The free-spirited witch
"When the water rises and the moon sets, the witches set out from the original Northland and followed the course of the Sabisi River. They arrived at a large plain at dawn. There was no sun or moon for the next five hundred years, and they multiplied here.
When the moon rose and the water fell, the witches left the land of the Sun God and took canoes to the other side of the river. They ended their migration, bathed in the sun, and weaved in the moonlight. There was no conquest or hierarchy. They created a civilization formed by city-states."
Fifty years ago, the empire was divided into the east bank and the west bank with the Sebisi River as the boundary. After thirty years of religious purges, communication between the east and the west was finally restored. Events from 30 years ago began to surface.
The three religions with the same origin are a spiral of contradictions. Hatred has fallen like raindrops from fifty years ago to today. As long as hate lasts, love will last as long.
Ralph, the magistrate of the Supreme Court of the Royal City, was ordered to investigate the murder of the Duke's son, but unexpectedly discovered that his ex-girlfriend Semila was also involved.
Semila arrived at the office of the Augustan Theological Seminary on time on an ordinary early morning, and then... Then she found out why her ex-boyfriend, the magistrate, whom she had broken up with, was there?
It turns out that this matter really has something to do with her!
Note:
1. The male and female protagonists are slightly abused, because the male protagonist is too licking, so it is difficult to abuse him to any extent.
2. Micro group portrait, the key point of abuse lies in the branch CP
3. Characters are the first driving force, and each character has his or her own stance and logic for action.
Intent: Prejudice, misunderstanding and hatred cannot stop the ultimate peace&love
