggered the violent tide of the Star Inner Sea in advance.
When the world was destroyed, Suer pulled out the restless Holy Spear instead of Lucy, and used his final power to turn the tide. But the huge ether torrent pouring from the inner sea of stars ruthlessly knocked the savior out of the world.
When the dust settled, Lucy stared into the void where Sur had disappeared. She was shocked by the pain in her heart: what was buried under hatred due to a trick of fate was actually her deep love for Sur. The war she personally promoted finally took away the unspoken desire of the heart, leaving only the eternal watch and the silence in the void.
Reader comments
This is the author's first book. The writing style is not very proficient, and the world view design is broad and grand. Some of the emotional descriptions of the supporting characters and the protagonist are too loose, making the characters very thin. The existence of Goldfinger is too rare, and there is no sense of existence at all. In the later period, the protagonist did not even appear in the chapter, and appeared completely in the form of a background board. This was actually the original idea, but I still failed to write it.
This is the author's first book. The writing style is not very proficient, and the world view design is broad and grand. Some of the emotional descriptions of the supporting characters and the protagonist are too loose, making the characters very thin. The existence of Goldfinger is too rare, and there is no sense of existence at all. In the later period, the protagonist did not even appear in the chapter, and appeared completely in the form of a background board. This was actually the original idea, but I still failed to write it.