People are at the border, but they become the incarnation of the sun

Thinking of this, Reinhardt swung the pyroxene axe in his hand towards the ground, once again gathering the power of the sun and calling upon his law.

A bright sun gradually rose from behind him, as if calling to the sun in the distance that had lost its power.

For a moment, the entire Gaileid was illuminated as bright as day.

The light of the stars dimmed, as if welcoming their king.

But this brilliance eventually merged into Reinhardt's body.

As the light filled up, his body grew larger again. His muscles bulged to the point that they seemed about to explode. He was as big as the fire giant guarding the cauldron on the snowy mountain.

Thick flames filled the cracks in his flesh and kept flowing across his body.

This was the first time he used the full power of the Solar Law.

The immense power filled him with confidence, and he felt as if he could smash the blooming golden tree standing in the distance with one punch.

But he put that thought aside.

The target this time is Latarn and the seal that seals the rotation of the stars.

Watching the meteor in the sky getting closer, Reinhardt stomped on the ground hard. As the earth roared and shattered, he flew into the sky.

A falling purple meteor and a morning star as dazzling as the sun suddenly collided under the gaze of everyone.

Like a huge collision between heaven and earth, the aftermath spread across the entire Gaileyd.

The sky seemed to be torn into a crack that stretched into the distance.

But the crying dunes have lost their color and sound at this moment, and all that comes into view is pure white.

Even the neon-like golden trees in the distance lost their original color under this light.

199. Recognition from my brother-in-law (4.6K)

"cough--"

The light faded and the dust settled.

The once-crying sand dunes no longer exist, leaving only the rocky ground flooded by seawater.

Latan lay there, feeling the coolness and wetness coming from beneath him, looking up at the brilliant starry sky. Those beautiful yet dangerous stars began to slowly turn like gears meshing again.

One, two...hundreds of millions of meteors streak across the night sky, leaving a bold and colorful mark on the curtain of eternal night.

"...Well, you are worthy of being my disciple, apprentice...you did it."

The stars, which had been stagnant for thousands of years, finally began to move again, along with their destinies.

Se Lian stood on the roof, gently pinching his chin, and looked up at this rare beauty with the academy magicians below.

"As expected of you, you are the one we promised to help you."

"It is indeed the sun we have been waiting for."

"At this moment, the starry sky was recaptured for the border area."

The two lolis from Platon Sanks also appeared on the roof, speaking in unison.

This made Seren couldn't help but give them a look of disdain, almost the same as Reinhardt's.

However, now that the seal of the stars has been lifted, some people may be getting restless.

Se Lian muttered to himself, turned his head to look at the golden tree in the distance, then looked at the Kalia Castle in the north, and a slight smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

Whether it's the little princess of Kalia, or that two-fingered...

At the same time, in the large library of the Academy of Magic, Lenara, who was holding an amber egg in her arms and floating under the moonlight cast by the sky, rarely looked away from the amber egg and raised her head to look at the sky.

The clear eyes reflected the glow of the stars and the full moon.

"...Latan, my child..."

"...Please be born soon, once again...Please be born again."

Following this strange whisper, Lenara fell silent again after a brief moment of lucidity.

Her slender jade hands gently stroked the golden egg, and then gently leaned her cheek against it, letting the sickly white skin that was different from ordinary people be soaked in the color of gold.

At this moment, one of the stars suddenly deviated from its original trajectory and rushed towards the distant Nimgfu continent with a long tail.

Landed in the misty forest at the edge.

The dazzling white light dispelled the darkness, and the violent impact resounded throughout the border continent.

The road to Knocklongn is open again.

Far in the depths of Kalia Castle, Lani woke up from her deep sleep. The petite doll that was originally sitting on the chair suddenly appeared on the roof of her own magic tower.

Sitting on the eaves, her two roughly crafted legs swayed gently in the evening breeze, just like a doll.

Gazing at the rotating stars, the blue soul opened its mouth slightly and murmured silently: "...My brother, you have finally met your destiny..."

His eyelids drooped slightly, full of sadness, as if he was thinking about something.

"...It's okay. I will carry your fate with me, brother..."

"...together we embark on that eternal dark road..."

-------------------------------------

At the same time, on the battlefield of Galide.

“…I lost.”

Latan lay in the sea, staring at the sky with lifeless eyes.

"Yeah, you lost."

Reinhardt came to Latarn's side and sat down there without caring whether there was sea water there or not.

His eyes were on Latan.

At this moment, Latan was no longer as high-spirited as before.

His long, bright red hair was soaked by the backflow of seawater and floated on the sea surface. The demigod armor he was so proud of was already broken into pieces. There was a deep scar from his chest to his waist that was so deep that the bone could be seen, as if a deeper scar would tear Latan in half.

Fortunately, the wound was burned and no blood flowed out.

This saved Latan's life.

He was not in a much better condition. Although he did not have any scars on his body, at least the armor woven with magic power was broken.

"How was it, General Latarn, did you find this battle satisfactory?"

"... a satisfying, heart-warming battle..."

