10,000 years ago, the world as we know it was forever changed.

The rise of supernatural beings marked the beginning of the Era of the Undead—a time when immortality was no longer a myth, and the boundary between the living and the dead blurred. Chaos spread like wildfire across the Earth. Kingdoms fell, cities crumbled, and the skies burned with the fury of celestial war while the oceans trembled beneath the weight of ancient powers.

Amidst this turmoil, a being known as the Heir of Divine descended to restore balance. With his arrival came Lumen's Will—a sacred decree binding all beings under divine law. He divided the lands and seas to prevent further bloodshed, granting each supernatural race dominion while imposing strict laws to preserve harmony.

At the heart of this order, the Heir of Divine entrusted humans—the weakest yet most adaptable race—with the duty to uphold Lumen's Will. Though fragile compared to other beings, humans received a unique gift: the ability to cultivate their blood, awaken extraordinary powers, and form bonds with Soul Beings for protection. But with this blessing came a heavy burden—any human who defied Lumen's Will would face both divine judgment and the wrath of the supernatural.

At the pinnacle of existence stood the Angels, celestial beings of pure light who ruled the ethereal Divarys Realm. Guardians of divine law were forbidden from interfering in earthly matters unless demons directly violated Lumen's Will. Despite their sworn enmity, angels and demons could not engage in open warfare without incurring divine punishment.

Beneath them were the Vampires, immortal rulers of the frozen Chirosa Dominion. Ageless and immune to disease, they were bound by an ancient pact with the Heir of Divine, forbidding them from harming humans. Yet, beneath their elegant façades lurked a curse—an unending thirst for human blood. Though their power was unmatched, only the Hunters, an elite human order trained to kill supernaturals, posed a true threat to their reign.

Werewolves and Mermaids were guardians of the natural world. Werewolves ruled the untamed Myralis Territory, where the moon strengthened their bodies and heightened their senses. Mermaids governed the mysterious Avaris Domain, an endless ocean abyss where time flowed differently. Loyal to Lumen's Will, both races fiercely protected their sacred lands.

At the bottom of the hierarchy were the Demons, rulers of the cursed Tamorath Land. Possessing the feared Death Slayer ability—the power to command and obliterate souls—demons could only enter the mortal realm through summoning rituals. Such rituals were perilous, often costing the summoner their life force. Despite their destructive nature, even demons remained bound by Lumen's Will, though many sought to exploit its loopholes.

Unlike the supernatural races, humans alone were capable of spiritual evolution. Through prayer, hymns, and devotion, they could refine their blood and awaken extraordinary abilities rivalling the immortality of other beings. At the core of their power stood the Tree of Light—a mystical manifestation of their life force.

When a human turned five, they underwent the Ceremony of Awakening, where the first bloom of their Tree of Light revealed their unique ability. A brighter and stronger tree reflected purity and divine favour. Among all humans, none were more revered than the royal family of the Suralis Empire, whose Trees of Light shone golden—a mark of their divine lineage.

Yet the rarest and most sacred manifestation was the Iris, the Blue Tree of Light. It was said to appear only in the one God chose to wield Lumen's Will as a weapon, granting them absolute authority over all supernatural beings. But for 5,000 years, no Lumin Spirit—the prophesied heir destined to unlock the secrets of immortality—had emerged. Without this chosen figure, the empire's strength began to wane.

The rise of hybrids—Half-Bloods and Mix-Bloods—became a reason for conflict because of the animosity between humans and the supernatural.

Half-Bloods, born of humans and supernatural beings, possessed unparalleled versatility. They combined human adaptability with supernatural prowess. However, to fully awaken their powers, they had to undergo a Ceremony of Blood, where they either embraced Lumen's Will or risked losing their humanity. Yet refining their blood too much severed their connection to their supernatural heritage, trapping them between two worlds.

In contrast, Mix-Bloods, the offspring of two supernatural races, matured quickly but lacked adaptability. Their powers were limited to their parental heritage, and they could not evolve. Pure-blood societies saw them as abominations, and both Half-Bloods and Mix-Bloods faced prejudice, often living as exiles or mercenaries.

Their existence destabilized the fragile order maintained by Lumen's Will, weakening its hold over the world with each passing generation.

Once the heart of human power, the Suralis Empire now teeters on the edge of collapse. Without a Lumin Spirit or an heir bearing the Iris, the royal family's influence is crumbling.

Noble families vie for power while secret alliances with supernatural beings grow more common—despite the danger they pose.

