Introduction to the Grand Finale (Complete)
Nara and Arnott spent their last night together in the prison cell. As dawn eventually broke, the natural law of life and death prevailed. Though reluctant and unwilling to part, they could only hold onto the most beautiful memories in their hearts. The day of Princess Nara's official coronation had arrived, and it was also the day of Arnott's execution. A mix of emotions filled Nara as she faced her ascension to the throne, yet not a single smile graced her face, nor could a tear be shed. Having become the ruler of a nation, she could only adhere to the royal laws and, with a heavy heart, signed Arnott's verdict.
As Arnott stepped into the execution ground, Princess Nara simultaneously ascended the royal throne. Nara fulfilled her duty of inheriting the throne, while Arnott sacrificed his life for love. The sound of gunfire echoed as the proclamation of Nara's coronation was announced. Arnott, wearing the golden ring given to him by Nara as a token of their love, was laid to rest on the small island where their memories resided, surrounded by wildflowers. Accompanied by the blowing of leaves and a crown of wildflowers, their great love was immortalized.