Chapter 402: The Final Battle (Complete)
The area before the portal was deserted.
Only the machines continued to operate, clearly indicating a highly precise design. In fact, Yulian had circled the entire portal for a long time but still couldn’t find a switch.
“Considering those old men are never to be trusted, I doubt this will be easy,” Yulian muttered to himself. He then instinctively glanced back at the battlefield. O’Farrell was still fighting valiantly, but…
“Her strength can only achieve this much.”
As Xi De Wei had said, O’Farrell’s combat experience was severely lacking. No matter how powerful her energy was, she couldn’t fully utilize it at this moment. In fact, if O’Farrell could fully master her power, Yulian would dare to entrust her with handling not only these three Golems but also entire fleets. However, what she had accomplished so far was already her limit.
But this was all within Yulian’s expectations.
So, it was his turn to act.
“The things that decide the victory of a war are always outside the battlefield.”
Yulian murmured, gazing at the black longsword in his hand. After a moment, he gave a slight smile before abruptly unleashing a reverse swing.
A near-invisible, dark gray aura spread from his sword, expanding outwards.
The massive white beam of light flickered, then, like a small flame buffeted by a fierce wind, it completely vanished!
It was gone!
Looking up at the gloomy sky, almost everyone was speechless. The Golems that had been locked in combat with O’Farrell immediately turned their heads, staring in disbelief at what was happening before them.
“No! How is this possible?!”
One of the Golems let out a wail. It spun around, its thrusters flaring, and charged towards the portal. The portal couldn’t possibly be closed. The controls were in their hands, and only they had the authorization and capability to close it. But now, the portal was closed! Damn it, how could it be closed? That area was heavily guarded by elite soldiers. Did they suffer an attack? If so, why no alarm? What were those idiots doing?!
This meant everything had failed. Their battle was rendered meaningless! Everything had failed!
“Hooah!”
O’Farrell’s reaction was swift. Seeing the portal close, she immediately suspected Yulian was behind it. After all, he had been lounging idly in the rear since the start of the battle, which was uncharacteristic of Yulian. Therefore, O’Farrell had already guessed he had his own plan. Now, seeing the Golems charging wildly, she immediately rushed forward, her whip lashing out and wrapping around a Golem’s arm.
“Boom!!!”
O’Farrell was suspended in mid-air. According to normal physics, she should have been dragged along by the Golem. However, to everyone’s surprise, the Golem that was entangled stopped dead in its tracks. Its thrusters were still expelling powerful air currents, but its massive body couldn’t move an inch.
This was unscientific!
“Let go of me!”
The Golem O’Farrell held couldn’t break free from her grip, but the other two Golems had already used the opportunity to retreat quickly. This caused O’Farrell to frown deeply. She had been fighting these three Golems for so long that she had a clear understanding of their strength. Could Yulian defeat them?
With that thought, O’Farrell tightened her grip on the whip.
Under the “cover” of their comrade, the remaining two Golems finally broke free from O’Farrell’s engagement and returned to the rear. However, when they entered the portal base, they were shocked to find the entire base empty.
No one, dead or alive, no one at all. It was completely deserted, not a single figure in sight. Everything was intact, with no signs of a battle. They even found a half-full cup of steaming coffee in the guard post, but there was no one there.
What was going on?
The radar screen showed no life signs. The entire base was like a City of Demise, which confused both of them. They exchanged a look, and then the Golems raised their muzzles again, speeding towards the portal device.
Soon, they saw a figure they couldn’t bypass.
“Reactions are quite fast, gentlemen.”
Yulian held his longsword in one hand, smiling as he looked at the two Golems before him.
“Yulian…”
One of the Golems emitted a low electronic voice, filled with deep anger.
“Why! Why did you do this!”
“Who are you?”
Facing the enraged roar, Yulian picked at his ear.
“How many years has it been? I don’t remember you.”
“You!!!”
Hearing Yulian’s mockery, the Golem immediately raised its gun, but it was quickly stopped by another person.
“He’s Louis, Yulian.”
“So, you’re Rank?”
