It is really rare to see such a poetic story. I have never played World of Warcraft, but because my good friends play it, I have basically browsed the background of World of Warcraft several times... After reading the whole story, I actually have many feelings. The mutual support of the male and female protagonists, and the deep-rooted trust are completely transcendent. Regarding love, it is conceivable that in the days to come, if Tyrande is in trouble, Illidan will definitely help her unconditionally without hesitation, but this is no longer love. Tyrande is an important person, but he will no longer be someone who longs to be with him for a lifetime - he already has another gift given to him by fate.
But more than this, what I want to say is another person, with frost-like indifference and sadness, as pure and lonely as the white continent of Northrend. I have to say that in this story, Arthas has the charm that can capture everything.
Unfortunately, Mira's loyalty has long been dedicated to Mr. Dan, and her soul has long been dedicated to freedom.
I don't know whether I should say that Alsace was unlucky or something. In fact, the girl met him before Mr. Dan, and the girl established a good relationship with him before Mr. Dan (but he was just unlucky...). After Alsace's fall, I didn't feel like the soul eroded by hatred in the original work - in fact, I thought, how could a truly pure crystal be tainted by impurities? Mira is the moonlight in his heart - even in the boundless night, it can make lonely dark people feel gentle and bright. From the moment Jaina turned around, he had already said goodbye to this past lover. At that time, Arthas did not need the Holy Light: honor, mission, responsibility, and nothing else mattered. At that time, he was also a painful person, a person who grieved for his people and innocent people. He seemed to be firm, but in fact More hesitant than anyone else, seemingly brave but actually more scared than anyone else, Mira stretched out the only hand in the world that would reach out to him when he was about to be swallowed up by darkness - this was the luckiest moment in Alsace's life, because he met Mira, the most loyal person in the world, who understood his intentions, and gained her loyalty at that moment.
Therefore, in the end, he chose to pull out Frostmourne. Even if he would be cursed, he still wanted to protect what he wanted to protect. That was what Mira taught him. His fall was not due to despair, but to create hope, so even Uther did not blame him - this was not really "fallen". He was like another Mira, who wanted to protect but couldn't even protect himself, but he was more unlucky than Mira. When Mira couldn't protect, he stood behind her to support her, but when he couldn't protect, there was only the dark abyss behind him. With his helping hand, Mira didn't have to fall. No one offered him a helping hand, so he had to fall.
That's why I say that in this story, Dan is always extremely lucky. He is accompanied by Mira, while Arthas has been teased by fate countless times. Although he was also lucky enough to be illuminated by Mira, this luck turned into a source of pain that stung him and made him sad. Mira gave him After giving him hope, she had no choice but to disappear in a blink of an eye. In the end, she lost her memory again. When she appeared in front of him again, he did not recognize the former guardian of the moonlight. She was no longer the same Mira in the past, and all she had in her heart was the loyal bond with Illidan. Illidan doesn't have to regret it a second time, because Arthas has already regretted it for him.
I really can't imagine how Arthas felt when he saw Mira appearing in front of him as the Guardian of Moonlight again. He might have thought a lot, or he might not have thought about anything at all. Sylvanas is just a shadow of memories. He can resurrect her, trample on her, respect her, treat her well, tease her, save her on the battlefield... Everything is possible, oh, except "love" - among the undead, they have humble immortality. With such noble words, the love of the human prince Arthas will forever remain the moonlight in his heart. Even if he will have many entanglements with Sylvanas in the future, he will never find the Mira who smiled at him and only protected his wishes and emotions.