Latarn's voice was filled with emotion as he gazed at the rotating stars. "But the only thing that surprised me was that your growth was truly beyond my expectations. You were able to shatter the seal of the starry sky and restore the laws of circulation..."

"Ha, I didn't expect that either," Reinhardt said with a dry laugh, muttering softly, "If I had known it was so simple, I wouldn't have bothered coming all this way."

In fact, he really didn't expect that this attack could break the seal of the starry sky. At that time, his head twitched, and he turned around and aimed most of his strength at the sky, instead of on Latan.

Otherwise, with the power he released, it is estimated that Latan would have no chance of surviving this attack.

However, Latan just looked at him and said nothing.

In this battle, he was defeated completely.

Not only was he shot down, but even the seal of the starry sky was broken by brute force, causing everyone's fate to begin to turn again.

Let him see the true power of the law.

That is a power more powerful than Marenia...

"...Knight Reinhardt, I feel relieved knowing you're by Lani's side...

So, kill me... You are the victor of this battle festival, kill me and take the spoils that belong to you."

"However, I hope you can be kind to my mother, the [Full Moon Queen] Lenara. Her life was truly too bitter..."

"My mother was so kind, and she worked so hard for Kalia and the Magic Academy. But the Magic Academy was disloyal, and the Source School never understood... And she was even betrayed by my father... Let her be immersed in that eternal dream in the Great Library, and never wake up..."

Latan closed his eyes, but the next second he suddenly felt a sharp tearing pain in his wound.

With a bang, Reinhardt slapped his seawater-soaked hand on Latarn's chest.

"Can you please stop acting like I'm entrusting my son to someone in Baidi City? We don't have any assassins here.

My goal was only to break the seal. Now that the stars have restored their circulation, and the entrance to the [Eternal City] Noklongen has opened, why would I want to kill you? "

"Also, take care of your mother yourself, don't ask me."

Reinhardt gave his brother-in-law a look of disdain.

Is he the kind of person who would fight to the death for no reason?

It's just that there is no other way. I have to kill him every time because he is pushed to the extreme.

Otherwise, he loves peace more than anyone else.

Isn’t it good to live a peaceful and stable life?

But his answer stunned Latarn, "...Don't you want to obtain the fragments of the Ring and become the King of Elden?"

"King of Elden? Ha, whoever wants to be that person can do it. I'm not interested." Reinhardt sneered. "As for the fragment of the magic ring, if you're willing to give it to me, then give it to me. If not, you can keep it as a souvenir."

"Tsk, my hair is wet..."

He casually pushed his wet hair back, smearing it all back like a hand with hairspray, and stared into the distance with a smile.

He said he was not interested in being a watchdog for the Supreme Will and the Two Fingers, and he had no idea about the Elden Ring.

However, even if Latan didn't know whether this statement was true or not, it was enough to shock him for a hundred years.

There are actually faded ones who don’t want to become the King of Elden?

Obviously, that was the existence that everyone was flocking to, even he himself was no exception...

Moreover, looking at his expression, that look of disdain didn't seem fake.

The position that his father, King Radagan, once pursued, and the things that he himself wanted to obtain, were so insignificant in the eyes of this person?

"Don't look at me like that. I'm telling the truth."

After looking at Latan for a few seconds, he couldn't help but smile and said, "I really don't have any ideas about the position of King of Elden."

"Only ignorant people would rush after that."

His voice was filled with sarcasm and ridicule, but he changed the subject and said, "However, General Latarn, there is a question that has been lingering in my mind. I hope you can answer it for me today."

"General, why did you seal the starry sky? If you simply wanted to protect Ceria, there's no need to involve Her Highness Lani, right?"

The question he asked surprised Latan a little, but he then turned his head and continued to look up at the starry sky, and said in a muffled voice like a salted fish:

"Actually, the person I want to protect is not Ceria, but my dear sister, Lani."

The answer is unexpected, but also reasonable.

"Rani carries the purest blood of Kalia, inheriting her mother's outstanding talents. You should also know the relationship between Kalia and the Eternal City..."

"Under the guidance of my mother, Queen Renarra, Lani encountered the dark moon and the stars hidden behind the full moon."

"That represents the fate that awaits Noxstella and Noxkron in the [Eternal City]."

"After that, I came to Selia, learned everything, and even saw the truth about the so-called stars—"

Having said that, Latan's voice suddenly paused and became serious, and hatred appeared in his eyes as he looked towards the starry sky.

"...Those meteors are tools of the Supreme Will, and they are filled with malice. The White King who taught me gravity magic is also like this. He was sent to this borderland by the Supreme Will..."

"I just hope my sister can stay away from those malicious meteors and protect her..."

After saying this, Latan suddenly felt much more relaxed. The secret hidden in his heart was spoken out for the first time.

"However, all of this is no longer necessary now. I believe that with your protection, Knight Reinhardt, my sister Lani will be safe from any danger."

"...I feel relieved to leave Lani in your care."

The look she gave him revealed a hint of relief, and this look, coupled with the compliment, made his face blush involuntarily.

"Don't say that, General Latarn. I'm just a knight serving Lani now, nothing more."

"But your achievements don't stop there."

Latarn retorted firmly.