[Western fantasy + fantasy fictional history + imitation of late medieval Europe + heroine + heroine's perspective]
The heroine is Falkos Elisabeth (last name first, then given name), and the male protagonist is Vodzech Hudak (first name first, then last name).
Elizabeth thought that her lover Wojic was killed in the war, so she chose to marry someone else before the war came. At the engagement ceremony, Wojic returned to his hometown alive. After experiencing the entanglement between sense of responsibility, vows and love, Elizabeth chooses to return to the embrace of true love.
The soldiers who guarded their homeland survived the cruel demonic tide by chance, and became couples who vowed to stay together for life.
At the celebration banquet, Elizabeth was given strange blessings and heard puzzling prophecies.
This seems to foreshadow the kidnapping, atrocities, exile, separation, massacre, power seizure, restoration, and invasion in the future. She will be forced to rush towards the freedom she longs for like a wolf running and an eagle flying. The red dragon spreads its wings in the dark age, and the famous blue sword cuts the rope of the fairy tale curtain. Magnificent magic weaves dazzling tragedy, and strange gods send down merciful will.
Elizabeth, a village girl who has been in the viscounty's underground city in the north for a long time, will eventually wear the emperor's crown.
In the ancient Siberian language originally used by the Supreme God to spread his teachings, "Elizabeth" means "my God is my oath."
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