Cursebreaker

"Before that happened, I was a happy man," Loire would say, resentfully or smugly, soon after when he inevitably faced death. "That thing" is like this: 1349 in the night world calendar, before the strong wind season comes. The wealthy young man from Loise Village led seven followers on a hunting expedition on the vast tundra. The village was named after their family. The people in the village are all slaves of the Louva family. His family has been a mining landowner for generations. They chased a giant bear out of the abyss-like trench, and Louvoir shot it in the vital part. The beast's roar shook the dark ice field. In its dying struggle, it tore open the chest of a snow camel and almost captured a man to death. It later fell to the ground dead, its mound-like corpse still a daunting sight. Louva asked a follower to pick up his gun and fired a shot at the snow camel that was lying in a pool of blood and hissing. They skinned the bear entirely, took out its gall, and soaked it in the wine bags they carried with them. After doing all this, Louvoir and his guys were bold and bold. Conception: