When Cesare Borgia, the illegitimate son of the Pope, the destroyer of Ceylon, and the exiled traitor, returned to Florence, everyone thought he was dead. But he lives. Not only was he alive, he also put on the Seraph armor named "Red Dragon" and defeated Prometheus in the confrontation test. The price was that his left arm was almost useless and his nervous system was on the verge of collapse. The doctor said that if he wore armor again, he might die in the knight's cabin.
But Cesare didn't care. Because his sister Adele is still in Aachen and is being held hostage by Prince Clayderman of the Kingdom of Charlemagne. The marriage contract is a contract of betrayal, the covenant is a shackles, and behind Clayderman's smile, there is a net deeper and colder than the emerald green.
Cesare and his knights boarded the northbound train. The snow in Aachen is much heavier than that of Florence, and the walls of the palace are much thicker than imagined. Clayderman was not the showy prince he thought he was - he sat by the fireplace, holding red wine, smiling, and then said softly: "Do you think you can take her away?"
At the same time, Valentina, the Valentina of Yenisei, is preparing for a war on the ice field, Yuan Chun, the princess of Zhongshan Kingdom, tests Cizer's bottom line with letters one after another, while Luigi Borgia patiently weaves his own chess game in the darkness of Feileng Cui.
The red dragon returns. But the road back is longer, colder, and bloodier than imagined.
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