Dragon Clan: Restart your life

This chapter went slower than I thought...

This is the finale of the first edition. It is biased towards the end of the plot that unfolds after the third line of the book. This chapter is actually not very dragon-like, but it is very much about restarting life.

I said a long time ago that I had already imagined the ending, but it was actually not the first version and would be released as the second version.

The finale of the second version will be biased towards the "dragon-oriented finale", so don't worry.

It will be an extra chapter later.

how to say……

In fact, there are many problems with this book. The most important thing is that I don't have an outline. There is a big... well, gap between the early and late stages.

The development behind the third line of the Dragon, in addition to the ending of various lines, mainly focuses on the entangled love and hatred between the Lord of Heaven and his ministers, and the two brothers.

I didn't expect this in the early stage.

Of course I am personally satisfied.

Overall, I still wrote a lot of satisfying parts in this volume. For example, I really liked the part designed for Caesar and Frost.

In the original book many years ago, the young Caesar drove Harley into the adults' dinner party and said in a condescending manner that he did not like the family rules and that he was born to trample on these rules.

And many years later, Frost's last words to him were, "Now, it's your turn to make rules for the family."

Frost was an unlikable character, but I gave him a decent ending.

The final part was a bit delayed because I was confused and struggled.

Mainly speaking, there are too many characters and it is difficult to fully integrate them. The most fundamental thing is that there are too few people to die.

In my original storyline, a lot of people would die from the moment we boarded Avalon.

In that section, Norns will die, Chu Tianjiao will die, and Beowulf will die.

In Fingel's episode, in addition to Fingel, everyone including Mai Shutoku will die, and Zero will also be seriously injured.

As for other characters, so many important people are dead, so if even half of Cassel dies, it will be a waste...

But unfortunately, I don’t know why I stopped the sword in the Avalon part, so it seemed difficult to continue the order after that.

In fact, this section should be very exciting. Let me talk about this plot first——

In the battle of Avalon, Norns originally ended up with a heroic death, rather than the nonsense of "the voyage slipped away", although this change is not bad.

She blocked Odin and Frisis at the cost of igniting herself, opening up a passage to the outside world for Chu Zihang and the others. At the same time, she awakened Chu Tianjiao, and at the end of her life, she raised her eyebrows at Frisis and Loki. He hit his middle finger and slammed the door shut, hindering their pursuit. In the process, Mars also died inside.

Chu Zihang and his party arrived outside Avalon, but safety did not arrive. They were greeted by a group of corpse guards.

They couldn't resist the huge group of corpse guards at this moment, and even escaping seemed to be as difficult as climbing to the sky.

At this time, Chu Tianjiao stood up.

He is Loki's puppet and still possesses some of Loki's powers, but not completely.

The exchange between him and Chu Zihang was very brief. It was just a hug. Then he forcibly knocked Chu Zihang unconscious and asked Xia Mi to take him out. Xia Mi shook his head and said that Chu Zihang would hate him for the rest of his life. , Chu Tianjiao calmly forced them to leave on the premise of committing suicide.

Chu Tianjiao forcibly opened a passage for them. At the last moment, he fell into the deep sea and sank infinitely. After many years, he was finally embraced by death, but God seemed not to want this man who had just escaped from trouble to have a few words with his son. The man in sentence died like this, but an old guy arrived in time with his army, grabbed Chu Tianjiao who was sinking into the deep sea, and pulled him out arrogantly and unreasonably.

His name is Beowulf.

Many years ago, an old man named Beowulf watched young people go to the battlefield one after another. Many years later, he finally pulled the one named Chu Tianjiao back from the battlefield. This was Beowulf's redemption.

This is the Chu Tianjiao and Beowulf line.

In the chapter where Beowulf appears, I am actually foreshadowing his death, just like the mural at the end of Chapter 85 (Wiglaf) implies -

The old Beowulf fought a bloody battle with the red dragon. At the end of his life, he gave his helmet, armor and sword to the young warrior Wiglaf who fought alongside him.

Since then, Wiglaf has replaced Beowulf and become a new generation of heroes.

But Wiglaf is not Chu Zihang, but Chu Tianjiao.

I decided to set up this plot well, but unfortunately I couldn't write it out completely, which is a bit regretful.

Wu Luobuluosi is similar to what I imagined before. He is a more complex character and not a pure villain.

The staged summary ends here for now.

When all the extras are finished, I’ll write a final review.

Although the ending is very rushed, I still hope you will like the two versions of the finale I prepared.

The finale of the second edition will be interspersed with six additional chapters.

I will also summarize it later, and other abandoned plots like the one above will be released together when the time comes.