At the Continent's centre lies the Pillar of Sanctity, an ancient relic said to hold the Will of Ultimate Sanctity—the secret to eternal life. Only the Luminous Spirit can unlock its full power, but with no successor in sight, whispers of rebellion spread like wildfire. Prophecies foretell the rise of a Shadow Heir, a being destined to tear down Lumen's Will and plunge the world back into chaos.

Forgotten powers stir in the shadows. Ancient enemies prepare to rise again. The world stands on the brink of a new age—one where the light may finally falter, and the darkness may claim dominion once more.

The Era of the Undead is far from over.

It is only the beginning.

For the past 10,000 years, the Suralis Empire has stood as a beacon of power and authority under Lumen's Will—a divine decree binding all beings to the laws of God's Heir. At the heart of this empire reigns the Amrayana Royal Family, chosen to uphold the divine order and govern humanity. With human lifespans stretching from 100 to 300 years, the current monarch, King Agastya Amrayana, is the 51st ruler of this ancient dynasty.

A kind and benevolent sovereign, King Agastya is also a Golden Tree of Light, a mark of divine favour shared by the generations of Amrayana rulers. This spiritual gift directly connects to Lumen's Will, granting him powerful divine authority. However, it also leaves him vulnerable to political pressure.

The noble houses—ambitious and ever-hungry for influence—seek to bind their bloodlines to the royal family. Their ambitions rest heavily on the king's second daughter, Charuvisha Amrayana, whose future has been entangled in a political web since birth.

From the moment she was born, Charuvisha was destined to carry the empire's heaviest burden. Bound by a centuries-old pact, she is promised marriage to the Vampire Royal Family—a union to uphold the peace between humans and the supernatural.

This arrangement dates back to a rebellion led by the former regal queen's brother, the former Duke of the Eastern Forces. His betrayal shook the empire to its core, and it was only through the intervention of the Vampire King that the rebellion was crushed. In return, the vampire ruler demanded a human princess for his heir, forging a bond the empire couldn't break.

Despite the weight of her duty, Charuvisha is more than a political pawn. She is poised, intelligent, and fiercely devoted to the empire's future. Her every action is shaped by the knowledge that the empire's survival depends on her ability to navigate the treacherous world of politics and power. As the favoured disciple of the High Priest, Her abilities grant her mastery over earthly affairs and a profound connection to the divine realm.

Divine Radiance- Charuvisha can emit a holy light from her body that purifies corruption, repels dark forces, and strengthens allies. When activated, this radiance can create an area of divine protection, making it difficult for weaker enemies or demonic creatures to even stand in her presence. At its highest form, Divine Radiance allows her to manifest wings of light, granting her unlimited flight and increased divine power.

Celestial Ward- A divine shield that automatically activates when Charuvisha is in danger. This shield absorbs and reflects magic-based attacks and significantly weakens physical blows. It can be extended to protect others, forming a luminous barrier around an entire group or structure. If the shield is shattered, it releases a powerful shockwave of divine force, knocking back enemies and disorienting them.

Luminous Command- As the heir of the Lumen Empire, Charuvisha can invoke the authority of the Will of Light, allowing her to command lesser light-based entities, temple warriors, and spirit-bound protectors. This ability allows her to awaken latent power in allies, amplifying their strength, endurance, and magical abilities for a limited time. It also grants her the power to seal dark entities, imprisoning them within sacred symbols or relics.

Seraphic Call- A prayer-based ability that allows Charuvisha to summon celestial messengers or divine beings to aid her in battle. These summoned beings vary in strength, from small orbs of guiding light to full-fledged Seraphic warriors depending on the urgency of the battle. The call can also cleanse demonic possession, forcing out corrupting forces from afflicted individuals.

Solar Judgement- A high-level divine technique where Charuvisha channels the sun's full power into a devastating attack. When activated, the sky above her burns with celestial flames, and a golden spear of light forms in her hand. The spear can be thrown with unerring precision, piercing through even the most substantial dark barriers. Upon impact, it explodes into purifying flames, reducing cursed creatures or demonic beings to ashes.

Ethereal Purge- A powerful exorcism technique that banishes dark spirits, curses, and soul corruption. When activated, Charuvisha can channel the Lumen Empire's holy energy into a crescent-shaped wave of golden fire, cutting through unnatural forces. If used at full power, this technique can purge entire battlefields of undead, demon-spawn, or abyssal entities.