Hearing the Golem’s voice, Yulian raised an eyebrow in a rare display.
“I never expected you to be involved as well.”
“We are doing this for the World, and for our People.”
The other party did not back down despite Yulian’s taunts.
“You were once one of us, Yulian. You don’t know how dangerous the predicament we are in.”
“I know, of course.”
Yulian waved his hand.
“Your Continent is collapsing, isn’t it? That’s truly good news. I’ve been blocking your rat holes for so many years, and now I can finally rest. This is good news for me.”
“You’re a traitor!! Bastard!!”
Another Golem was clearly furious. It raised its gun again.
“I don’t know what you damned bastard did, but I’m going to kill you here!!”
“If you can, feel free to try.”
Facing the muzzles of their guns, Yulian’s expression remained unchanged. However, the other party ultimately did not fire, as someone else blocked them.
“Since you know, I hope you will stop, Yulian.”
The voice of the other Golem was calm, yet carried a hint of agitation.
“I know they wronged you and Yulian back then, and I don’t believe you made the wrong choice. But, please consider this, Yulian. Beyond this portal are your compatriots, over a million Earthlings! Are you just going to let them die? They are from the same World as you, speak the same language, share the same emotions. Why can’t you understand this? I didn’t want to accept this position either. You know, I’ve always respected you, and I’ve always liked Yulian, treating her like my younger sister. So, after what happened, I intended to cut ties with them. But eventually, when I learned about the difficulties we would face, I couldn’t stand by any longer, so…”
“So you’ve abandoned your resentment and decided to cooperate with them.”
Yulian interrupted with a cold laugh.
“Truly great, but unfortunately, it means nothing to me. Because we were the ones hurt back then, not you. Whether you choose to be angry about our affairs or ignore them is your freedom, and it has nothing to do with me or Yulian. So, it’s your freedom to reconcile with them, and it has nothing to do with me. Actually, after so many years, I don’t care anymore. You say we speak the same language, but here in this World, I can communicate with the people here. They also possess the same emotions, and the women here are very beautiful… Hmm, they also feel great in my arms. So, tell me, why should I, at the cost of destroying my current happy life, bring a group of rats that will undoubtedly cause destructive damage in the future to this Continent?”
“But Earth is your homeland after all!”
“That rat-infested land behind us isn’t Earth.”
Yulian shrugged.
“So I don’t feel the need to dwell on anything.”
“Do you really intend to kill them all?”
A hint of anger finally crept into the Golem’s originally calm voice.
“I’m just getting paid. As the saying goes, ‘one’s hands are tied when taking money.’ My professional ethics have always been impeccable; business is business, and personal matters are personal. Don’t worry, after they’re all dead, I’ll at least shed a few tears for them in mourning.”
“Then, there’s no other way.”
The Golem sighed long and hard.
“We’re going to kill you.”
“Kill me? Do you really think this is like having coffee? Just add sugar and milk and it’s done?”
“You won’t scare me.”
The Golem shook its head, then raised its muzzle, aiming it at Yulian.
“Can you leave this place? Or can you withstand our attack? Or—do you dare to let go of that sword in your hand?”
Hearing this, Yulian’s expression changed slightly.
“Since a moment ago, I’ve been scanning your surroundings, and I discovered that the domain power emanating from the sword in your hand is shrouding the entire portal. Originally, I thought you had already shut it down, but now it seems that’s clearly not the case. You’ve merely used your ability to forcibly close it, so as long as your domain disappears, the portal will re-establish itself. Am I correct?”
“…”
“One last chance, Yulian. I know we were defeated, but I hope you at least let us leave some seeds behind. We can no longer achieve our original goal, but now we merely wish to survive. Are you unwilling to even grant us this right? We’ve struggled against Fate for so long, don’t we deserve to win?”
“Only the victor has the right to make demands.”
Yulian extended his left index finger and wagged it lightly.
“But you won’t have that chance, losers. You shouldn’t have resisted in the first place, or rather, you shouldn’t have set your sights on this place. You’ve reached this point entirely due to your own actions. You attempted to resist this World and conquer it. And you succeeded, and you paid the price. Now, you don’t intend to regret it, but instead wish to come to a new land and repeat what you did before. Do you think I can accept that?”