Looking back a little, we can actually find that the relationship between Arthas and Mira is very interesting. His Majesty admires her very much and absolutely trusts her abilities. Illidan knows Mira very well, so does Arthas. There is an interesting detail, that is, when Sylvanas assassinated Arthas, she was "close at hand" before, and she specifically expressed it through Tyrande's words, "Did you see the look in Arthas's eyes? Can't you tell he...". He was teasing Hong Guoguo when he didn't realize that the person coming was not Mira, and it can be inferred that he was in a great mood at that time, because Mira lived up to him. Because Mira is the person he recognized (of course it is always his pleasure to take the opportunity to humiliate Dan Dan), but I think the moment Sylvanas launched the attack, he realized that this person was not Mira. Mira was somewhere. Taking the dagger with his hand was not an ordinary move. Next, he moved the Frostmourne on his hand and said, "Take your banshee, get out!" Why do you say this? Because Arthas would not be emotionally disturbed by Sylvanas, whether it was betrayal or submission. If he was assassinated by Sylvanas in normal times, his reaction would probably be to humiliate and tease her. But at this time, Arthas was unexpectedly irritable and irritable - probably when he realized that the person in front of him was not Mira, he had already noticed that something was wrong with the real Mira, and he was trying to save the queen in front of him. So the way Mr. Dan cares about Mira is to save her himself, and the way His Majesty cares about Mira is to provoke the Queen on the spot to save her (this BT...) And at the same time use the Queen's hatred to make her give up the idea of death, so as to live up to Mira's efforts to save her - the emotional intelligence is terrifyingly high...
In the story, Arthas actually likes dry humor. Before he became undead, he was a very interesting person. After becoming undead, although all emotions were frozen, he was still the same person. I guess Arthas's emotional threshold is probably very high (that is, the degree of emotional expression on the outside)... And most of the time he should still be the cold Lich King (I won't say that when Mira finished playing the Undead Overture, Al hugged her from behind and it felt extremely sexy... But that was probably what they missed again). In terms of IQ and EQ alone, Arthas is completely in the stage of killing all living beings instantly. He has experienced more than anyone else. In the story, although Illidan experienced betrayal and separation, he still still had Mira. Sylvanas was tortured, but She is addicted to hatred. I won't mention Malfurion. I can't bear to complain about this guy's emotional intelligence (of course he is slightly better than the elder druid). Tyrande is actually good, but she is so perfect that she has no competition with the world, so she has no way of experiencing the pain of degradation. Only Alsace truly understands the definition of loneliness. Even though he has important comrades around him, he is still alone. But perhaps because of this, he understands the definition of guardianship and true tolerance better. Even if all this is buried by himself under a frost-like appearance, he will always show only the evil, ruthless, powerful or calm Lich King that the world wants to see. He can himself He changes his attitude towards everyone, sometimes elegant and calm, sometimes cold and sometimes passionate, knowing how to calculate, understand the current situation, know how to compromise, know how to persist... He has always seemed so outstanding, and deep in his heart is sealed a gentle Alsace, without responsibility and mission, honor and nobility, but simply guarding all emotions. No one will know, not even Mira.
Therefore, before the decisive battle, the person who could say such inspiring yet gentle words would be Alsace, which was the truly unsurprising result. Because he is the only one who has experienced real "loss".
I saw someone saying that Alsace doesn't know how to cherish it. In fact, this statement is more... Um, okay. To be honest, fate was cruel to him in this story. Not all losses can be undone. The one time he was separated from his love because of his weakness was enough for him to regret it for the rest of his life - and this itself was almost not his fault at all. Yes, Dan always treasures Mira very much, but this definitely does not mean that Alsace does not know how to cherish it. In fact, I thought it was really sad when I saw the chapter where he proposed in disguise. Alsace's transaction-like way of proposing reminded me of a very old saying: "If there is no sword in my hand, I can't protect you. If I hold the sword in my hand, I can't hug you." This is really a portrayal of him. He can no longer let go of Frostmourne. I think he actually already knew where Mira's heart belonged. When Sylvanas came to introduce Mira to her, he even introduced her in a joking way - that's why he said that, because he didn't know what words to use to express his feelings and attention. , He has lost the ability to show his sincerity that has been frozen for countless years, and his emotional expression has been ground into calm ice. The only bargaining chip is "you are unique in my eyes" - it is a pity that he failed, and it is doomed, and even sadness is calm.
"Because... There is someone who protects him and will definitely understand everything he does."
In fact, in the end, that person only existed in Alsace's memory, because even the Mira in front of him finally could no longer understand all his concerns, true emotions, and ways of expression - or even if she did, she would never be able to accept it, because she was already closely connected to Illidan's fate. On the eve of the battle, everyone said what they were protecting, but Arthas, who spoke first, did not. I think he had already understood his heart. Whether it was to protect his fellow humans or the one he loved, there was no need for him to say it. The important thing was that he was protecting the matter itself. In the end, when Mira was rejected by the night elves, but she was still accompanied by Mr. Dan, Arthas stood behind everything. His kingdom of the undead would always be Mira's backing. Even if the elves expelled her, Illidan did not accept her (of course Mr. Dan would not do this), and everyone in the world spurned her, he could always welcome her unconditionally. It was he who resurrected Mira in the end. He was her eternal support and guardian in the past, is now and will always be in the future.