Divine Insight- As a disciple of the High Priest, Charuvisha has been granted the ability to see through falsehoods, illusions, and hidden dangers. Her eyes can perceive the true nature of people and spirits, allowing her to recognize disguised enemies, detect corruption in others, and even foresee glimpses of possible future events. This ability also enables her to read ancient celestial scripts and unlock forbidden knowledge passed down by the divine.

Seraphis, The Luminous Guardian is the Spirit of Divine Light and Protection. His Abilities allow him to protect Charvi. Holy Aegis creates an unbreakable shield of divine light that protects against all dark magic and spiritual corruption. Purification Surge allows him to emit a wave of celestial energy that heals allies and burns away any taint of darkness. Celestial Dominion Grants Charvi the ability to temporarily wield the full might of a divine guardian, allowing her to unleash ultimate purification attacks and drive back abyssal forces. These abilities imbue Charvi with celestial energy, truth-seeing eyes, and powerful purification techniques.

She is considered the strongest human-born wielder of divine light in her generation. Her powers are not just for combat but also for leadership, diplomacy, and maintaining divine order within the empire. Beneath her calm exterior lies a heart burdened by the knowledge that her fate is not hers. But she has never let that bind her heart. She is fearless, open-minded, and deeply devoted to her empire and its people. She follows her heart unwaveringly and remains true to her conscience.

Traditionally, the empire's throne would pass to the eldest child, but Vishrayan Amrayana, or Veyan, has openly rejected his inheritance. As the firstborn, Veyan is expected to lead, but his free-spirited nature and penchant for indulgence make him an unsuitable heir. His defiance makes Charuvisha the next in line to ascend the throne.

Among King Agastya's five children, each holds a unique place within the royal hierarchy:

Vishrayan Amrayana (Veyan) – The eldest son, whose disinterest in the throne masks an exceptional intelligence and an uncanny ability to manipulate the court's politics. Though he appears to be a carefree playboy, he is faithful to his family and is known to protect his siblings from the shadows.

Charuvisha Amrayana (Charvi) – The second child and official heir, known for her composure, sharp intellect, and unwavering sense of duty. She is the most politically valuable royal family member, and her future marriage to the vampire prince is a crucial safeguard against rebellion.

Saryavisha Amrayana (Sarya) – The third child, a warrior princess who thrives on the battlefield. Fearless and fiercely protective of Charuvisha, she rejects the court's politics and believes the empire's strength is forged in war. She is the only royal sibling who openly defies the vampire marriage pact.

Yugavisha Amrayana (Yureon) – The fourth child, a gifted healer with a profound connection to the divine. As a potential heir, he is meticulously trained by the Royal Teacher. Despite his gentle nature, Yureon possesses an iron will and is rumoured to have inherited powers beyond ordinary humans.

Amritvisha Amrayana (Amrisa) – The youngest, a teenage prodigy in music and prayer, said to have a voice so pure that it echoes through the divine realms. She is a devout follower of Lumen's Will and is considered a blessing to the royal family. Though quiet and gentle, her insight often surprises those around her. She is also playful and spirited in front of her siblings. Being the youngest, she jests and frolickers around her family but becomes reserved and a different individual among the crowd.

Despite their royal privilege, all five children are raised under the watchful guidance of Queen Samaira Amrayana,  a woman of humble but artistic origins who holds the prestigious title of Royal Poet. Her journey to the throne began with a single performance—an ethereal hymn that moved the heavens and captivated King Agastya's heart. Though she is not of noble birth, her mastery of the Four Arts of Divinity is unmatched, and her wisdom shapes the moral compass of the royal household.

Queen Samaira's love extends beyond her biological children. The two youngest, Yureon and Amrisa, were adopted after the death of the king's second brother. Despite their adoption, she raises them as her own, ensuring they are equally prepared to bear the empire's responsibilities. Her unwavering sense of justice and discipline has cultivated a deep loyalty within the royal household.

The Royal Teacher, the king's fourth brother, oversees the education and spiritual development of the royal heirs. As the second most influential figure in the empire, he holds the power to shape its future. His teachings emphasize academic mastery and moral discipline, ensuring the Amrayana children are prepared for their divine duty. With four children, his bloodline remains deeply entwined with the empire's fate.

His eldest daughter serves as Charuvisha's aide, a position of immense trust and responsibility.

His three sons fight alongside Sarya on the frontlines, earning a reputation for their fearlessness and loyalty.

The king's third brother governs as Duke of the Southern Forces. Though apathetic to the throne's politics, his two sons remain Veyan's closest confidants, supporting him despite his rejection of royal responsibility.