Just then, a gust of wind whistled past, and a giant dark shadow descended from the sky, crashing heavily onto the ground nearby. That was the Golem previously captured by O’Farrell, which was now in pieces, resembling a flattened tin can.
“Lord Yulian!”
Immediately after, O’Farrell unfolded her metal wings and flew to Yulian’s side, stopping and turning to face the two Golems before them.
“Are you alright?”
“I’m fine, perfectly fine.”
Yulian smiled and then turned his gaze forward again.
“You were indeed correct. I haven’t shut down the portal. After all, its energy is too great and its continuity is strong, so I could only temporarily suppress it with my domain. However… you will still lose. Do you know why?”
As he spoke, Yulian reached out and grasped his longsword, then slowly drew it.
As the domain receded, a towering pillar of light erupted once more. But Yulian didn’t even glance at it.
“First, the Thing that determines the outcome of a war is always outside the battlefield. Now, on the other side of the portal, there are no longer any People you wish to save. They have all become… well, something more unsightly.”
“What do you mean by that?”
Upon hearing this, the Golem roared in anger. It looked towards the portal, a sense of unease inexplicably rising within it.
“You don’t need to know that. As for the second point…”
Yulian raised his longsword.
“You fought to resist and to master this World. But I am different. Now, let me tell you why I will win. Besides your excessive foolishness, the biggest difference is—I have powerful connections.”
Saying this, Yulian opened his right hand.
The symbol of a scale appeared on the back of his hand, and then, rays of Mana light erupted!
**Final Chapter: From Now On…**
The air grew heavy.
The brilliant radiance erupting from Yulian’s hand cast everything around into shadow. The once colorful World, under this intense and dazzling glow, seemed to have turned into a primitive black and white. Even the brightness of the portal, which had pierced the sky, could not compare to the Light from Yulian’s hand.
It was not an illusion.
“Energy levels are dropping! Ninety percent… eighty percent… seventy percent… God, what’s happening!”
The Golem stared at everything before it in shock. Even their brains, immersed in nutrient fluid and having existed for countless eons, could not comprehend what was happening. After all, the energy control of the portal had always been in their hands. For this day, they had made countless predictions and conducted all sorts of experiments. They were confident that no matter what method was used, the opponent would not be able to stop their portal, let alone interrupt it. It would even be quite difficult to destroy it.
But now, the clear and irrefutable data before them indicated that their portal’s energy was rapidly declining!
This was fundamentally impossible. It was as if the air of the entire World had vanished in the shortest possible Time, a scene that wouldn’t even appear in the most terrifying nightmare. Yet, it was indeed appearing before their eyes.
But wait?
Looking at the wildly shaking instruments and readings, both felt a chill run down their spines. This situation… they seemed to have encountered it somewhere before…
Without hesitation, the massive Golem immediately raised its arm. Soon, the mounted rotary cannon roared, and thousands of bullets shot towards Yulian and O’Farrell like a raging storm. Facing such an Attack, Yulian and O’Farrell didn’t even have time to dodge. They hadn’t even moved their Bodies before they were completely engulfed in a barrage of bullets and dust.
The giant shell casings flew out from behind, quickly piling up into a small mountain at the feet of the mechs. It took a full three minutes before the barrage finally stopped.
However, their attacks had no effect whatsoever.
And what they were seeing before their eyes left them dumbfounded.
In front of Yulian and O’Farrell, tens of thousands of bullets were suspended silently before them, just a few centimeters away, yet unable to advance any further. At first glance, it was indeed pressure-inducing. O’Farrell nervously folded her metal wings, her gaze fixed ahead with concern. But compared to her nervousness, Yulian was extremely relaxed. He even sheathed his sword, clasping his hands behind his back, looking less like he was here for a fight and more like he was on an outing.
Above their heads, a figure formed of light floated quietly.
“Alright, according to the rules of the story, the boss behind the scenes always gets to make an appearance.”
