Eleanor Flint disguised herself as a man for seventeen years, hiding her gender and real name. She thought the biggest secret in her life was the face in the mirror that belonged to "Master Edwin."
Until the shadow of a dragon passed by in the royal hunting ground, the princess was kidnapped, and the king promised a heavy reward. She accepted the mission, wielded the sword and black horse, and stepped into the centuries-old fog of the Ash Mountains.
So everyone praised the Duke's eldest son for his bravery and predicted that this would be a legendary story...
Wherever I dreamed, I wrote it
Concept: The fundamental contradiction between human subjectivity and objectification. When an individual discovers that the meaning of his existence has been predefined and instrumentalized by an external system, does he choose to obey and become a sacrifice, or does he choose to resist and become a disruptor?