👑The Royal Affairs ⚔️| jeongcheol ff|svt ff

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In the serene land of Ilsan, the annual Lotus festival painted the surroundings in vibrant hues. Amidst the blossoming flowers and joyous celebrations, a dark cloud loomed as King Park of Jipeng harbored resentment. The cause? The rejection of his marriage proposal by a simple farmer's daughter, Yujin, not once but thrice.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, King Park, fueled by anger and wounded pride, led a surprise attack on Ilsan. His soldiers stormed the peaceful village, disrupting the Lotus festival's harmony. The air, once filled with laughter, now echoed with the clash of swords and cries of distress.

The people of Ilsan, caught off guard, rallied together to defend their homes and loved ones. United by a common cause, they fought valiantly against the invading forces, determined to protect their way of life.

Amidst the chaos, Jeonghan, the courageous son of Ilsan's governor, emerged as a formidable leader. With unwavering resolve, he confronted King Park, expressing his disdain for the unjust invasion. Jeonghan's words cut through the tension like a sword, echoing the collective sentiment of the besieged villagers.

"Your highness, this land will not bow to tyranny! We may be humble, but our spirit is unbreakable. Leave now, and spare yourself the shame of defeat," Jeonghan declared, his voice resonating with authority.

Infuriated by Jeonghan's audacity, King Park, consumed by rage and wounded pride, retaliated with a display of aggression. The clash between the two leaders intensified, symbolizing the struggle between the oppressor and the oppressed.

Despite the odds stacked against Ilsan, the villagers fought with unparalleled determination. The Lotus festival, once a celebration of life, now became a battleground for the preservation of their home. Each villager, driven by a sense of duty and love for Ilsan, stood their ground against the invading forces.

As the confrontation reached its peak, King Park, unable to tolerate Jeonghan's defiance, ordered his soldiers to unleash devastation upon Ilsan. Houses were set ablaze, fields trampled, and the once-thriving village reduced to ruins. The Lotus festival's vibrant colors now painted a grim picture of destruction.

Jeonghan, battered but unbroken, continued to stand against the tyrant. His unwavering defiance served as a beacon of hope for the remaining villagers, inspiring them to persevere even in the face of adversity.

In the aftermath of the brutal attack, Ilsan lay in ruins, a testament to the consequences of a king's wounded ego. Yet, amidst the destruction, the spirit of Ilsan endured. The Lotus festival, though marred by tragedy, symbolized the resilience of a community unwilling to surrender to oppression.

As the sun rose again over the shattered landscape, the people of Ilsan, battered but not defeated, began the arduous task of rebuilding. The Lotus festival, once a symbol of joy, would now forever carry the scars of a battle fought for freedom and the right to determine their own destiny.