Beginning, Infinite Skill Tree

... Homura didn't want to do that.

Other people's things are not comfortable for their own use.Borrowed principles are always borrowed, but they are just fakes.

During this period of time, besides writing books, after the war, he has been accumulating all kinds of knowledge, about magic, about combat skills, and even partial learning about alchemy and potions.

Homura wants to find the truth he desires by reading a lot of knowledge, so that he can cross the sixth ladder and become a magician.

This is the method Hitti told him.

No matter how the warriors become heroes, magicians basically choose from a large amount of knowledge, understand their own wisdom, and then become magicians.

Homura can only find this path slowly by herself...

Chapter 216 Qigefei, a five-star golden legend!

The more you want to get something, the more you will lose.

In other words, after getting what he wanted, he paid a painful price for it.

Is this really good?

This is a story of countless people who were blinded by desire in order to gain power and gold, and finally lost their lives.

When Homura returned to the library, he had the urge to write the story of the dragon slayer.

Well, it doesn't matter.

The story of King Arthur is basically over, and the main line is over...The remaining plots such as the underdog, the holy gun, or the unbridled partial route, can also be supplemented in the future.

Now it’s no problem to write new stories.

Speaking of the dragon slayer, Yan will definitely not forget the hero who killed the evil dragon Fafner-Siegfried.

In English, Italian, Spanish and other European languages, it has been translated into various versions of the famous dragon heroes.

The same noun is translated into Chinese, but it has many similar titles-Siegfried, Siegfried, Siegrud, and of course, the most famous Siegfried in the moon.

What Yan wanted to write this time was the story about the dragon-slaying hero Ziegfei.

"The song of Nibelungen, the ring of Nibelungen...Well, which chapter should I choose to start this time?" Yan muttered, while controlling the magic pen to float, but he didn't write it for a long time.

Unlike the usual improvisation, the work is completed quickly in a flash.

This time, although the main part of the story is still in my mind, many different versions have appeared.

Unlike King Arthur, who needs to be modified and polished by Flame, the story of Nibelungen is not only exciting enough, but also has several different versions.

The plot is very rich and complete.

If the "Death of King Arthur" is the main story of King Arthur.

Then the legend about that dragon-slaying hero is that even the second and third settings have not been born how many times.

Which version of the story to choose to tell, this is where Homura hesitates now.

At the very beginning, it should be "Wolsunge Saga", a memorial of the legend of Icelandic heroes in the Viking era.

The protagonist is named "Siegmund".

Although in many European legends and classics, the role of Siegfried and Siegfried have been confused as one person.

But in fact, the two are just "Dragon Slaying Heroes" with similar but different experiences.

It's probably only the same as "Slaying Dragons", and they use different weapons to kill the dragons.

One uses the legendary artifact that only God King Odin’s Gunganer can match-the tree sword GRAM. This is another version of the story of the sword in the stone.(Siegmund)

The other uses a two-modified weapon forged by dwarves, which has the attribute of "GRAM" and the sword of twilight, also known as Balmung, which has both the holy sword and the magic sword. The god is angry.(Zigfly)

Siegfried in FGO is regarded as the second hero born out of Siegmund.

If you want to make the two of them appear as heroes at the same time.

really--

Using the method of elimination, Homura first gave up the story line of "The Ring of Nibelungen".

Nor is it to give up completely.

But at least before the "Siegmund" and "Siegfly" stories were born, Yan didn't plan to touch that version of the dragon slaying legend.

It is better to hide before the snow.

The story of Siegmund and Siegfried in "The Ring of the Nibelungen" are completely combined.

A new legend born of two hero legends at the same time, the name of the hero in it was completely confused into one person.

If preconceived, let people be misled by the story of "The Ring of Nibelungen"...

(In the Ziegrud version, Brunhild is his wife. In the Ziegrud version, Brunhild is the wife of his wife and brother. Sister Bu’s initial identity is also different in the two stories. One is the Norse Valkyrie we are familiar with in fgo, and the other is the Queen of Iceland.)

Later, when Homura writes about the appearance of the heroic spirits, especially the version when Siegfried and Brunhild met, there will surely be a scene that will leave a considerable number of readers in a state of trapping!

Homura couldn't help but think.

The two are summoned to Chaldea at the same time, and there will probably be a new dialogue that never appeared in fgo!

Sister Bu: "Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh come here at last..."

Siegfried: "..." His mind was in confusion.

Siegfried: "I hope she can take a deep breath. I'm not Siegrud. No, I'm really sorry."

Sister Bu said she would not listen, and threw a copy of "The Ring of the Nibelungen", and strongly accused the master of the other party's "pretending to amnesia".

"I also said it wasn't Zigrud. I thought I could pretend not to know him by changing his armor and appearance! Master, look! It's written in Lord Andersen's book! Ziegrud is Zigrud." "The Ring of Nibelungen"

Keke...think about that heady picture.

Homura: "Let’s start with Phineas’ version first. Although Siegrud is the original prototype, but—"

Siegrud eventually died in the hands of his former lover (Sister Bu), and Ziegfei died in the hands of his former brother Hagen.

In comparison, Zigerud, who died in the hands of a woman, looked a lot of useless, even though the opposite was a Valkyrie.

I always feel a lot worse in terms of heroic epic and grandeur!

Homura kept searching for reasons in his heart, but actually—