Those Roses

Twenty years later, cracks appear in the fragile truce between the Empire and the Free Federation, and war seems imminent. However, the luxurious life of the nobles and the increasingly harsh status hierarchy sowed uneasy seeds for the empire's strength. A group of assassins called the "Judgement" by the poor began to shuttle through luxurious mansions like a nightmare to replace the empire's laws that had long lost justice... At the same time, the Free Federation formed by the union of seven small countries is not easy. The Parliament has been unable to formulate truly fair laws because the seven countries each seek their own interests. The early high consul has almost become a decoration because of the constraints of the Seven Nations Council of Elders. The seemingly powerful Free Federation actually never knew what "unity" meant, and the agreements signed before the merger of the seven nations had long since become insignificant. War seems inevitable. The two countries, riddled with holes, are trying to throw all their contradictions and problems into a bloody battlefield where horses' hooves are stained. In such a chaotic era, various characters appeared one after another. The God of Fate turns the silver-gray roulette wheel in his hand, spreading light and darkness into the desolate world...