Adan Lucis Chelam didn't know what was going on. A child, a seriously injured child, suddenly appeared in front of him. He dared to say that if he had not met this child, he might have died. But in the star realm, this child is almost exactly the same as Somnus when he was a child. Does their father have any illegitimate children living outside? Ardan looked at Somnus. Somnus and he looked at each other, then shook his head.
Author's words: After participating in a trip to another world of EOS in 2019, I fell in love with it to the point of pain. I witnessed with my own eyes a willful, awkward and gentle little prince who stumbled and grew into a qualified king, and finally sacrificed his life for the world. After the night and the moon left together, light returned to EOS. The three stars that had been accompanying the night looked up to enjoy the first sunrise in ten years, but they could no longer see their king. In the end, I was the only witness to the wedding in the dream. The king and the queen kissed and fell asleep again. Then the screen jumped to the game's logo. As the silhouette of Noctis appeared, the main interface changed from night to day. The night and the moon fell asleep before dawn could be ushered in. It was so good, so good (gritting teeth). Generally speaking, players of this kind of role-playing games should take on the role of the male protagonist, but in this case I feel like I am just a bystander. I witnessed the whole story. If I had to say it, I should be Regis (bushi). I hope that Noctis will not grow up so quickly and just become a willful prince who just wants to see his wife as soon as possible. I also feel that the whole story is too unfair to Adan. He should have the same ending as the official picture. So I only write this article to my little prince, to the princess of Tenebra, to the first Lord of Light and Lord of Darkness in Lucis, and to my first and best Final Fantasy in my heart. (Also, SE, your mother is gone just like the three DLCs you suddenly announced to cancel production)
Concept: Love means often feeling indebted