5 parts Ongoing MatureIn the east of a world fragmented by war, two soldiers, Jinn and Rikark, fight with courage and determination, but their true battle is not only against the enemies of their nation, but also for a deeper cause: equality in a country marked by oppression. Rikark, more pragmatic than his father (the leader of the revolution) but equally idealistic, knows that the struggle will be long and full of sacrifices. Together, they fight to tear down the power structures that oppress the weaker.
To the north, Yvahna, heir to a decaying Empire, renounces her crown, and in her eyes reflects the sadness of an impossible love, one that transcends the boundaries of her social position. She knows that the love she feels cannot be accepted. In her personal struggle, she faces not only the betrayal of her own feelings, but also the internal conflict between her duty to the royal family and the desire to find a life outside the chains that bind her.
In the West, Kranis faces an even deeper conflict: the rejection and condemnation of his own father. Raised in the rigid tradition of his family, Kranis always dreamed of a different world, one in which his identity would be accepted without the shadow of paternal disapproval. His struggle is not only for his place in the war, but for finding his true essence and forging a bond with someone who sees him for what he truly is, not as the son of a feared and powerful leader.
This is a world destined for war, but not just a war of blood. It is an internal war, of emotions and unfulfilled desires, of hidden identities and struggles for truth. In every corner of the continent, people face their own personal battles, while the fate of all seems intertwined in a spiral of conflicts that could consume them all. The path to equality, love, and acceptance is long and full of sacrifices, but Jinn, Rikark, Yvahna, and Kranis are not willing to give up.
