Both Widowed

Ten years ago, when the divine guide Boganan was on a mission, his sentry died in the fire trying to protect him. For guides who have been married, losing a loved one is not as simple as heartache. It is a kind of soul-rending pain that is difficult for ordinary people to bear. Fortunately, Boganan survived and was awarded the supreme honor of becoming the first five-star general since the peaceful era. He also announced his retirement, traveled among the stars, and used travel to forget. Ten years later, Odyssey, who was about to become the Chief Sentinel, attacked the Tower of London for his lover, trying to steal his guide element so that he would no longer be restrained by the Tower of London. But this sneak attack ended with his guide falling into the river and dying, and Odyssey also experienced the pain of soul tearing, but unlike the guide's depression, the sentry's manic mood would cause him to explode and die. The Chief Sentinel is about to retire, so why would Odyssey destroy his career over a trivial matter. Under the calm surface are layers of conspiracy. Forced by the situation, the cabinet ministers of the Tower of London chose to recall Boganan urgently. Thus, a hero, a prisoner, one loyal to the Tower of London, one hating the Tower of London, two people who were both widowed were united. When the five stars on the epaulette flashed again on this land, it was already destined that the peaceful era would no longer be peaceful. Sentinel: A flammable, explosive and cold-blooded man who is only tender to his lover and is extremely possessive and jealous - Odyssey Guide: Awesome and captivating Pinot Noir-Boganan