He was the only person in the entire story who had the experience of "losing because he was unable to protect". After that, he abandoned everything and even himself in order to protect and gain stronger power, but what he could never forget was the most important thing in his heart, and in the process he found something equally important again - his fellow humans. I have seen the setting of a character without self-personality before. He could not find himself in decades of life and was often assimilated by other personalities. But just when he was about to completely lose his personality, his lover said this: "You are the person I like", and then everything was fine. For Arthas, there is probably such a process. After he pulled out Frostmourne, he must have struggled with this cursed sword, and may even have been almost swallowed in the process. The only thing that can make him firm is a sentence like this: "I am the one who guards the moonlight." After that, I think even Frostmourne is his partner.
There is a very interesting detail at the end. After Mira's resurrection, the lich's name was "Cassandra", which happens to be the source of the title of this review. Aeschylus once compared Cassandra with a swan. The swan is the sacred bird of Apollo. Before his death, he sang a song that was said to be like the sound of nature. It's so interesting to compare the relationship between Cassandra and Apollo to Mira and Arthas. Apollo gave Cassandra power, but couldn't get her. Arthas could bring supreme glory to Mira, but he couldn't get her heart either. Mira was like the sad prophet who wanted to stop everything, but everything happened in order. With Cassandra, Ra was so proud that she never accepted Apollo even though she was a prisoner. Isn't it the same with Mira? There is a subtle distance between Apollo and Cassandra, Alsace and Mira. The one-sided longing seems to be a difference in identity, but in essence it is a tit-for-tat confrontation between soul and power, a ruthless tease of fate. This distance is always tragic. Even though the swan is Apollo's sacred bird, it will eventually sing a dying song for freedom. The ruthless Apollo did not let Cassandra go, but Arthas let Mira go, and all his desires, emotions, and longings turned into only that last sigh. He told Illidan as a person who had experienced it, and there was no need to regret it twice. He was not another Illidan. It was a pity that although he met Mira, he was also forced to lose her.
Arthas is extremely lucky, because of Mira, he no longer has to pay a huge price to understand the horror of hatred, and thus gained the emotion of "cherishing what you love" that is more precious than anyone in the story. He is also unfortunate, because fate did not give him a chance to cherish what he loves (fortunately, he still has the undead, although the undead and Mira are two different concepts after all). This is truly the most charming, deep and three-dimensional Alsace I have ever seen. I would like to thank the author for allowing me to see such an excellent story.
Okay, that's it for my thoughts. I've written so much without realizing it. Maybe I've interpreted some parts incorrectly... I apologize for that.
In WOW, the prince really got lunch, and he was depressed.
What a poor little guy, he finally got lunch now
It's all a bunch of cups... Xiao's life is like a coffee table
Author, do you know that Mr. Dan has come clean? The plot turns around just like Uchiha Itachi did back then!
Oh, Mira, if you don't want to, just let me do it~~ [Everyone: You have so much respect for yourself.
After reading it, it's not satisfying. . .
Let me ask again, what is the article in the recommendation column next to "A dark elf knight in Lineage 2 started from scratch, and suffered tragedy all the way until he met his fellow sufferer..."? It looks interesting - -
Every time I go to BT, I think Dandan is so cool and the sound is so nice.
It was actually hard to push him down.
The pig I like to kill Karl the most is Kael'thas! ! ! ! ! ! !
Alsace. . . It would be great if things could work out with Sylvanas. The world would be perfect.
By the way, I can't bear to fight Illidan like this every time he goes to the Dark Temple. . .
By the way, Idian's original words were: im blind but not deaf... There is another problem. You can't turn into a hero by changing into a sheep, otherwise Xiaowai will be angry to death~ Finally, Rokhan's ultimate move is a swarm of locusts, not voodoo. But the overall idea of the article is pretty good, and the coherence is relatively good, so it's still worth reading~~~ Well, speaking of Twilight of the Gods, I played through the difficulty difficulty of Twilight of the Gods with a blower with three minerals and five BW, and it felt like the storm troops were like interstellar. . . . . .