The royal family is known for their unity and dominance over the largest part of the continent. It is the nearest to the Temple of Divinity. The royal family has always been the epicentre of political and spiritual conflicts along with the source of knowledge and expansion of critical change in the entire continent.

It has been a vital source of power towards the divinity thanks to the largest amount of followers of the Lumen's Will being Humans. Humans have been the largest and the most important part of the divine will as they are the ones who strive for protection and devotion from the Divinity.

Rumours whisper that only The Lumen Spirit, a prophesied figure, can unlock the Pillar's true power—but no heir has emerged in over 5,000 years.

Yet the empire's stability is fragile. The eastern rebellion simmers beneath the surface, and many question whether the vampire pact will truly secure peace—or hasten the empire's downfall.

As supernatural forces stir and ancient prophecies foretell the rise of salvation and destruction, the Amrayana family must navigate a world where loyalty is fleeting and power comes at a price.

In the midst of it all stands Charuvisha Amrayana—a princess destined to unite the realms or shatter the empire's fragile peace.

The frozen lands of Chirosa Dominion stretch across the northernmost reaches of the continent, encased in an eternal winter where the sun is nothing more than a distant ghost behind the storm-laden skies. The mountains rise like jagged fangs around the dominion, forming an impenetrable barrier on three sides, leaving only a single path of entry—the Abyssal River, a frozen, treacherous body of water that winds its way south toward the Myralis Territory. A bridge, known as the Blood-Bound Gate, stands above its icy surface, ancient and unmoving. Only those bearing the blood of Chirosa may cross. Any outsider who dares step onto it without the blessing of vampire lineage will find the ice shattering beneath their feet, swallowed by the abyss below. This land is home to those who have forsaken the light, those who rule with fangs and steel—the Vampires, the Devil's Blood Descendants.

At the heart of this ruthless kingdom, towering above the frozen wastelands, stands Velmourn Citadel, the seat of power, a fortress of obsidian stone and ancient magic. Its blackened spires pierce the storm clouds, and its walls whisper with the voices of the countless souls lost to the dominion's cruel history. Here, upon the Frozen Throne, sits the most powerful being in the vampire realm—Varzeth Vaystriel, the Crimson Tyrant, the Blood King of Chirosa. He did not inherit his throne; he seized it. Through war, betrayal, and the annihilation of his kin, he carved his place in history, cementing his rule with the blood of thousands. Cold and calculating, he governs his dominion not with affection but with an iron grip. Even his children are nothing more than pawns in his grand design, their worth is measured only by their strength and ability to serve.

Varzeth has sired four heirs from three queens, each of them carrying the burden of their lineage. Zephiron Vaystriel aka Zeph, his eldest son and heir apparent, is a pure-blooded vampire, the embodiment of cold calculation and unyielding ambition. Known as the Blood Reaver, he is a master strategist, a commander who orchestrates battles with the precision of a well-played game of chess.

His twin sister, Seraphina Vaystriel aka Sera, bears the title of the Crimson Sorceress, gifted with the rare ability to manipulate her blood, shaping it into deadly weapons and shields. Together, they are the pride of their father—the future of the pure-blooded vampire race, the heirs to his frozen empire. Born to the Second queen of  Noble Vampire Descent, They are highly pampered and protected. The two have always been proud and arrogant of their pure bloodline.

But not all of his offspring share their bloodline's purity. Kaelith Vaystriel aka Kael, the Moon-Bound Prince, was born of the third queen, a noblewoman of werewolf descent. His existence is a contradiction—his blood is torn between the primal savagery of the wolves and the cold hunger of the vampires. Of the mix-bloods, Most of them are unable to summon their wolves thanks to their unpure blood but he is an exception. A rare but fearful existence.  His body is stronger, his senses sharper, but his soul is unstable. He is treated as a cursed anomaly and kept in the shadows lest he taint the dominion's carefully maintained hierarchy. His father sees him as nothing more than a weapon, a beast to be unleashed when necessary. His wolf is a Silent Moon Sniper, who is dormant when necessary and only unleashed when summoned.

But Kael does not stand alone in this cruel kingdom.

