Some explanations about the plot.
I will open a single chapter to talk about the plot. The first is Erengrad, who many people say is boring.
I wanted to create a branch line based on the return of Officer Maozi to Kislev eight years later. Although I tried to restrain myself from going in a revolutionary direction when writing it, the time traveler will definitely bring about changes, and at least Officer Maozi must I had this idea to change Kislev, so I put more ink on him. Let’s see the response to this line. If it’s suitable, I can later write about the return of the Bear King. If it’s not suitable, I’ll mention it in a few words.
The plot of Erengrad's coup has four characters, the patriarch, the hussar commander, the godfather, and the abbess.
The first three all believed that although the riot would affect some things, it would not threaten lives. The female abbess was the one who led out this interest group. This was a common intelligence blind spot among them. The Patriarch did not know that the Godfather had been bribed and placed false accusations in his home; the commander of the Hussars did not know that Agathel knew the population. Regarding the sale, Bruni believed that the godfather had confessed to the matter. During the testimonial, the godfather was threatened and insisted that the hussar commander was responsible for the matter; while the godfather was He wanted to use the Dragon Prince to bring down the Patriarch and increase his influence. The riot was not done by him, but by a rival gang. He thought he could clear up the relationship in this matter, but in the end it was because of human trafficking. And got involved with the Winged Cavalry Commander.
All three people were put together, thinking that Agthel didn't know about human trafficking, so the most they could do was let the hussar commander be executed for corruption. This ruling group was still entrenched in Erengrad.
Because after the matter was exposed, the Patriarch and Versus of the War Bear Monastery conducted a religious trial in the name of Erlen. In fact, it was a fight. Whoever won would be justified. The first function of this plot was to give Officer Maozi a The idea of wanting to change the country, and the second is to show the style of the Caledonian prince other than the protagonist, either it is not neat, or it is to death.
The second is the bloodline of the dragon tamer that was briefly mentioned. This is a line in Ulthuan. I started out thinking about uprooting some political opponents and the Order of Tzeentch. This is the tail of Be'lak's plot.
The original expectation was that there would actually be many people involved, including the opinions of the princes and families of various kingdoms on this matter (legendary lords such as Tai Ge, Elsharion, and Aislin were the focus).
At first, I thought that because the Eternal Queen was entangled in political events (what political events should be kept secret first), she was unable to provide support to Caledor. Under high pressure, the Shadow King, who had never participated in the political situation of Ulthuan in thousands of years, He came in and controlled those two people first, unable to claim the prince's position.
The third is Teclis' line, that is, what he saw in Bretonnia. He used some methods to lure the Green Knight out, and then understood what Lilith was doing.
The fourth is the old man loop. The protagonist introduces the flames of the giant cauldron and uses the soul of the earthling as the fire to burn himself up. So Lao Mi goes online to fight for him and regains his strength and body from the Golden Dragon King, as well as some unique skills. Ability, as well as the matter of the five dragons recovered by Imric, leave a hidden clue and talk about it later.
But in general, if these four lines are written together, although it conforms to a complex world view and the intricate thoughts of various forces towards the protagonist, it will be a bit delayed for a web article. I don’t expect it to be finished until the end of the month. After the end, plus a series of events involving the protagonist's return to Ulthuan, the plan to chat with Master Ma may not begin until the middle of next month.
In addition, the plot time is indeed a bit slow. It is now almost 800,000 words, and the timeline has only passed about four years, so I chose to go over some things in one go. The important plot may be written through the characters' memories.
(End of chapter)