It is really rare to see such a poetic story. I have never played World of Warcraft, but because my good friends play it, I have basically browsed the background of World of Warcraft several times... After reading the whole story, I actually have many feelings. The mutual support of the male and female protagonists, and the deep-rooted trust are completely transcendent. Regarding love, it is conceivable that in the days to come, if Tyrande is in trouble, Illidan will definitely help her unconditionally without hesitation, but this is no longer love. Tyrande is an important person, but he will no longer be someone who longs to be with him for a lifetime - he already has another gift given to him by fate. But more than this, what I want to say is another person, with frost-like indifference and sadness, as pure and lonely as the white continent of Northrend. I have to say that in this story, Arthas has the charm that can capture everything. Unfortunately, Mira's loyalty has long been dedicated to Mr. Dan, and her soul has long been dedicated to freedom. I don't know whether I should say that Alsace was unlucky or something. In fact, the girl met him before Mr. Dan, and the girl established a good relationship with him before Mr. Dan (but he was just unlucky...). After Alsace's fall, I didn't feel like the soul eroded by hatred in the original work - in fact, I thought, how could a truly pure crystal be tainted by impurities? Mira is the moonlight in his heart - even in the boundless night, it can make lonely dark people feel gentle and bright. From the moment Jaina turned around, he had already said goodbye to this past lover. At that time, Arthas did not need the Holy Light: honor, mission, responsibility, and nothing else mattered. At that time, he was also a painful person, a person who grieved for his people and innocent people. He seemed to be firm, but in fact More hesitant than anyone else, seemingly brave but actually more scared than anyone else, Mira stretched out the only hand in the world that would reach out to him when he was about to be swallowed up by darkness - this was the luckiest moment in Alsace's life, because he met Mira, the most loyal person in the world, who understood his intentions, and gained her loyalty at that moment. Therefore, in the end, he chose to pull out Frostmourne. Even if he would be cursed, he still wanted to protect what he wanted to protect. That was what Mira taught him. His fall was not due to despair, but to create hope, so even Uther did not blame him - this was not really "fallen". He was like another Mira, who wanted to protect but couldn't even protect himself, but he was more unlucky than Mira. When Mira couldn't protect, he stood behind her to support her, but when he couldn't protect, there was only the dark abyss behind him. With his helping hand, Mira didn't have to fall. No one offered him a helping hand, so he had to fall. That's why I say that in this story, Dan is always extremely lucky. He is accompanied by Mira, while Arthas has been teased by fate countless times. Although he was also lucky enough to be illuminated by Mira, this luck turned into a source of pain that stung him and made him sad. Mira gave him After giving him hope, she had no choice but to disappear in a blink of an eye. In the end, she lost her memory again. When she appeared in front of him again, he did not recognize the former guardian of the moonlight. She was no longer the same Mira in the past, and all she had in her heart was the loyal bond with Illidan. Illidan doesn't have to regret it a second time, because Arthas has already regretted it for him. I really can't imagine how Arthas felt when he saw Mira appearing in front of him as the Guardian of Moonlight again. He might have thought a lot, or he might not have thought about anything at all. Sylvanas is just a shadow of memories. He can resurrect her, trample on her, respect her, treat her well, tease her, save her on the battlefield... Everything is possible, oh, except "love" - among the undead, they have humble immortality. With such noble words, the love of the human prince Arthas will forever remain the moonlight in his heart. Even if he will have many entanglements with Sylvanas in the future, he will never find the Mira who smiled at him and only protected his wishes and emotions. Looking back a little, we can actually find that the relationship between Arthas and Mira is very interesting. His Majesty admires her very much and absolutely trusts her abilities. Illidan knows Mira very well, so does Arthas. There is an interesting detail, that is, when Sylvanas assassinated Arthas, she was "close at hand" before, and she specifically expressed it through Tyrande's words, "Did you see the look in Arthas's eyes? Can't you tell he...". He was teasing Hong Guoguo when he didn't realize that the person coming was not Mira, and it can be inferred that he was in a great mood at that time, because Mira lived up to him. Because Mira is the person he recognized (of course it is always his pleasure to take the opportunity to humiliate Dan Dan), but I think the moment Sylvanas launched the attack, he realized that this person was not Mira. Mira was somewhere. Taking the dagger with his hand was not an ordinary