There is one person who has never looked down upon him, never feared him, never cast him aside like an abomination. Prince Agnirasva Vaystriel—Agira, the Silent Anomaly, the Half-Blood Phantom. Born of the first queen, a human woman whose marriage to the Vampire King was nothing more than a political move, Agira is the one who should have been the weakest, the most insignificant. But fate, it seems, had other plans. Unlike his kin, he does not thirst for blood. Unlike his father, he does not wield cruelty as a weapon. His power lies elsewhere—his connection to Vitalis, the essence of life itself, allows him to resist the curse that plagues his kind. He is an anomaly in every sense of the word, a shadow that does not belong in a kingdom built on death. To the nobles, he is a stain upon their lineage. To his father, he is an enigma. But to Kael, he is everything.

Kael follows Agira like a shadow, always watching, always protecting in silence, just as Agira shields him from their father's scorn. No one dares challenge Agira openly, not when he has never lost a duel, not when he has mastered every form of combat the dominion has to offer. He is the one being Kael has ever trusted, the only one he has ever called family aside from his mother. Though Agira rarely speaks of sentiment, Kael knows—his brother sees him as more than a cursed existence. To Agira, Kael is not a half-blood, not an outcast, but simply his younger brother. And that is enough.

Among the children of the Crimson Tyrant, none is more enigmatic than Prince Agira. Unlike his pure-blooded siblings, whose fates were carved in the dominion's laws from birth, his existence is an aberration, an unanswered question that the vampires of Chirosa do not know how to define. A child whose very nature defies the purity that the vampires have protected for thousands of years. Unlike pure-blooded vampires, who inherit a fixed set of abilities passed down through their lineage, half-bloods are unpredictable. Their powers do not follow the laws of blood inheritance. They evolve, mutate, and reshape themselves into something that should not exist. Agira, in particular, possesses gifts that neither the vampires of Chirosa nor the humans of the mortal world have ever seen before.

Vitalis Dominion, the flow of life and death is a gift beyond any. Vampires are creatures of blood. They manipulate it, shape it, and use it as both a weapon and armour. But Agira does not manipulate blood—he manipulates Vitalis, the essence of life itself. This power, unheard of among vampires, allows him to absorb and redirect energy, Wounds that should have crippled him seal within seconds, but unlike vampire regeneration, his healing does not drain his vitality. Instead, he borrows life force from the world around him. He can suppress bloodlust since birth. A vampire's greatest weakness is their hunger. Even the strongest of their kind feel the pull of blood, the need to consume.

But Agira does not hunger. He does not need to drink blood to sustain himself, as he can draw sustenance from raw life energy. He can crush immortality, as a vampire's regenerative abilities rely on their control over their blood.

But if one could manipulate Vitalis, the very source of their immortality, what would happen? Agira has never tested it, but in theory, he could sever a vampire's ability to heal. This power is why his father fears him. A vampire who is not bound by their weaknesses is an existence that should not be.

The Phantom Veil is the ability to walk between life and shadow. He moves like a ghost among the living. His presence is almost nonexistent, his steps soundless, his breath undetectable. Some whisper that he was never truly alive, to begin with—that he is not a prince, but a spirit trapped in flesh.

He can erase his existence from perception. No scent, no heartbeat, no aura. Even the most advanced tracking abilities fail to find him unless he allows it. His combat is pure efficiency. He does not engage in prolonged battles. One strike. One kill. His blade never swings twice. He is a shadow that ends lives before they even realize he is there. He can step between realms. The exact nature of this ability is unknown, but sometimes, when he moves, he flickers, as if reality itself is unsure whether he belongs to this world. Some call him the Phantom Prince. Others call him the Unseen Blade. His enemies do not live long enough to call him anything at all.

While the vampires of Chirosa bear the signature crimson glow of their bloodline, Agira's eyes are an unnatural, glowing blue-green in shade—The Eyes of Verdant Midnight, the colour of life and decay intertwined. These eyes grant him sight beyond mortal comprehension.

He can see life itself—the way it flows through veins, the way it fades upon death, the threads that connect every living being to the world around them. He can see weaknesses. His gaze strips away illusion and vanity, allowing him to detect cracks in a person's physical form, magical defences, or even their very soul.

His Human Blood is also far more potent than that of regular human beings. This kind of blood can never dilute the vampire blood but makes it even stronger. He has a secret that is hidden from his shadow—a secret that must not be revealed to anyone or any soul. He is a fearsome existence that must hide his innermost secret.

One such secret is that His eyes are not his only merit. His ears are the merit of his human blood. Thanks to the awakening of Blood, his human blood granted him an ability that is rarer than most. His ears can hear the voice of the innermost soul. He can hear people's minds and hearts. He can hear their innermost desires and their deepest secrets but the condition is that he must look in their eyes for the longest time he is listening to their hearts.

