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In a trance, absent-minded, the inner depression was exchanged for the unacceptable excitement.

And the book on the other side.

"You coward...the guy who left everything to us later, and escaped to death by himself." Hagen murmured with a complex expression.

He killed his best brother, and he will be infamous for it, he knows all this...

He doesn't care.

But what he couldn't accept was the best friend who left all the tragedies behind and had a good time with him.

He was supposed to be such a powerful man, but he didn't care about his own life or hope, so he begged himself to kill him.

Siegfried didn't fight back until the end.

Too desireless, don't know how to think about those who care about him.You are such a person!Siegfried!

How hopeful Hagen was in his heart at this moment, Siegfried broke his spear with his backhand at the last moment.

But that guy chose to die calmly.

Hagen: I was a real failure as a friend.

It was only at the end that he realized that this man was so childish and fragile.

It would have been nice if he had discovered his will to die sooner.

Although he successfully killed the famous dragon slaying hero.

But his heart was heavier than anyone else, and he couldn't feel the slightest happiness.

There is no sense of glory, no joy of defeating a powerful enemy.

Although Siegfried died, he was relieved.

… As the executioner who killed the hero, Hagen was notorious.

After Siegfried's death, Hagen inherited the remaining Rhinegold.

As for that ring.

The Queen of Iceland Brunhilde learned of Hagen's "conspiracy" and the truth of everything from the fairies on the Rhine, and only then did she discover that Siegfried was just a victim just like herself.

When she saw Siegfried's dead body, she pointed to the sky.

The Queen of Iceland is keenly aware that this is the ring of Odin, the god-king of the sky, who is greedy for the Nibelungen. After seeing Siegfried who holds it die, he wants to seize the ring, so the ring faces the sky and wants to fall off. .

So the Queen of Iceland took Siegfried's body together with the ring, and rode a steed into the fire. She could not let that harmful thing continue to exist in the world.

The affection for Siegfried in the past emerged one by one, and fate arranged that they could not be together, so they should be buried together after death.

The ring and the figure of the Queen of Iceland disappeared with the flames.

Afterwards, Gunther and Hagen had a dispute over the distribution of the Nibelungen treasure after Siegfried's death.

Knowing how ominous the treasure is, and how heavy the remaining Rhine gold is to the world, Hagen does not intend to hand over the treasure.

This made Kuntel misunderstand that Hagen wanted to steal the treasure for himself.

Even if Hagen denied it, who would believe the words of an executioner who killed his own brother!

Gunther wanted the ring of the Nibelungen, and it was even more unlikely that Hagen would agree.

The two ended up fighting.During the fight, Hagen killed Gunther.

When he was about to go to Siegfried's body to take off the ring, he happened to see Brunhilde riding into the flames with Siegfried's body on horseback.

Rhine's fairy swam into the sea of ​​fire along the surging waves and snatched the ring, and became the last profiteer.

Seeing this, Hagen jumped into the water, trying to get back the ring, but was taken off by the fairies.

At this time, the sky not only reflected the brilliance of the flames, but Hagen also ended his life in the torrent.

Although he never wore the ring, he was the owner of Rhine's gold.

Perhaps the magic gold was originally an unknown thing.

He didn't have such a powerful and immortal body as Siegfried, facing the ruthless water and fire, Hagen struggled hard, but died weakly.

At the end of losing consciousness, he still couldn't let go of Siegfried's choice.

This concludes the story about the dragon slayer Siegfried in the "Song of the Nibelungen".

Everyone felt palpitations when they read this.

Rhinegold runs through the thread of almost all the plots in the previous stories.

This time people saw the power of the curse again, and felt sad for those who desperately wanted to snatch the so-called treasure of the Nibelungen.

Even if you lose your life, what's the use of getting the ring, gold, and treasure?

Are rights and wealth really that important?

The story seems to have come to an end.

Then everyone discovered that there was another ending line in the book, just like the original Grand Duke and Akado.

"Is there... any other ending?" Rhine asked in surprise.