I have buried the foreshadowing of this volume for a long time, and the foreshadowing of Xia Mi's heart is in the Chinese New Year's Eve Fanwai (below), and I reminded everyone before writing that it is better to look at Fanwai, because there will be a pit inside.

In fact, my original outline was as many of the book friends who read the book yesterday guessed, it was to play a play, relying on the fourth order of speech and spirit creation to cause Xia Mi's fake death, and then the body fell into the Nibelungen, and then further let Fenrir also fake his death, and finally like Ryuuji, the Nibelungen collapsed, and the life and death of the brother and sister are unknown (according to the plot of Dragon Five Xia Mi is definitely not dead).

But what, (knock on the blackboard!) The outline is like toilet paper, I don't know when I wipe my butt and rush into the toilet. When I wrote about the time when Tachibana Masamune captured the protagonist and Eri, it suddenly occurred to me why the protagonist couldn't do it alone?

So, I wiped my ass with the old outline...... Oh no, I cut the old syllabus a little bit, and it became a break with the secret party.

Chen Hongjian (forked waist): He's meowing, you will slay the dragon by yourself in the future! I'm not doing it!

In fact, it is reasonable for the protagonist to part ways with the secret party.

Ange was educated to slay dragons since he was a child, and experienced the tragic death of the first members of the Lionheart Society, who were regarded as family and siblings, and hated not only the King of the Sky and Wind, but the entire dragon clan. The vice-chancellor has said that if he could, Ange would even use a nuclear bomb to level the world and wipe out all dragons.

As for the secret party, a large part of the members and elders of the dragon slayer family have stood on the bones of the dragon clan for generations, using the bones of dragons as meritorious medals and boasting capital.

Therefore, the confrontation between the protagonist and Anges and the break with the secret party are inevitable.

As for Odin's part of the plot, in "Norse Mythology", in order to increase his intelligence, predict the future, and better rule, Odin is bent on drinking the water from the Well of Wisdom, that is, the holy spring next to the root of the World Tree. But Mimir, the giant who guarded the well, demanded that he pay for one eye, and without thinking, Odin hung himself upside down from a tree for seven days and seven nights, sacrificed himself to blind one eye, and then drank the water of wisdom and became a wise man. Having drunk the water of the fountain of wisdom, Odin foresaw the future of Ragnarok and began to expand his territory and expand his armaments to deal with future crises.

Finally, back to the question, the title of this volume, "The Final Crown", and the introduction to this volume.

The title of this volume, "The Last Crown", is inspired by Goethe's eulogy for Napoleon, and the introduction to this volume is also a truncation of the first half (if it were not for the 140-word limit, I would have chosen all of them). It's really a coincidence, Goethe's eulogy for Napoleon is really similar to the protagonist's experience, "setting sail for the throne", putting on the crown, "whatever fate it predicts", from beginning to end, really fits the protagonist's experience and personality...... I swear to the lamp that I didn't have the poem in mind when I first wrote this part of the plot...... Maybe a certain Nan thought of it?

The following is a poem written by Goethe for Napoleon (Goethe wrote this poem on the day of Napoleon's defeat at the Battle of Leipzig, after learning of Napoleon's defeat)

The hero's heart is full of pride,

Set sail for the throne.

The road is full of hardships and dangers, fearless and regretless.

The crown is also a thousand pounds of burden,

When you don't give in, you don't have time to calculate,

Put it on the head of a genius,

Effortlessly proportionable, like a flower crown.

Even though the mountain is high and the road is dangerous,

is still indomitable, and the attack is invincible;

Even though the road is full of thorns,

It can also discern the way ahead......

Happy hour is ahead,

All the people cried out in unison,

That's all about that......

Heroes stand proudly in the world,

No matter what fate it prophesied,

No matter what powerful enemy it is,

Death and fearlessness, why not fear battle!

The world is suspicious and amazed—

They will only watch with cold eyes......

In this vile world,

Ordinary men will only ask for grace.

Share the glory with those close to you,

Only the whole empire is worthy of his heart.

Praise it loudly!

The glory of heroes has spread all over the world.

In this world, the glory is sometimes exhausted;

Whoever it is, the end is inevitable!

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