Arad's crooked savior

I'm so drunk on Venus...

Let’s talk about the Legion Book first.

I think the second stage is better than Largo. After becoming proficient in using silk, it really makes me feel like I’m back in the action game, and it’s so comfortable to run around.

As for the advent mode... embarrassing, I didn't get there...

Then the gap between professions is too big. Some professions are really smooth, such as a traveler in his early 9s, with an ordinary title pet, playing the second stage alone, and clearing the level smoothly with one life.

As for a clumsy profession like Wang Xiaobao, its damage is close to 1, and there is also the Double Honored from the previous year, whose simulation damage is also higher than that of the Traveler. As a result, I was so tired that I almost slapped the keyboard.

Let’s talk about the plot.

The first is the giant book-eater, Narcissus, who was previously set to be the lover of Venus, a human boy. Because the elf girl Letitia fell in love with him, the elf was cursed.

The zombie Lydia summoned by the necromancer is suspected to be Lydia.

Later in Curse of the Ruby, which is version 100, the plot was further continued, mentioning that Narcissus was killed by the Holy Spirit Monarch Aragorn, and Aragorn said that he would never regret it.

In the current plot, Naxos has become the "essence" of the goddess of beauty Venus, which is similar to the concept of the origin of the soul. It is a daffodil that does not have any aggressiveness, but plays a vital role in the power of Venus. Naxos should have been taken away by humans or elves.

That Xosus is not a human being, but a daffodil.

Life is the beginning, death is the end, and beauty is the process. Venus is the god closest to humans and the most easily influenced by humans. This is the definition of the goddess of beauty Venus.

Although Venus hated and made things difficult for humans in the plot, she still gave them a chance, which was to find the daffodil Narcissus, indicating that everything could be restored to its original state. However, the daffodils that Fries took out in the end were fake, and he was deceived by Rendil.

The setting of Venus is obviously different from the novel. The modification of Narcissus and the records in the plot make it clear that the culprit is the person who took the daffodils... or the elf.

Venus originally belonged to the victim, then fell and brought down the curse.

The setting of Venus has been modified. If you pay close attention to the plot, you will find that her character is portrayed in a very three-dimensional way. She is a fallen god who suffered betrayal and lost her beloved things. Her meaning and her beliefs are all explained clearly.

In the plot, the believers who once followed her turned into stars, and at the last moment, the stars shone brightly and fell, preventing Venus from going completely crazy, which was quite touching.

As the price of eating the book, Aragorn and Letitia were abandoned, and the setting of their fall due to love was also abandoned.

In the past, Aragon was a monarch who was determined to kill Narcissus, the source of everything, even if he was cursed by Venus and his soul would never rest in peace.

It is believed that if it were not for Narcos, the dark elves would not have been cursed.

Now Naxos has turned into a flower, which is very strange.

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In this storybook, when the goddess of beauty Venus addressed Naxos, she was still addressing a human being in a tone.

Post a few words...

"My beloved Narcissus, do not be afraid. Alas, you are indeed blaming me. Yes, in your little head, it may be true."

"How dare the elf you love covet my things?"

'Your lover, your hero, I am a lovely person'

"Your lover was killed by the Dwarf King, and your hero died because of the betrayal of his companions."

"My beloved Naxos, who do you think will kill you in the end?"

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Look, these are the words that the goddess of beauty said to Narcissus, which is very strange.

This is very unlike what Venus would say to her own soul essence, that is, to herself.

It is probably mentioned that the reason why Venus did not fulfill her promise to Rommel was because there were people around Rommel who were jealous of him, betrayed him, and killed him.

The previous setting was that Rommel completed seven missions, but Venus broke his promise and he eventually died from his injuries.

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If Narcissus is the soul essence of Venus, a daffodil, how can he call Letitia a lover?

Venus is schizophrenic?

Now the will and soul are essentially not one personality?

It's like me, the game plot was written by one person, and the accompanying storybook was written by another person based on the old settings.

If we have to force an explanation, the daffodil flower Naxus and the human boy Naxus are not the same thing, they just have the same name.