The forbidden magic prophecy of the ancient divine court came true: Qingheng, the water-tracing god, and Duanjin, the sky-burning war god, were destined to doom each other. When Qing Heng caught a glimpse of the truth while traveling back in time - Duan Jin was originally the war god "Duan Li" of the same lineage who had been stripped of his light side. The only way for the two gods to work together to break the situation was to use one person's soul as a guide to burn the shackles of fate set by the divine court.
On the night of the decisive battle in the Bingyuan, the moment Duan Jin's Burning Sky Halberd split the seal of the Divine Court, the calamity fire had burned to the end of his soul. Qingheng used a jade ruler to induce the Ten Thousand Years of Migration Water, and tried to bear the backlash of the Burning Heaven Tribulation for him, but Duan Jin backhanded him into his arms. "Qingheng," he smiled clearly in the flames, his red hair soaked like blood through the ice-blue divine robe, "The revenge you owe me for breaking your veins, this time... Use your time to pay it back."
The moment the Burning Sky Halberd pierced Qingheng's divine core, the two divine powers collided with each other: Duan Jin's calamity fire burned the cause and effect karma of Shenting, but Qingheng's Suishui forever froze the moment he was wiped out in ashes. The sky of the ancient world cracked, and the predicted "double catastrophe" ended in the most tragic way - Duan Jin turned into the embers of the tribulation fire and dispersed into the torrent of time with the wind, leaving only an eternal scorch mark on the tribulation chain around Qingheng's wrist; and Qingheng was trapped in the icy abyss by the backlash of the force of retracement. From then on, he could only recall Duan Jin's last whisper that was shattered by the flames over and over again in countless time fragments.
When the new gods of the ancient world read the legend of "clear ice and fire, living together in the same calamity" in the history books, no one knew that deep in the ice abyss, what the water god's fingertips traced was no longer fragments of time, but the unmelted and extinguished warmth of fire. This is the tragic song of two powerful gods fighting against fate. The bond between ice and fire finally burned out in each other's doom, leaving only a piece of silence about redemption and destruction, which condensed into an unsolvable final chapter of BE in the wind and smoke of the ancient world.
Purpose: Using the destructive bond of ice and fire as a carrier, we explore the eternal propositions of fate, freedom and sacrifice within the framework of ancient mythology. The ending of BE is not a simple tragic ending, but through the destruction of the two gods, it reveals the core of existentialism that "confrontation itself is meaning" - when the scorch marks on Qingheng's wrists coexist with the eternal time of the ice abyss, those two tribulation years that were illuminated by fire and frozen by water have long surpassed victory and defeat and become the most dazzling proof of "existence" in the history of the ancient world.
