"In a word I was too cowardly to do what I knew to be right, as I had been too cowardly to avoid doing what I knew to be wrong" Charles Dickens, Great Expectations. I'm a textbook pessimist and I like it just the way it is. Eynal is a highborn boy who has whatever he could need to be happy but his outlook on life plagues him at every turn, obsessed by the notion that existence is entirely pointless living in his own world void of anything remotely positive he turns a blind eye to anything that is expected of him, but forces beyond him thrust an entirely new situation upon him that he fails to navigate with his usual indifference will he adapt and change as expected? or will he find a way to cast it aside as he always has. This story is based around medieval fantasy with some inspiration from the classics (Lotr, GOT) it will navigate the personal lives of two characters who are polar opposites and an increasingly fragile political situation in the world they live in *this is my first time ever writing something so if i suck please dont bully me XD*

Disclaimer!!! This is the SEQUEL to my first work: Cross the Stars With me. In the end, we gave blood to fail. It's over, the darkest years of his mind and the war he lost everything for. In the aftermath, Eynal rules in his mother's stead after a sudden resignation following his brother's death. With so much to do and so much left unanswered it becomes impossible to notice the things waiting for his guard to fall.