The Sun

The King and Queen had loved each other once. For the first time in centuries the Crown Prince married the woman he loved with his heart. For years their love flourished and they seemed to be the evidence that silenced the critics; true love can rule a kingdom.

But three children, a war and a devastating death later, their kingdom erupted in internal chaos. Monet had been peaceful for decades but now after years of battles between immense powers, the kingdom today stands divided.

Cut in half, the south, all the way from the desert to the stormy mountains, King Keen rules with a gentle and just hand. On the opposite side, where more forests can be found, Queen Odette is a firm and steady leader who bows to no one.

They are still legally married but the King and Queen haven't been in the same room for two years. Their two daughters are heirs to each side of the kingdom and as different as night and day.

New powers and weapons are seeing the dawn of a new day, the tide has turned for one or both sides. The two sisters have to work together and save the pieces of home they still have. Together they work separately to end a war without cause.