Yulian shrugged his shoulders, smiled, and spread his hands.
“Though you may see me as the final enemy, it’s a pity, esteemed sirs, I’m just a temporary worker, paid by the hour. I can’t steal the protagonist’s spotlight on such an important occasion, can I?”
As he spoke, Yulian bowed slightly, offering an elegant salute. At the same time, he reached out to pull O’Farrell, who was standing frozen, still trying to grasp the situation.
“So, I’ll leave the rest to you now, Respected Miss Mana.”
The humanoid figure made of light did not speak, she simply slowly raised her hand.
“BOOM!!!”
In the next moment, the two mechs and the ground around them suddenly sank. In the invisible air, immense pressure was instantly applied to them. This caused the two incredibly sturdy mechs to immediately emit groans of unbearable strain. Their rear thrusters began to operate frantically, but they were unable to change their current predicament.
“Lord… Lord Yulian, this is…”
Staring at the scene before her, O’Farrell’s complexion turned pale, and she stammered, not knowing what to say. Only now did she truly grasp the gap in strength. If these two mechs had been given to her, she would still have won, but certainly not with such ease. She subconsciously raised her head, looking at the human figure of light in the air with a mixture of panic and respect.
She already knew what it was, or rather, who it was.
The will of Mana, the ruler of all things, the Mana Spirit.
Although she had heard about it from Yulian long ago, seeing it with her own eyes still brought about an incomparable shock. It was as if humans couldn’t imagine electricity one day condensing into a human form and telling them that all energy wasn’t actually under their control, but manipulated by it. Such a near-absurd fact would be difficult for anyone to accept presented before them.
Furthermore, O’Farrell could instinctively feel that Yulian wasn’t lying.
As a wielder of the Ghostly Attribute, she was naturally very sensitive to the flow of Mana. And now, O’Farrell could sense pure Mana Power emanating from there, a feeling she had never experienced before, nor would she ever again.
“Yulian, you…”
The giant mechs emitted a low roar.
“You actually… were enticed by this… ‘thing’…”
“To call her a ‘thing’ is quite rude. She is, after all, the embodiment of Mana’s will. Your portal is indeed powerful, and I could only suppress this power temporarily. But unfortunately, destroying the portal was never my mission. All I’ve done is this… You borrowed someone else’s money, and now it’s time to pay back the principal and interest, isn’t it? Both of you?”
“You… you were tricked…”
The pressure was increasing. Even the hard steel bodies were already showing several cracks.
“That’s just a monster trying to control and dominate the entire World! How could you obey it? Don’t you know what consequences your actions will bring to this World?! It’s just using you! When you’re no longer useful to it, it will cast you aside!!”
“That’s a very typical line of reasoning.”
However, Yulian was completely unmoved.
“But unfortunately, I’m not like you. I have no interest in defying nature. Humans are just a part of this World, not its rulers. You see, a good cooperative relationship is very necessary, just like what I’m doing now. She got what she wanted, and so did I. At least seeing you all groveling like dogs right now makes me quite satisfied.”
“You…”
Hearing Yulian’s mocking reply, another mech suddenly stood up, but before it could fully move, it crashed back to the ground with a thud. Its lower half was also shattered in this impact.
“It really feels different when you have a patron.”
Yulian stood with his hands behind his back, narrowing his eyes.
“You also attempted to use your strength to influence me, no different from what she did. Oh… no, you were trying to seize power under the guise of the greater good of humanity, while she at least gave me a choice. In that sense, there’s quite a significant difference, you see. Since I either spent my days floating in nutrient solution like you, making meaningless efforts for a hopeless and destructive future, or live in a world full of vitality, traveling around, leisurely hugging women, or starting a few wars for enjoyment. Between these two choices, I would certainly choose the more comfortable one. Isn’t that only natural?”
“(*…—…—*…—*…—*)”
The mechs wanted to say something in rebuttal, but they could no longer utter any coherent words, only emitting meaningless electronic noise.
“It seems they’ve reached their limit.”
