Emily always thought she was lucky. Her father was a legendary wizard, her brother was exceptionally gifted, and her tutor was talented and devoted.
But no one can have everything go their way forever, and she was forced to go from being the next in line to become a wizard to becoming a rune warrior.
Her teachers being a bunch of thousand-year-old legends (old ghosts) was one thing.
But all her former tutors had become heinous criminals!
An immortal girl, the soul of a lost giant, a gravely ill treefolk on the brink of death, and a dragon longing to die all come looking for her...
She does her best to handle it all, only to discover that someone has been pulling the strings all along, and now she has to save the world, too.
Emily falls silent. She looks at the mysterious figure, then at the gods, and hurls her sword with all her might.
Is this a war between smart people? The little girl who uses a knitting needle is also a lot more mature. If the preparers of this scene are the same group as those who attacked the brothers and sisters, will the one who extracted Emily's magical talent also be involved with them?
Wow, the feeling of this sudden end is really uncomfortable. This article gave me the feeling that it should have just begun. It only officially started when I went to sea. There was not much explanation of the game, and so many distinctive characters were skipped. It must be because of special circumstances, otherwise why would I choose to end it under such circumstances? I have been chasing it silently, hoping that I can write the first one (selfishly, I set this article as the preface). Such a majestic and fascinating world view deserves the best ending. I will keep waiting, so come on.
It's brain-burning. It's brain-burning. Why do light novels have to be so complicated? I meow and cry. What if Emily had not one "lifetime" but many "past lives"? Time keeps moving forward and reincarnating again and again. Is it the restarting again and again that creates those "dead souls"? If Emily is alive, then what are those wandering souls? Parallel time and space? Or the future...
Ah? Is this the end? So sudden! I thought it was just about to open a new map. Who is Emily who robbed the talent? Why did my brother's body become a container for the gods? Will Tie Tuo Tuo be hostile to his brother in the future? What happened to the machines similar to Tie Tuo Tuo? There are so many things that have not been introduced. I feel like I haven't even finished a third of the whole text. The broken sword is repaired, the small group fights dungeons to upgrade, the truth about the identity is revealed, the mastermind behind the scenes comes to light, the brother is controlled, the small group fights the dragon... It feels like the whole story only lasts two volumes, with only the background and the academy map. How can I finish it after only writing the beginning? It's too unacceptable.
Boss: An analysis Me: What Goba spirit?
I feel that there are still a lot of things that have not been finished, and it seems that a second volume is possible. For example, with the changes in history, there can be a "blank history" for several eras, or that children who cannot become wizards should have another path. The runes have just begun and have not grown at all. I hope this is the first volume. After all, the fight between Ivan and his father has not started yet, the school has not been revived, and even this game is not finished... This ending is really unexpected. It feels like it is not a problem that can be solved in a sequel. Are you considering opening another sequel? The academy becomes stronger, the crisis between the elves and their trees, and the power behind Ivan. Several friends really grow up, the war, the resurrection of the gods and so on. (I don't mean to blame DaDa or feel that DaDa's writing is not good. I just feel that this story is too short. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh from me. Please think about it carefully, otherwise... I will roll over and beg you, I want to see the pre-receipt tomorrow ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh) ps: Super quiet, I feel like I haven't finished writing the copy yet... It's just... Finished
? Therefore, the gods are existences that were eliminated a long time ago. They belong to the group that is dead but not completely dead, that is, the consciousness of body elimination is still there. Cyril's magical talent has become the container of the gods to a certain extent (or may have been prepared), and Emily is a sharp blade that can kill gods, so her power is sealed. ↑Personal guess
The mastermind behind the scenes stole the younger sister's talent and created the older brother, a container for the god. However, the younger sister became the brother's switch, sealing away the god in one second.
It turns out it's not an illusion, the robot... Is the organization that the little white rabbit mentioned before belongs to, right? Although not widely used, they do exist and may even be consumables. .
It ended too suddenly! Nothing that needs to be said has been explained clearly. It's all foreshadowing and has not been revealed.