The main content of the carvings on Alduin's Wall can be roughly divided into three parts: left, middle and right.

The first part on the left depicts the scene when Alduin dominated the province of Skyrim a long time ago. The largest black dragon in the upper left corner is Alduin the World Eater, and the remaining dragons symbolize Alduin's

The dragon army. The human temple in the middle was the temple of the Dragon Cult that surrendered to Alduin at that time. Alduin's flames sprayed all the way to the human army at the bottom, which obviously depicts the heroic uprising of the Nords against the Alduin.

The Dragon War between Duin and the tyranny of the Dragon Cult.

The second part in the middle is also the most prominent depiction on the entire wall - the scene when Alduin is defeated. At the top of the sculpture, you can see Alduin falling from the sky, with a ferocious expression and unwillingness.

The three humans below are the three heroes of Gurnod who defeated Alduin on the Roaring Peak: One-Eyed Harkon, Golden Handle Glass, and Elder Fidir. The lines emanating from the mouths of the three people,

The dragon's roar represents the downing of Alduin. But everyone knows that Alduin's defeat was merely a delay, which means that the exile was not a real defeat, but only temporarily delayed Alduin.

Because of the pace of devouring the world. Even so, because of the great achievements of the three heroes, the human history of Nirn has continued into the fourth era.

The third part on the right is the one with the most content and the most complex content.

The group of people fighting in the middle represents the Civil War in Skyrim. The three people kneeling at the bottom on the right represent the helpers behind the Dragonborn - the Order of Blades.

The pictures I, II, III, IV, and V juxtaposed on the upper right side are telling the story of the first to the fifth generation of "The Elder Scrolls". They are the five prophecies of "The Book of Dragonborn".

"When tyranny reigns on all sides (Jarghar Thane plots to seize the throne, The Elder Scrolls: Arena)."

Disorder = Chaos. The main plot of the first generation is to find the "Rod of Chaos". This staff is broken down into eight sections and hidden in various major provinces in Tamriel. Players must find all eight sections.

A staff broken into eight sections can be vaguely seen on the wall.

"When the Brass Tower moves, time is reshaped (Chaos in the West, "The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall")."

The copper-colored giant tower refers to the brass giant Namidian, and second-generation players have the opportunity to activate the giant again. The reshaping of time refers to the Western Distortion Event.

A statue of Namidian can be seen on the wall.

"When the three major blessings fail, the Red Tower trembles (Red Mountain erupts and Nerevarine predicts "The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind")."

The Three Gods refer to the three living gods of the Tribunal of Morrowind Province: Almalexia, Sotha Sil and Vivec. The Red Tower is the Red Mountain of Morrowind.

The erupting red mountains can be seen on the wall.

"When the Dragonborn loses power, the White Tower collapses (Annihilation Crisis, "The Elder Scrolls IV: Annihilation")."

The Dragonborn royal family refers to the royal family of the Third Empire starting from Tiber Septim. At the end of the fourth generation, the bloodline of the Septim family was severed, and the Third Era ended. The White Tower refers to the white gold tower in the imperial capital.

The Gate of Annihilation can be seen on the wall.

"When the snow tower shattered, no one was king and blood flowed like a river (Civil War in Skyrim Province, "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim")."

The Snow Tower refers to the Throat of the World, and the rupture is a metaphor for the civil war in the Skyrim province in the fifth generation. The Masterless refers to the death of Toig, the High King of Skyrim, by Ulfric Stormcloak.

The cracked Throat of the World can be seen on the wall.

"When the Devourer of Worlds awakens, the wheel of time turns to the last of the Dragonborn."

In 4E 201, Alduin the World Eater awakens, and the wheel of fortune will be turned by the last dragonborn. After the previous five prophecies come true, Alduin will bring disaster to the earth again. The World Eater is Alduin

There is no doubt that the last Dragonborn is Lord Lord.

Visible on the wall is the awakened Alduin on the right, but this time, "her" flames were blocked because the last dragonborn stood up and completed the final redemption.

Looking closely at the entire Wall of Alduin, everyone has different feelings.

For the lord, the prophecies of the "Book of Dragonborn" carved on this wall are more like a preservation of memory. For the chief scholar Isbon, this wall is the enlightenment of ancient wisdom.

However, everything came to its most correct interpretation the moment Queen Barenzia put on the crown inlaid with 24 Barenzia stones.

When Queen Barenzia, the original owner, puts on the crown, the magic circle hidden in the crown is immediately activated.

The 24 gems are like dazzling gems, emitting bright starlight. It is as if the 24 magic pupils open one after another, shooting out a series of crimson "sights" at the wall of Alduin in front of them. Laser on the stone wall

The crimson sight on his face stirred up spreading magic flames. The magic light seemed to be injected, making ripples in layers. The moment when 24 spreading magic flames merged into one, softening the hard wall of Alduin.

.24 rays of magic light disappeared in no particular order. The crown made of 24 Barenzia stones funneled the last remaining energy into Queen Barenzia's closed eye slits, and escaped with the blessing of the magic light.

The restriction of the annual rings of time brought the Queen of Morrowind back to her prime in an instant, and she suddenly opened her eyes.

The fragmented sense of time and space suddenly lengthened. The pattern carved on the stone wall, which had been soaked in magic light, also continued to lengthen. It was stretched from a flat surface into a bottomless depression.

At the same time, the five prophecies related to the last dragonborn carved on the wall of Alduin broke free from the shackles of the stone wall and suddenly came to life. The historical scenes solidified on the wall of Alduin became

A long scroll of flowing images. The entire bottomless depression spirally stretched by an entire wall of Alduin has also unknowingly turned into a "tunnel of time". It also seems that the Lord is in the

Broken City's "Fragmented Space-Time Mirror" as it passed through two urban areas while participating in the Spiral Tip 24-Hour Convoy Endurance Race.

The lord and all those accompanying him felt as if they were actually there, witnessing the magnificent prophecy with their own eyes.

As the "Flowing Images" played out in sequence according to the order recorded in the "Book of Dragonborn", the reliefs on the stone wall gradually fragmented and fell off. The fragments of different sizes surrounded each other and were reorganized in the center of Alduin's Wall.

A beautiful star ring. Being in the star ring and seeing it with his own eyes, the lord became more and more certain that everything in front of him was most likely a "fragmented mirror of time and space".

The star ring composed of the shattered and fallen relief fragments on the wall of Alduin, and the "Fragments of Broken Law" that ascended to the Sanctuary, are actually "fragments of memory."

The "fragments of memory" that make up the "long mirror of time and space".

This is also the true meaning of the limited script of "The Elder Scrolls" - fragmented memories from the Creator.

This means that the Wall of Alduin is actually a piece of "memory" that cannot be erased by time. It is similar to a "hard disk" or a "U disk". Or simply a piece of "solidified neurons of the brain of God"

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That is the fifth volume "The Elder Scroll: Dragonborn" that Wu Chen wants to obtain.
Chapter completed!