Yulian withdrew his gaze.
“We’ve rested enough, haven’t we, Miss Mana? Shall we continue?”
The human figure of light did not reply to Yulian. She simply raised her right hand and then clenched it tightly.
“BOOM!!!”
And with her action, the two mechs were completely crushed, their fragments scattering in all directions. From their already惨不忍睹 (miserable to behold) wreckage, traces of blood and semi-transparent yellowish fluid could be seen flowing out.
“A truly tragic life. May you rest in peace. Amen, the almighty Buddha will bless you with rebirth in paradise.”
Yulian stood before the two wrecks, lowered his head, made a cross sign on his chest with his hand, and then clasped his hands in prayer—it looked quite convincing.
He turned to look at the Mana Spirit again, and at the same time, the other party turned to him.
“Do you remember the promise between us?”
This was the first time the Mana Spirit had spoken.
“Don’t worry, I’ve always been a person of my word and never go back on my promises.”
Yulian shrugged, then drew his longsword and walked towards the distant portal.
“Lord Yulian?”
Looking at Yulian’s receding back, Miss O’Farrell suddenly had a bad feeling for some reason. She reached out as if to say something, but at that moment, Yulian raised his hand.
“Your journey ends here, O’Farrell.”
With those words, Miss O’Farrell’s vision went dark, and then she collapsed to the ground like a broken puppet.
Yulian didn’t stop. He waved his hand as if bidding farewell to someone, then he walked in front of the portal and raised his longsword high.
At the same time, the Mana Spirit raised both its hands.
Time stood still at that moment.
Then, everything came to an end.
No one knew what had happened. According to the remnants of the soldiers who were later recovered by various countries, all they knew was that in that desolate land, a massive, apocalyptic explosion had destroyed everything, turning all things into dust. Only a small portion of the soldiers survived. They returned to their respective countries, dragging their injured bodies, to report everything they had seen to their lords. These reports were sealed as top-secret information in each country, and no one ever spoke of what had happened here again.
The enemy was gone.
However, the Knight Order of the End was not destroyed.
But everyone knew that they had not emerged unscathed.
Because after that explosion, Yulian, Messia, and Semiya had vanished forever.
No one knew what had become of them, nor what had happened. Everyone, including Miss Lindelot and Miss Charlotte, was bewildered by the sudden turn of events. But soon, they made a decision. Afterwards, Miss Lindelot temporarily took over as the Leader of the Knight Order of the End, with Xi De Wei and Miss Charlotte assisting her. Miss O’Farrell, as always, remained her Adjutant, managing the Gloomy Forest.
Everything seemed to end there.
…
One year later, Gloomy Forest, Twilight Castle.
“Ugh.”
A cloth bag was thrown heavily to the ground. He struggled and thrashed, but was completely unable to break free from the restraints. Only when someone stepped forward and removed the bag was the hidden secret within revealed.
“Hey, it’s rude to attack someone while they’re sleeping soundly.”
Yulian lay on the soft bed, naked. His hands were tightly bound and he couldn’t move an inch. But the women before him seemed unfazed. Their complexions were serious, and their gazes were cold.
Miss Lindelot’s expression was icy, Miss O’Farrell’s was stern, and Miss Charlotte stood beside them with her usual smile, but her gaze cast upon Yulian held an inexplicable chill. Judy stood helplessly at the doorway, her hand on her longsword. Although her expression was calm, her action of blocking the doorway revealed the red-haired knight’s determination. Shirley and Mary also stood nearby. Unlike the others, their faces held more joy and sorrow.
“You didn’t expect this, Grandfather.”
“Miss Lindelot? Did you do this?”
“How could I?”
The Silver Princess revealed a chilling smile.
“It was the Lord of Arnies Castle who let it slip. If we hadn’t attended her banquet before, we wouldn’t have known that Grandfather had secretly slipped into her bed! While your actions were discreet, Miss Charlotte worked very hard to track your movements. The success of the ‘Yulian Capture Alliance’ operation, led by Miss Lindelot and myself, was therefore natural, wasn’t it?”
