Serafina Venn is the only legitimate daughter of Grand Duke Venn. Her skin has been marked with strange lines since she was born. The Vatican declared that this was a curse that caused disaster, and demanded that the Duke's blood be sacrificed to quell the wrath of heaven.
The royal power was unwilling to force the heavily armed Venn family, and the divine power was unwilling to start a civil war. All parties quietly reached a cold tacit understanding. In the end, the helpless adopted daughter Eleanor took her place on the altar and died in shame.
In order to explore the truth about the sacrifice case that year and break the lies spun by the Holy See, she tied up her long hair and corseted her chest to disguise herself as young Finn and entered the Royal Knights Academy, which only accepted men. Karen Hope, the son of the fallen knight, became her ally, accompanying her in the undercurrents and gathering intelligence from all sides for her.
Leon Leicester is the legitimate prince of the royal family and Seraphina's fiancé since childhood. When the tragedy at the altar occurred, he had already understood the entire inside story, but was constrained by the shackles of royal power and chose to remain silent. The two looked at each other from afar across the dead souls and sins, and their love and estrangement were entangled for a long time.
Undercurrents are surging within the Knights Academy, and the divine power and royal power continue to compete. Karen fell in love with Serafina, whose pseudonym was Raven Faith, during their companionship day and night. A Shura field of tension and restraint developed between the three of them.
Serafina wanders through dangerous chess games, avoiding the surveillance of priests and conservative nobles while collecting incriminating evidence. She vowed to tear apart the conspiracy under the sacred cloak, clear the wrongs of Eleanor who died innocently, and break the decadent order maintained by constantly sacrificing the weak. This is a long revenge and a long road to redemption in both directions.
Purpose: Resist the hypocritical divine power that relies on the lives of the weak, stick to one's heart between hatred and love, and pursue belated justice and two-way redemption.