But his blood does not bind him to the limitations of the Half-bloods as well. He does not need to refine his human blood. It is Dormant but can summon a tree of Light. His power, Vitalis is the result of the pristine amalgamation of Human and Vampire Blood. His blood doesn't reject or restrict the blood of either parent but complies in such a way that they empower each other. Such a synergic and harmonised blood combination is something that has never happened before.

Despite his overwhelming strength, Agira is not arrogant. He does not seek power, nor does he hunger for the throne. Unlike his father, who rules through blood and fear, Agira sees no value in dominance. He does not care for the politics of the court, the scheming nobles, or the ambitions of his siblings. Agira has always known what it means to be unwanted. To be seen as a mistake, an imperfection in the perfect lineage of Chirosa. After losing his mother at the age of 12, He has lived his life as a ghost, an existence neither fully accepted nor fully cast aside.

But  Kael is different. He does not see him as an anomaly. Kael does not whisper about him behind his back and does not flinch in his presence. To Kael, Agira is simply his older brother. An older brother who shields him from every scorn and ridicule. Kael has always been the only light in the dark world of Agira. He has always run towards his brother with eyes full of innocence and admiration. The only eyes that never avoided his gaze for the fear of giving away his deepest secrets. Kael is pure and upright. Despite all the darkness that surrounds him, Kael has always remained an optimistic and honest individual. He is a moon that shines bright and that is why Agira has always protected him as the Darkness that surrounds it.

The court believes Kael is nothing but a beast, a creature of raw strength and untamed fury. But Agira knows better. He has watched Kael fight, watched him suppress his instincts, watched him endure the ridicule of their father and siblings. And Agira knows one thing with certainty—Kael is stronger than they believe. Stronger than he might even realize. So long as Agira lives, no one will touch his younger brother. No one. An untainted Bond of 5000 years. The Shadow That Watches, the Blade That Strikes. The strongest bond of brothers can never be broken. As it stems from their love and care for each other.

An unbreakable law governs the kingdom of vampires—the strong rule, the weak perish. But strength alone is not enough to sustain a bloodline. The vampires of Chirosa face a great curse. Their ability to reproduce is limited, for their blood is too potent and too dangerous. To continue their legacy, they must seek the Blessing of Divine Amnesty, a sacred phenomenon granted by the Temple of Vitality. Located at the heart of the dominion, this temple houses the Stream of Divine Amnesty, a mystical fountain said to be a gift from God's Heir himself. It is through this stream that vampires are granted the ability to conceive, but only once in their lifetime, and only with their destined mate. For this reason, many vampires search for their fated one, wandering through eternity in hopes of finding the key to their lineage's survival.

But even this divine blessing comes with its burdens. Only those deemed worthy by fate may find their mate, and only those chosen by the temple may pass its sacred trials. The nobles guard this secret fiercely, ensuring that only those of the highest bloodlines may partake in the ritual. Those who fail are condemned to a life of solitude, forever unable to sire an heir.

Despite the dominion's imposing strength, all is not well within its borders. Whispers of rebellion grow louder, stirring in the depths of the Northern Reaches, where long-forgotten clans plot their vengeance against the Vampire King. The Frozen Guard, the elite soldiers sworn to protect the dominion, have begun to show signs of fracture, divided in their loyalties between the king and his ambitious heirs. The noble houses, once bound by unwavering loyalty, now play their games in the shadows, each vying for greater influence over the throne.

And looming over it all is the king's fear—that his throne, the very seat of his power, may one day be taken from him. Varzeth is a warrior, but he is also a man who knows the nature of ambition. He does not trust his children. He does not trust his generals. He does not trust his blood. And perhaps, he is right to be wary.

For in the darkness of the dominion, something ancient stirs. A force older than the Vampire Kings, older than the dominion itself. A force that has lain dormant, waiting for the moment to reclaim what was once lost.

Agira's existence remains an enigma to the dominion. The nobles watch him with caution, his father with unease, and his siblings with mistrust.

No one knows where his true loyalties lie.

Will he stand beside his father, aiding him in ruling the dominion?

Will he stand against him, taking the throne with his own hands?

Or will he simply disappear, a shadow lost to time?

For now, Agira offers no answers. He merely watches. Waiting.

And when the time comes for the dominion's greatest war...

The Silent Anomaly will finally make his move.

The game has begun. The shadows move. And the Frozen Throne may not remain untouched for long.