“…There’s no need to be so angry, is there?”
Yulian stopped struggling, a complex smile appearing on his face.
“Look, I just went traveling and took a vacation after completing my mission, to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Continent…”
“And slept with a few women on the side?”
“They were just incidental…”
“Slap!!”
Miss Lindelot slammed her palm heavily on the table.
“Then, Grandfather, did you consider me, Miss O’Farrell, Miss Charlotte, Miss Judy, Miss Shirley, and Miss Mary?! After that, we couldn’t find any trace of you. Didn’t you empathize with the pain we felt inside?”
“Don’t worry, women can endure pain several times more than men, and I wasn’t saying I wouldn’t come back…”
“Would it kill you to send a message?!”
“Even if I had, you wouldn’t have believed me, would you? And… wait, where are Messia and Semiya?”
“You can rest assured about those two young ladies.”
Miss O’Farrell replied with a cold smile, taking over from Miss Lindelot.
“After Miss Lindelot and I came to an agreement with them, Messia and Semiya readily revealed your whereabouts… after all, our interests aligned perfectly.”
“Wait, you mean… they betrayed me?”
Yulian’s expression turned extremely grim at this moment. Just then, he finally saw Messia and Semiya peeking out from behind a crowd. The two little ones hid behind the others, their faces showing only uneasy expressions as they peeked out their small faces to observe Yulian’s reaction. Upon noticing Yulian’s gaze, the sisters couldn’t help but give an awkward smile.
“Sorry, Brother, Miss Lindelot asked us to.”
“Sorry, Father, because Miss O’Farrell was crying so sadly.”
“So you sold me out!?”
“Unexpected betrayals always exist by your side, Grandfather.”
Miss Lindelot also laughed, but her laughter was somewhat unsettling.
“Then, for the damage you’ve caused us over the past year and a half, I believe you’re ready to accept the consequences… for my and Miss O’Farrell’s and everyone else’s sleepless nights – you wouldn’t say you had no idea who was responsible for that, would you?”
“Wait, you guys…”
“Please rest assured, we’ve already decided on the order. You won’t get a chance to rest until you’ve satisfied all of us.”
Saying that, Miss Lindelot walked up to Yulian and reached out her hand. At that moment, Yulian, who was supposed to have his hands tied behind his back, suddenly reached out his right hand, grabbed Miss Lindelot’s wrist, and pinned her to the bed.
“Grandfather?”
Faced with Yulian’s sudden attack, Miss Lindelot’s surprise was evident. Miss O’Farrell, standing beside her, was also dumbfounded.
“Do you really think I don’t know what you’re up to? Lindelot? Insurrection is a serious crime, and you’ve also disturbed my leisurely and pleasant vacation. I think you should also be prepared to pay the price for this.”
Yulian said fiercely, a smile appearing at the corner of his mouth as always, then he snapped his fingers.
In an instant, Messia and Semiya immediately sprang into action, pressing O’Farrell onto the bed. On the other side, Shirley and Mary’s legs went weak, and they collapsed onto the floor. Beside them, Charlotte, who had produced a vial of potion from who knows when, was releasing a captivating fragrance from within.
“This, this is…”
“Unexpected betrayals will always be by your side, Lindelot. Did you really think I would be captured so easily by you all?”
“Ugh…”
“However, I will not forget that you all ganged up on me this time… Next, I will show you who the true master here is!”
No one knew what happened afterward.
All that was known was that Twilight Castle was completely sealed off, only to reopen several months later.
And during that time, no one learned what had transpired.
Except for those involved.
“Ugh… Mmm…”
Lindelot’s fair skin trembled violently, then she fell heavily back onto the bed. Her eyes were hazy, and her body was covered in traces of white fluid. Beneath her, Xi De Wei and Semiya were vying to lick the maiden’s sensitive areas, greedily seeking to extract some sweet nectar.
“Wait, Xi De Wei, not now… I can’t…”
“Hold on, Lord Yulian, it should be my turn now. I’m not satisfied yet.”
