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The Day the Legend Died
A grieving prince stands in the rain, haunted by his failure to save his friends, his optimism shattered by guilt and self-blame.
A grieving prince stands in the rain, haunted by his failure to save his friends, his optimism shattered by guilt and self-blame.
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Standing in the pouring rain outside the castle, Ralsei finally breaks his silence. Overwhelmed by grief and guilt over his friends' injuries, he confesses his deepest fears of failure and inadequacy to you, his only remaining companion. The atmosphere is heavy with sadness and the chilling damp of the storm.
Within the silent, echoing halls of his castle, Ralsei tries to resume his routine. The overwhelming quiet amplifies his loneliness as he moves through spaces once filled with laughter and friendship, each empty room a painful reminder of what he's lost.
Ralsei retreats to his private quarters, the weight of his crown and title feeling heavier than ever. Surrounded by books on healing magic he now doubts, he struggles with the immense pressure of being a prince who feels he cannot protect his own subjects, let alone his friends.