[The heroine looks like a buoyant person but is actually a gravity person]
(Buoyancy system: It looks too light to be grasped. Gravity system: The emotions are so heavy that it is hard to accept)
First person version
My name is Luna, and I am an ordinary NPC in this western fantasy world.
When I drew my sword and rushed towards the protagonist, he blocked it casually, like brushing away a flying insect.
"Oh, it's you."
The protagonist didn't even draw his sword, he just glanced at me.
Then, I fell into the bloody water, and vaguely heard my sister screaming in pain in the distance.
I wanted to say something, but blood filled my throat.
I am an ordinary person, and I hate that I am just an ordinary person, but I hate this world even more.
Why am I the one destined to die?
I am not willing to give up, I want to live, I have to live.
Third person version
If you have power, you have everything. Lose your strength, and even fate will not be on your side.
Luna has always known this, so she wants to be a legend.
When you become strong, you can no longer be manipulated by anyone.
However, Luna is just an ordinary person in this story, and her ending is already doomed.
All her struggles are just preparation before the climax of the plot.
So she should die in silence and become an ordinary background in a grand story.
[Other people's perspective]
The power of one person is too small to shake the will of the world.
How much price do we have to pay to save the only one?
Note:
1. Luna, the protagonist of the text, third person
2. The number of male guests is undetermined, n>3, there will be a Shura field, and there will be a personal if line extra (draft has been saved).
Intention: How much price must be paid to save the only her?
