If one day, an older, more powerful, and more disdainful existence tells you that your existence itself must be eliminated, will you die generously?
Can the choice of sacrificing the few so that the many survive be judged to be the right choice? Even the part that is sacrificed is all the existing civilizations in this universe.
Facing an invincible enemy, should we continue to fight like a moth to a flame, or is running away, a symbol of cowardice, the only clear choice?
If the gods have already written all the endings, is every choice made by mortals just a futile struggle?
If your true love is a traitor and her hands are stained with the blood of innocent people, but she has never wavered in her love for you, how should you choose?
The Poison Paladin Vann Elwin, who was exiled by faith, and the Queen Ilea von Osires, who was trapped in the cage of fate, supported each other in the countdown to the final reincarnation, overcame lies, betrayal and the shackles in the name of love, and tried their best to identify the real enemy in the script that had been planned by the gods, not to rewrite the ending, but to prove it.
Even if it is already doomed, you still have to rely on your own will to reach that ending.
Even if fate cannot be changed, the ending must be given a completely different meaning.
This is an imperfect story, but it was written by the imperfect mortals in the eyes of the gods into what they expected.