move. Next, he moved the Frostmourne on his hand and said, "Take your banshee, get out!" Why do you say this? Because Arthas would not be emotionally disturbed by Sylvanas, whether it was betrayal or submission. If he was assassinated by Sylvanas in normal times, his reaction would probably be to humiliate and tease her. But at this time, Arthas was unexpectedly irritable and irritable - probably when he realized that the person in front of him was not Mira, he had already noticed that something was wrong with the real Mira, and he was trying to save the queen in front of him. So the way Mr. Dan cares about Mira is to save her himself, and the way His Majesty cares about Mira is to provoke the Queen on the spot to save her (this BT...) And at the same time use the Queen's hatred to make her give up the idea of death, so as to live up to Mira's efforts to save her - the emotional intelligence is terrifyingly high... In the story, Arthas actually likes dry humor. Before he became undead, he was a very interesting person. After becoming undead, although all emotions were frozen, he was still the same person. I guess Arthas's emotional threshold is probably very high (that is, the degree of emotional expression on the outside)... And most of the time he should still be the cold Lich King (I won't say that when Mira finished playing the Undead Overture, Al hugged her from behind and it felt extremely sexy... But that was probably what they missed again). In terms of IQ and EQ alone, Arthas is completely in the stage of killing all living beings instantly. He has experienced more than anyone else. In the story, although Illidan experienced betrayal and separation, he still still had Mira. Sylvanas was tortured, but She is addicted to hatred. I won't mention Malfurion. I can't bear to complain about this guy's emotional intelligence (of course he is slightly better than the elder druid). Tyrande is actually good, but she is so perfect that she has no competition with the world, so she has no way of experiencing the pain of degradation. Only Alsace truly understands the definition of loneliness. Even though he has important comrades around him, he is still alone. But perhaps because of this, he understands the definition of guardianship and true tolerance better. Even if all this is buried by himself under a frost-like appearance, he will always show only the evil, ruthless, powerful or calm Lich King that the world wants to see. He can himself He changes his attitude towards everyone, sometimes elegant and calm, sometimes cold and sometimes passionate, knowing how to calculate, understand the current situation, know how to compromise, know how to persist... He has always seemed so outstanding, and deep in his heart is sealed a gentle Alsace, without responsibility and mission, honor and nobility, but simply guarding all emotions. No one will know, not even Mira. Therefore, before the decisive battle, the person who could say such inspiring yet gentle words would be Alsace, which was the truly unsurprising result. Because he is the only one who has experienced real "loss". I saw someone saying that Alsace doesn't know how to cherish it. In fact, this statement is more... Um, okay. To be honest, fate was cruel to him in this story. Not all losses can be undone. The one time he was separated from his love because of his weakness was enough for him to regret it for the rest of his life - and this itself was almost not his fault at all. Yes, Dan always treasures Mira very much, but this definitely does not mean that Alsace does not know how to cherish it. In fact, I thought it was really sad when I saw the chapter where he proposed in disguise. Alsace's transaction-like way of proposing reminded me of a very old saying: "If there is no sword in my hand, I can't protect you. If I hold the sword in my hand, I can't hug you." This is really a portrayal of him. He can no longer let go of Frostmourne. I think he actually already knew where Mira's heart belonged. When Sylvanas came to introduce Mira to her, he even introduced her in a joking way - that's why he said that, because he didn't know what words to use to express his feelings and attention. , He has lost the ability to show his sincerity that has been frozen for countless years, and his emotional expression has been ground into calm ice. The only bargaining chip is "you are unique in my eyes" - it is a pity that he failed, and it is doomed, and even sadness is calm. "Because... There is someone who protects him and will definitely understand everything he does." In fact, in the end, that person only existed in Alsace's memory, because even the Mira in front of him finally could no longer understand all his concerns, true emotions, and ways of expression - or even if she did, she would never be able to accept it, because she was already closely connected to Illidan's fate. On the eve of the battle, everyone said what they were protecting, but Arthas, who spoke first, did not. I think he had already understood his heart. Whether it was to protect his fellow humans or the one he loved, there was no need for him to say it. The important thing was that he was protecting the matter itself. In the end, when Mira was rejected by the night elves, but she