265.259 Ending

259 - The Ending

Through revelation and the combined efforts of everyone, Yuan Chen and his companions successfully repelled the Void that had landed at Bel'Veth.

After that, Yuan Chen bid farewell to Kai'Sa and the others, left Bel'Veth, and headed to the heart of Shurima. On the way, he was accompanied by Samira, who had been separated from her family due to the riots. He also hired Sivir to go to the Shurima. During the journey, Cassiopeia, a snake woman who came to hire Sivir, tried to recruit Yuan Chen to the Noxus side, but was ultimately rejected.

Shurima was restored, Yuan Chen became a new founding father, but he left without saying goodbye that very night. A few days later, he successfully reached the Mount Targon and made contact with the sleeping Azure Guardian Dragon, thus becoming Dragonmancer. At the same time, he found Star Mother and lifted the restrictions imposed on him by the demons.

Leaving Mount Targon, they unexpectedly encountered Lucian and Senna, along with their assembled Sentinels of Light, on the sea as they headed to the Shadow Isles.

To properly resolve the Viego, Yuan Chen summoned Azir, Nasus, Renekton, and some of the resurrected Ancient Ascended from Shurima. Also present were Ryze, who had retrieved the World Rune in Shurima; Nila, who was traveling throughout the Valoran Continent; and Qiyana, the Elemental Master whose power had been further consolidated and who was personally leading the campaign.

A large group of powerful men served this one Viego, Viego, who silently kept his anger to himself before being beaten to death.

The curse on the Shadow Isles was lifted, and to properly settle the souls on the islands, Lucian remained on the Shadow Isles as interim president.

Then a dark star descended and engulfed everything in the universe.

The End.

I can't write anymore; I've abandoned this half-finished outline.

The more I wrote, the stranger some of the original settings in the outline became. This might be related to the fact that this was the first time I had formally created an outline for such a long novel. At the time, I was only thinking about how to keep the plot going and didn't expect to encounter so many problems by following the outline.

At first, one or two things could be filled in and ignored. But as more and more things were filled in, the outline became shorter and shorter, more and more places needed to be changed, and some settings that were very important to the development of the plot could no longer be changed, and the writing became increasingly strange.

For example, sudden changes in mood, the setting of revelation, and so on.

The more I wrote, the more tired I became, especially Ixialia came out. Many of the fundamental settings got messed up, and I just felt completely lost.

The story of Runeterra... There are a lot of problems with the outline of this book. I'll rewrite it before I start again.