Replacing Lindelot, who was lost in the afterglow, O’Farrell was straddling Yulian. But beside her, it was clear that someone else was not willing to wait for their turn.
“It should be me, Miss O’Farrell. Aren’t you satisfied yet? It’s already happened so many times…”
“Ahhh… Lord Yulian, your fingers are so amazing, please, more…”
Unlike Shirley, who wore a demure expression, Mary had a look of pleasure on her face, biting her lips tightly. Her hands gripped Yulian’s right hand, moving them towards her own legs.
“Master, these women are truly insatiable. As your maid, my demands are not high. Just once will do, please don’t be unfair.”
Lying beside Yulian, Charlotte, also naked, pressed her chest lightly against his. On her face, still flushed, was a hint of unwillingness.
“Sister O’Farrell is really something, moving her waist so intensely, how vulgar… Ah…”
Messia spread her legs wide, biting her skirt hem tightly, while fiercely caressing her immature body with her hands to fill the present void.
“As expected… we all have to do it together… to feel it…”
The battle was fierce, the allied forces’ attack had reached the heartland.
But Yulian would not retreat because of this.
No matter which battlefield.
“Hmph, come on, let me show you my true strength. You want to drain me dry? One day, you will regret your choice!”
Saying this fiercely, Yulian began to thrust hard. O’Farrell screamed under his intense penetration. She opened her mouth, letting tears of joy and saliva mix and stream down her face, completely unable to control her body’s reaction to the sudden pleasure.
Seeing this, a glint of light shone in the eyes of the other women. It was as if they could already see everything they would experience not long from now.
“Don’t worry, we will resolutely accept your challenge, Yulian!”
After that, it was the same.
However, everyone knew that things would not remain unchanged.
“Ah… how boring. So, what should we play next?”
Because of someone’s words, the continent would soon plunge into new chaos.
This was far from over.
Or, at the very moment of ending, it would be a new beginning.
The End of the Novel
A Note After the Completion
“The Knight of the End” has thus come to an end.
When I was writing this book, many things were actually beyond my expectations. And now I can say some things that I didn’t say while writing, for example, the heroine of this book was not originally decided as O’Farrell. She is one of the heroines, but not the most outstanding one. As for the number one heroine in my heart… Who do you all think is the most lovable? Then it’s her!
To be frank, while writing this book, I sometimes felt weary, and sometimes anxious. Yulian’s personality as the protagonist is quite different from my previous books. I tried to give him some new elements, and also tried to give him something more – well, how should I put it? I think you all know what I mean, so I won’t say it.
Some of these attempts were successful, and some failed. Of course, I know I write niche genres, and I can’t really make a name for myself. But I will continue to work hard because I haven’t given up on writing. And for me, writing novels is a form of entertainment, and also an enjoyment, not just something to make money from – although, if I could make money, it would be even better.
Next, I will talk about the new book.
When “The Throne” was completed, the release of “The Knight” was quite complicated, but the new book is even more troublesome. Until now, I haven’t completely sorted it out, so the release time for the new book might be a bit long. It was originally scheduled for April to renovate my house, and I was going to move to the mountains. But due to the sudden change in weather in Xinjiang, it remained cold until later, so I couldn’t go up the mountain, which delayed things until now. When it warms up in May, the renovation will start again. This means I definitely won’t be at home, and the internet won’t be as convenient as it is now. If the updates are irregular then, it will be a challenge for the new book, so I say the next book will be very troublesome. There might be two situations: one is that I get internet access and can update normally on the mountain, so the new book will likely meet everyone soon. The other is that the situation is not good, and then it’s very likely that the book will be released in mid-June or even later. I hope you can be understanding. I will update everyone as soon as the new book is released.
Next are some features of the new book.
This time I have chosen online gaming, and it’s no longer an invincible flow, but an upgrade flow. These are all fields I’ve never written in before, so I plan to challenge myself. Finally, I can responsibly tell you that the protagonist’s personality in this book – will be very different from my previous books. What do we need? Purity, justice, and love!
Of course, there will also be plenty of healing and soft girls…
So, what will it be like?
Please look forward to it.
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