I ask you to portray a mama's boy, but you portray a wealthy man?

Chapter 181 The End of the Story
The audience was in awe.

They never expected that the storyline would develop like this.

Ledros, a man who was considered selfish in their hearts, actually chose to sacrifice himself in order for his lover to regain freedom.

: I'm sorry I was wrong. I apologize for what I just said.

: Ledros is a real man!
: Is this the great power of love? It's really touching.

: Wow, I'm going to cry...

: I would rather choose to sacrifice myself than save my lover!

: So what you came to do was successful?
: Of course he succeeded, otherwise wouldn’t his sacrifice be meaningless?
: I don’t think it’s that simple. If you think about Li Mo’s urinary nature, this story will definitely be reversed!
: Prophet, it’s time to get the sword!
: True love will win, and I believe that Ledros’s efforts will never be in vain!
:...

Have the players fully embraced the character's identity?

Everyone expressed their opinions on the barrage.

Li Mo had no time to pay attention to the barrage, the story was getting to its exciting point.

Indescribable, all-consuming fear.

The burning rage is beyond all control.

A claustrophobic feeling of oppression, almost filling the mouth, nose and throat.

And behind all this, it actually comes from an insatiable hunger.

It is the coveting of life, the desire for all souls to enter darkness.

Many dissonant tones are deafening at the moment, coming from countless tortured souls.

This is the black mist.

Unconscious weirdness born from the curse of ruin.

Only the most powerful souls can escape its shackles, such as those with unresolved matters.

Like Ledros.

He opened his eyes again, and the scene he saw was so familiar.

It seems like I just experienced it not long ago.

That's right, Ledros has returned to the Blessed Isles.

He subconsciously turned his head and looked to his side. Fortunately, Thresh's figure did not appear this time.

I just don’t know how long has passed since this resurrection.

It may be counting 10 years, or it may be a few minutes...

Or maybe even longer.

But Ledros no longer cared, because he thought of the cause of death this time.

Hope stirred in his heart, like a tree sprouting its first new buds after the rain.

This was a feeling he hadn't experienced in a long time.

Ledros turned around and saw Callista with joy.

Sure enough, she regained her freedom, she must have come to find herself.

Ledros's heart was filled with joy.

Then he saw her expression and his joy came to an abrupt end.

Calista brought back that cold and serious mask, and her eyes revealed nothing but boundless coldness.

The hope in Ledros's heart completely withered at this moment.

Kalista cast her gaze behind Ledros and listened, as if listening to a voice that only she could hear.

"We accept your oath!"

She said this coldly, then turned and walked into the mist.

Ledros stayed there in despair. He spread his consciousness and could clearly feel that Callista was far away from here.

She seems to have answered a call from afar, traveling there to exchange the promise of revenge.

There is no hope at all!
Ledros now fully understood that his previous stupid thoughts were just self-comfort.

There will never be any change in her!

The so-called freedom can never have mercy on her, she has been imprisoned here forever.

No, not just Kalista, but every soul in this mist.

Arrogance and stubbornness made me mistakenly believe that all this curse could really be changed.

How stubborn!
Ledros finally understood that Thresh was right. Calista doesn't need freedom at all, it's just her own selfish idea. Although she has lost herself, she doesn't have to suffer like herself.

At least she still has a goal.

Ledros ripped off the pendant from his neck and threw it far into the mist.

There should never be any hope, there will never be a day of rest, unless the curse of ruin is completely resolved.

"I have to make a break!"

Ledros said to himself.

Annihilation was calling him.

……

After a long time, Thresh walked out of the darkness.

He looked around and saw that it was empty, making sure that he was the only one here.

Then Thresh leaned down and picked up the pendant.

He gave a cruel smile.

What an idiot. He was actually only one step away from turning Calista back.

Just one wake-up call!
He had obviously been persisting for hundreds of years, but gave up at the last moment when success came!

Thresh is very satisfied with this result. He likes to see hopeful people gradually move towards despair.

Like dead fruit on the cane, sweetness turns to malignancy.

This dramatic ending made Thresh happy both physically and mentally.

He opened the lantern and threw the pendant inside.

Then, the sound of the chains colliding gradually faded away, and he was gone!

The story finally ends here.

Li Mo breathed a sigh of relief.

To be honest, he was also full of emotions about Kalista's background story.

But what Li Mo regrets is not that Ledros gave up on saving Kalista, but that he gave up on his obsession.

The easiest thing in this world to persevere is obsession.

The easiest thing to give up is also obsession.

Many times, a single thought can change everything.

Speaking of which, this story doesn't feel like it's about Kalista, but more like it's about Ledros as the protagonist.

But isn’t that what a good story is?
Calista's ending is already doomed, and if we simply describe her, the story would be too thin.

No one would care about a ghost who only knows revenge, even if she is powerful and terrifying.

What people really care about are those eternal emotions.

Revenge, resentment, despair, fear...

Or love.

Speaking of which, Kalista has been around for a long time, but Ledros has not yet been made by the League of Legends designers.

I don’t know when I can play this infatuated hero in Summoner’s Rift.

The story of Foyego has been talked about by players for so long.

I guess Ladros will also start a frenzy of discussions on the topic of infatuation.

Li Mo thought like this and took a moment to glance at the barrage.

The audience was still immersed in the big twist at the end of the story and couldn't extricate themselves for a long time.

From a God's perspective, Ledros is undoubtedly a very tragic figure.

He fought for hundreds of years to save his lover.

If he knew that he chose to give up at the last moment of success, he would be so angry that he would explode on the spot.

Some viewers thought this ending was too tragic and thought the infatuated Ledros should be given a happy ending.

This suggestion was opposed by more viewers.

Yes, life is a pity, and not everyone can have a perfect ending.

Maybe this is just right!

(End of this chapter)