Corruption of Darkness
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An assassination attempt on King Kadawrethian leads to young outcast Edward Neron being framed for it. Unaware of anything, Edward and his friends must travel the land to uncover the truth, clear his name and find the true culprit before the Regal Army hunts them down.
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