A Thousand Years Ago — The Time Before the Fall
The four realms — Fairy, Elf, Vampire, and Werewolf — were once separate, but not at war. They lived in tension, yes, but under the watch of two cosmic forces who kept the balance:
☀️ The Sun God, Jimin — radiant, curious, kind.
🌙 The Moon God, Yoongi — quiet, wise, watchful.
Together, they breathed rhythm into the universe. Day and night, creation and rest, warmth and silence. They did not govern. They simply held the balance. And for the first time since the stars were born, the Realms began to flourish.
Until the Light King rose.
He was not born from stars or from realms.
He was forged from order, control, and fear.
The Light King, once a lesser celestial being, saw the influence the Sun and Moon held. And though they ruled nothing — no armies, no land — the Realms turned to them. Respected them. Worshipped them. Loved them.
And the Light King... hated that.
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He gathered his forces — divine warriors made of burning stone and white fire — and declared the founding of the Light Empire.
Under the banner of purity and order, he demanded the realms surrender their wild ways.
The Fairy Lords refused.
The Elves resisted.
The Vampires rebelled.
The Werewolves attacked.
But worse than all of them, in the Light King's eyes, were the Sun and Moon—for they did nothing.
They refused to join his empire. They refused to fight his war. They refused to bend.
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"You are peace."
That was the prophecy.
It came from the oldest star, carved into the Astral Stones beneath the world.
> “When sun and moon stand hand in hand, the light will fall to rest. Balance shall rise. And war will end.”
The Light King read those words and shattered the stone with his bare hands.
Peace terrified him.
Because peace meant no more power to seize.
No more enemies to unite people against.
No more fear to wield like a weapon.
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So, he struck first.
He forged lies in the ears of the Realms — whispers that Yoongi’s darkness was corrupting the minds of the young, that Jimin’s fire was burning the skies, that the gods were falling into madness.
And many believed it.
Even some of the Light God’s own allies began to question.
But Jimin remained gentle.
Yoongi remained silent.
Until she came.
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The Princess of Stone — Daughter of Light
She was his daughter, made of enchanted rock and cruelty. Her name lost to time. Known only as the Rock Princess.
Where her father was controlled rage, she was chaos dressed in white.
It was she who stabbed Jimin with a blade of celestial ore—designed to kill gods.
She drove it through his back as he lit the sky for the last time.
And when Yoongi came—heart breaking, screaming through the Realms—he was blamed.
Accused.
Feared.
And ultimately chained beneath the world by the Lightborne Legions.
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The prophecy was said to be broken.
But prophecies don’t die. They sleep.
And now, Jimin walks the world as a boy with no memory.
The Moon God has awakened beneath ancient sorrow.
And the Light King, still alive in his eternal palace, still fears the rise of peace.
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Present Day — The Throne of Light
In a palace of blinding gold and hollow silence, the Light King watches through his mirror of stars.
His eyes burn white.
His beard is silver.
His crown is carved from the bones of fallen angels.
His daughter stands beside him — quiet, merciless.
Rock Princess: “They’re moving. The Moon walks. The Angel is near. The Sun... is waking.”
Light King: “Then we kill them before they remember.”
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The Whisper of Balance
In a quiet sanctuary hidden between shadow and shine, Taehyung, the Angel of Wind, stood beneath a tree that had once bloomed for gods.
He was not made of light nor of dark. He was born from the first whisper between them. A bridge. A breeze. A secret.
And for a thousand years, he had searched.
For Jimin — his best friend. His warmth. His promise of peace.
Now, he had found him. But Jimin remembered nothing.
Not yet.
And Taehyung knew…
If Jimin remembered too late—the world would fall again.
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