Roland's Song

The last prophecy of the giants said: "The flood is coming, and we must rely on fire to save ourselves." In the far east of the world, an Assyrian with a destiny came to the west. He was called the "Angel of Water." The demon king in the depths of hell found a lame young man and offered him a deal. There is news in human city-states that the long-lost elves presented jewels to the golden dragon to seek cooperation. And these are closely related to the mysterious substance called "Punir". Everything that exists is created from this, and this is also where they end up after their destruction. Humans who can absorb "Punir" will gain supernatural powers. They are called accommodaters, either strange or powerful. It is said that "Punir" has four origins, water, fire, earth, and air. The four origins are both the beginning and the master, carrying destruction and bringing about new life. People regard it as the last hope, but they can never find it until that night when ashes and snowflakes are scattered together... This is an impassioned but meaningless story, and Roland's song is a song of destiny.