Camearra, the Warrior of Love and Hate, was one of the greatest Dark Warriors of the Ultra-Ancient Civilization thirty million years ago. She once had the most loyal and dependable companions, and the most intimate lover.
Betrayed by the person she loved most, she crossed the vast span of thirty million years. From life to death, love and hate were tightly intertwined.
What is light? What is darkness?
Living in darkness does not mean she is unworthy of the right to embrace light and happiness.
So...
In this simple yet cruel universe, allow me to sing a grand elegy of love for them.
Reposting an old story. The characters belong to Tsuburaya; any out-of-character moments are mine. This is a prose version of The Final Odyssey, with rose-tinted glasses and my own interpretation.
The story contains many original interpretations. Tired of domineering CEOs? This is a taciturn wolf king Diga and a proud lioness Camearra. Comments are welcome, whether praise or criticism, but please don't be rude.
A canon-focused story. Diga and Daigu share a soul, but Diga and Camearra, Daigu and Lina are endgame and will not be broken up! Important warning: please avoid if this isn't your thing.
Theme: Which is more heartbreaking, having loved or having missed your chance?
Www is well written in big letters. Camila's love and incomprehension for Tiga were intertwined. She watched the passage of thirty million years, and the hatred accumulated in her heart struggling in the dark seal. I seem to understand Camila's feelings, her resentment, her love, she doesn't understand Diga's betrayal, and she also longs for the gentle light deep in her heart, but in fact, besides the light, I think she longs for Diga more, or in other words, she longs for the light because of part of Diga's reasons. (Www I don't know if this is what the teacher wants to express, it's just what I think, and I would like to point out the shortcomings. And to be honest, I really, really like the content in the article. "I don't hate you for betraying me, I just hate why you didn't take me with you." I couldn't help but imagine what would happen if Diga brought Camilla with him at that time. If he really brought her with him, there would definitely be a good future! (It's a little incoherent, but I really like the story about them from Camilla's perspective.)
This healing and sweet writer!!! It's half past two in the morning! My eyes are all! So swollen from crying!!! So sad, so sad
I still don't understand after reading it, why did Diga betray Camilla in the first place? Why don't you take her with you?
Damn it, I was really happy to know about Dika's fandom, but I didn't expect it to be a setting where Ultra and the human body are one. In my understanding, Tiga is Dika, and Dagu is Dagu... It doesn't work anymore, I left with regret.
But didn't Ka and the others want to occupy the earth? Didn't they say that Di wanted to rule, and then Ka took it to heart and finally realized it? In the end, it finally fell. I was really speechless towards Zhen Di. No matter what the reason, he was not so betrayal and used Ka's power. Alas, except for the initial correction, the rest of my complaints about Zhen Di have nothing to do with the author's writing style. Da Da's writing is really good. Although I prefer Ka, I insisted on reading and cried. Da Da's emotional description is really delicate.
But I still feel very sorry. Tiga's love history is so rich, leaving only Camilla alone in thirty million years.
... Don't torture her. It's too miserable. Woohoo.
Congratulations on coming back, it's just... Tragic!!! (Horrified)
Although I don't like Dika, the writing style is really good. (つД`)ノ
"This" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ With