This article mainly introduces the more important "rebels" in the game, it is well known that the Round Table Hall is the starting place for the faded people who walk in the way of the "king", but everyone has their own aspirations, although the starting point is the same, everyone's end point is different. As the saying goes, after witnessing the story of the nameless faded man becoming a "king", today, let us turn our eyes to those enemies who are on the road to becoming a king.
The fader closest to the king, Vic
The origin of Vic the Knight of the Round Table is not mentioned in the game, but he is a man who was once infinitely close to the King of Eldon. Vic is the favorite knight of the ancient dragon Lance Sants, Lance Sants is even willing to give his powerful red dragon thunder to Vic, with prayer, Vic can make the spear in his hand have the blessing of the red dragon thunder, which is one of the reasons why he is invincible, Vic with this unique prayer, received another title: "Dragon Gun" Vic.
Vic did not follow the two-finger guide to collect the "Big Lune" fragments, riding the ancient dragon Lances Sanx, Vic flew directly over the cliff to the Athan Plateau, flying straight towards the golden tree. The "Evil Omen King" Menggart saw Vic riding the dragon from a distance, and in the face of such a rebellious faded person, Menggart was furious and went to meet it. The impact of the Holy Attribute broke through the sky, Lance Sanx felt the strength of the man with the evil omen in front of him, and after communicating with Vic, it was decided that Lance Sance would lead the evil omen out of the city, and Vic took the opportunity to go to the Golden Tree to repair the Ring of Eldon. Faced with a man and a dragon divided into two ways, Mongart naturally wants to eliminate the greater threat, the cologne, so that Vic can escape. The retreating Lance Sanx led Mongart to the Yatan Plateau, and Mongart realized that he had won the plan to move the tiger away from the mountain, so he simply left the battle and went to the royal city. Lances Sants did not pursue, and he probably understood that he was not Mongart's opponent in the end of the fight. Lances Sants looked out over the royal city of Roddall, waiting for Vic's return.
(PS: When the protagonist gets two large Loons, the "Enya" mother-in-law of the Round Table Hall will tell the protagonist that she has only seen two people with double big Lunes, the protagonist and "Lord Baizhi" Gideon. The royal city is sealed with two fingers, and the condition for entering it is that the double big Lune is needed. From this, we can see that Vic's visit to the royal city should not be through normal means, thinking of the Lance Sances met outside the imperial city, we can speculate that Vic may have flown in. ）
While Lancessanx dragged Mongart, Vic came to the Golden Tree, but the thorns of the Golden Tree rejected everyone. He was unable to enter the interior and see Queen Malika. Feeling a powerful breath approaching, Vic hurriedly fled to the forbidden area north of the royal city. In front of the great elevator, Vic meets a man wearing a bucket hat covering his face, who calls himself Shapoli and explains the riddle of the golden tree thorns to Vic. It turned out that the Golden Tree was rejecting everything, and only the Ash Fire in the Forbidden Realm could burn away the thorns, and the Fire of Ash Extinguishing needed to sacrifice her own Finger Witch. Shapoli looked at the shocked Vic and understood that it was time to give enough bait, and he told Vic that there was only one way to make the witch not sacrifice, to go to the depths of the sewers of the royal city to see the three fingers, to obtain the power of the epileptic fire, so that he could ignite the golden tree on his own.
Vic seemed to have grasped the straw and immediately went to the depths of the sewers of the royal city, but he did not notice the slightly raised corners of the mouth of Shapolis after the success of the plot. After much hardship, Vic finally reached the bottom of the sewer, and looking at the ominous gate in front of him, Vic plucked up the courage to push it open. The restless three-finger saw someone intruding and immediately attacked it, Vic dodged a blow, saw the appearance of the three-finger, understood that he might have been caught in a trap, and immediately turned and ran outside the door. However, after being sealed for so many years, the three fingers saw the dawn of freedom for the first time, how could they give up lightly, and grabbed Vic from behind, and the crazy fire began to burn violently, eroding Vic's will.
As Vic was about to lose consciousness, he broke free of the shackles of his three fingers and ran outside the door, closing the door that sealed the fire. However, the crazy fire echoed in his mind, trying to devour Vic's own will. Vic, sometimes awake and sometimes insane, ran frantically to the church where the finger witch was waiting for him, trying to warn the witch not to come near him. However, by the time he wakes up, Vic has already killed his own witch with his own hands, and Vic has overestimated his will, or underestimated the madness of epilepsy. Desperate, Vic gouges out his eyes and runs in the darkness toward the summit of the Giant Mountain north of the royal city, even if he fights for his life, he will burn the golden tree to create conditions for the later faders. However, consciousness is about to burn out, and Vic chooses to lock himself in a prison at the top of Giant's Mountain in order not to endanger his crazy self.
Outside the sedation church, the eyes that had been gouged out by Vic appeared to have finger marks, and gradually became a red spirit. Inheriting Vic's legacy of wanting to protect the Finger Witch, the town stood guard in front of the dead witch's door, refusing to waver.
(Judging from the direction of the finger marks in Vic's armor, Vic was caught in the palm of his hand with his back to three fingers.) When the protagonist comes to the seal of epilepsy, the door is left unopened, and the protagonist is required to go naked, so it is speculated that Vic relies on armor to break free of the shackles of the three fingers and seal the three fingers into it again. Eventually Vic's prison was at the top of Giant's Hill, and the Red Spirit was in the Chapel of Tranquility, and the game didn't give a direct answer, so I made a rationalized guess to fill in the gap in the middle. ）
Born king - Bernal
If Vic is the closest fader to the king, then Bernal is the natural king. The origin of Bernal's origin is not mentioned in the game, but it seems to be possible to guess that Bernal and the original king of gold, Goffrey, have the same characteristics - the attraction to beasts.
After the legendary barbarian warrior Horley Lu took up the "Beast Prime Minister" Serosius, he assumed the pseudonym Grely and became the king of the true god Malika, the king of The First Eldon of the Golden Dynasty. Bernal, on the other hand, seems to have inherited this trait and will be welcomed by the beast.
(PS: When Storm City first sees the "Evil Omen Demon", Mongart will call the player "Descendant of the Warrior", but in fact, it originated when the banished Gerfrey carried a group of faded people away from the junction, so the faded people are the descendants of Gerfrey and the warriors they carry.) And given this attraction to the beasts, I am afraid that Bernal, like Neferi Dew, is a direct descendant of Gerfrey, who did not collect the Great Lune, but the seal of the two fingers did not refuse him to enter the royal city, which should be the best proof of Gerfrey's bloodline. In the game, the two direct descendants, Bernal, becomes a rebel, and Neferi Lu becomes the successor to Greile's biggest rival, the Storm King, both of whom possess a royal personality. ）
Bernal had known the truth about the Golden Tree long ago, as his friend was none other than the true owner of the Volcano Mansion, the son of the Golden Law Fara Dagan and the Full Moon Queen Rena La, the Shard King Lakkad. Under the guidance of Lakkard, Bernal came to the top of the Giant's Mountain, watching the witch who fell down did not ignite the heavenly tree, Bernal completely lost his fighting spirit, wandered aimlessly on the border continent, and finally played a teacher who taught combat skills in the broken house in front of Stoneville.
After learning that Lakkard was devoured by a large snake, Bernal put on his long-lost helmet and returned to the volcano mansion to meet Lakad, who had turned into a large snake. Bernal picked up the "Scepter of The Devouring World" that was left on the ground and carried it with him, as if his deceased friend was still around. Bernal decided to inherit Larkard's last wish to desecrate the golden tree, and from then on, Bernard became one of the "law rebels", hunting his countrymen and gaining strength, all for the day when the time was ripe.
After the fader burns down the Sky Tree, he follows the rising air current to the shattered Sky Temple, Fam Yazra. Bernal knew the time was ripe and the best chance to take revenge on the Golden Tree had come. Bernal carried the blasphemous beast claws to Fam Yazra, waiting for the faded ones to come. He wants to kill the faded one in front of him, release the death of destiny, and let the ring witness the revenge from another king. However, Bernal failed, the strength of the faded man has surpassed him too much, And when Bernal was dying, his heart was full of regrets, "I can't hear, can't see, I don't feel confused, I will only move forward on the road I have decided to take." Even if what awaits me is death."
Regarding Vic and Bernal, it seems that people still can't hate it, after all, the world of the Ring of Law is not a black-and-white binary opposition, and the opposition between people comes from differences in belief. Perhaps in parallel, Vic burned the Golden Tree, and Bernal became king of Eldon, announcing the beginning of a new dynasty. If you think about it, it may also be a good ending.
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