was still accompanied by Mr. Dan, Arthas stood behind everything. His kingdom of the undead would always be Mira's backing. Even if the elves expelled her, Illidan did not accept her (of course Mr. Dan would not do this), and everyone in the world spurned her, he could always welcome her unconditionally. It was he who resurrected Mira in the end. He was her eternal support and guardian in the past, is now and will always be in the future. He was the only person in the entire story who had the experience of "losing because he was unable to protect". After that, he abandoned everything and even himself in order to protect and gain stronger power, but what he could never forget was the most important thing in his heart, and in the process he found something equally important again - his fellow humans. I have seen the setting of a character without self-personality before. He could not find himself in decades of life and was often assimilated by other personalities. But just when he was about to completely lose his personality, his lover said this: "You are the person I like", and then everything was fine. For Arthas, there is probably such a process. After he pulled out Frostmourne, he must have struggled with this cursed sword, and may even have been almost swallowed in the process. The only thing that can make him firm is a sentence like this: "I am the one who guards the moonlight." After that, I think even Frostmourne is his partner. There is a very interesting detail at the end. After Mira's resurrection, the lich's name was "Cassandra", which happens to be the source of the title of this review. Aeschylus once compared Cassandra with a swan. The swan is the sacred bird of Apollo. Before his death, he sang a song that was said to be like the sound of nature. It's so interesting to compare the relationship between Cassandra and Apollo to Mira and Arthas. Apollo gave Cassandra power, but couldn't get her. Arthas could bring supreme glory to Mira, but he couldn't get her heart either. Mira was like the sad prophet who wanted to stop everything, but everything happened in order. With Cassandra, Ra was so proud that she never accepted Apollo even though she was a prisoner. Isn't it the same with Mira? There is a subtle distance between Apollo and Cassandra, Alsace and Mira. The one-sided longing seems to be a difference in identity, but in essence it is a tit-for-tat confrontation between soul and power, a ruthless tease of fate. This distance is always tragic. Even though the swan is Apollo's sacred bird, it will eventually sing a dying song for freedom. The ruthless Apollo did not let Cassandra go, but Arthas let Mira go, and all his desires, emotions, and longings turned into only that last sigh. He told Illidan as a person who had experienced it, and there was no need to regret it twice. He was not another Illidan. It was a pity that although he met Mira, he was also forced to lose her. Arthas is extremely lucky, because of Mira, he no longer has to pay a huge price to understand the horror of hatred, and thus gained the emotion of "cherishing what you love" that is more precious than anyone in the story. He is also unfortunate, because fate did not give him a chance to cherish what he loves (fortunately, he still has the undead, although the undead and Mira are two different concepts after all). This is truly the most charming, deep and three-dimensional Alsace I have ever seen. I would like to thank the author for allowing me to see such an excellent story. Okay, that's it for my thoughts. I've written so much without realizing it. Maybe I've interpreted some parts incorrectly... I apologize for that.
In WOW, the prince really got lunch, and he was depressed.
What a poor little guy, he finally got lunch now
It's all a bunch of cups... Xiao's life is like a coffee table
Author, do you know that Mr. Dan has come clean? The plot turns around just like Uchiha Itachi did back then!
Oh, Mira, if you don't want to, just let me do it~~ [Everyone: You have so much respect for yourself.
After reading it, it's not satisfying. . . Let me ask again, what is the article in the recommendation column next to "A dark elf knight in Lineage 2 started from scratch, and suffered tragedy all the way until he met his fellow sufferer..."? It looks interesting - -
Every time I go to BT, I think Dandan is so cool and the sound is so nice. It was actually hard to push him down. The pig I like to kill Karl the most is Kael'thas! ! ! ! ! ! !
Alsace. . . It would be great if things could work out with Sylvanas. The world would be perfect. By the way, I can't bear to fight Illidan like this every time he goes to the Dark Temple. . .
By the way, Idian's original words were: im blind but not deaf... There is another problem. You can't turn into a hero by changing into a sheep, otherwise Xiaowai will be angry to death~ Finally, Rokhan's ultimate move is a swarm of locusts, not voodoo. But the overall idea of the article is pretty good, and the coherence is relatively good, so it's still worth reading~~~ Well, speaking of Twilight of the Gods, I played through the difficulty difficulty of Twilight of the Gods with a blower with three minerals and five BW, and it felt like the storm troops were like interstellar. . . . . .