The war ended without winners.
On a forgotten battlefield, one man survived - not through courage or glory, but by chance. With no name, no banner, and no past he can claim, he walks away from what remains of the battle and begins to wander across a continent that has already chosen to move on.
While kingdoms negotiate fragile treaties, merchants count their coins, and armies prepare in silence, children run from hunger, cities hide their wounds, and promises are made only to be broken.
Between empty roads and crowded streets, the wanderer crosses paths with lives he never chose, carries guilt that is not his own, and slowly learns that leaving war behind does not mean escaping its consequences.
This is not the story of a hero.
It is the story of someone who was left behind.