Noxus Glory

Chapter 86 Summary

Volume 1 is officially finished, and I think it turned out pretty well. Haha! Haha!

Sakura, please note in advance that this story is purely fictional!

This story is entirely fictional!

This story is entirely fictional!

The entire content of Volume 1 is a fantasy creation based on the League of Legends universe, and it also borrows the setting from Legends of Runeterra.

The timeline of the story.

It occurred during Swain's coup after the defeat at the First Battle of Freljord.

The inclusion of the Anne incident serves as foreshadowing for later events, but we'll leave that aside for now.

During the update, Sakura herself read most of the comments and saw many people's opinions.

Regarding talent, Sakura's idea is to use the four celestial spirits to represent the celestial spirits, as mentioned in the article.

Many people have suggested using the talents from League of Legends directly.

Here's an important explanation: the talents in League of Legends actually refer to the runes of the Valoran continent.

After the Rune Wars, most of the runes on the continent of Valoran have found their owners.

The protagonist certainly couldn't acquire it out of thin air, so he used a Celestial Spirit-type talent.

Furthermore, within the power system of the League of Legends universe, Celestial power is superior to Rune power.

In this way, the protagonist's power growth can be better utilized in high-level battles.

As for creating a rune... well, to be honest, Sakura's skill level isn't high enough, and she wouldn't be able to write it well either. In the end, it might be even stranger than the Celestial Spirit's.

Regarding extraordinary knowledge, why would one incur favors?

In the Western Middle Ages or in China's feudal era, knowledge, especially specialized knowledge, was a very scarce resource and would not be given to others for no reason.

This is also the starting point for the story's later development.

There have also been many comments and discussions about the protagonist's personality change.

The shift from a peaceful mindset in society to adapting to the chaos and disorder of war is somewhat hastily written.

Sakura's writing skills aren't very good; she just needs to learn more.

In the final part of the volume, Sakura devoted many chapters to describing the Second Battle of Freljord, resulting in a noticeable lack of screen time for the main character.

This is because the protagonist's current strength is far inferior to that of many heroes.

Moreover, there's also the immortal madman Volibear, who is currently recovering.

Sakura will pay attention to this aspect later, and as the protagonist's strength grows, he will participate in more events.

In the very end.

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(End of this chapter)