[The timeline of this article is during the internal beta of Tianyao Realm, the late version of Death, and is the precursor to the Chapter of Reincarnation in the underground ruins copy]
By the beautiful Senasi Lake, there lived a race that grew day by day. The gods sat on the throne and watched the lake flow.
The water here does not flow through the mountains and plains, nor does it have ebbs and flows. It just stays there quietly, silently welcoming death or growing again.
Is it spring?
There are beautiful creatures coming here, carrying the scent of forest and morning dew, accompanied by the fragrance of flowers and plants, they are elves, they come here for the hidden poems...
Is it dawn?
The god looked at the glimmer in the palm of her hand and sighed again. The confusion of the past was long out of reach, and it was time for her to welcome the rising sun.
Please tell me, is this a story or the truth?
The game will be previewed in two days, and there will probably be pre-heating information about the Fire Nation, so I'll post this first, so I won't make big changes after seeing the information, which will probably make me go crazy (there are no dragon-related settings here, mainly my world script. The Dragon Clan has a very complete setting, and it has nothing to do with this, so there is no need to worry about being affected)
Note: This is about playing a game, I had nothing to do, and then I dreamed of a dungeon. However, the characters and plot development are all my own, so it is not considered fan fiction. At most, it was seriously affected by a few sentences in the Footprints pv.
Also, in terms of plot development, it was heavily influenced by the game, so the overall story may be a little original, so please forgive me.
(I usually don't pay attention to this area. The plot is finished and there are almost extra chapters. I need to make up for it slowly. If you have any questions, please come to me at AB. I have the same ID as my pen name. I'll have a chance to see it there)
Intention: Even if it disappears eventually, you must say goodbye with a smile