The Lingering Sound of Singing

The glazed blue butterfly belongs to the sky, and the dung beetle walking upside down belongs to the earth. In the singing tribe deep in the mountains, young Arlo and his sister Alice spent the warmest dusk in their lives. The old chief's tobacco stick, the salty aroma of dried wild boar meat, and the girl's longing for the future in her clear eyes formed the most perfect dream in his life. Until that night, the messenger of the Holy See of Dawn knocked on the wooden door and used the most cruel "purification" to burn all the warmth. It turns out that the end of the fairy tale is an abyss of eternal destruction. When the wings of protection are torn, when the beloved is imprisoned in a high tower, how will the young man, who is burdened with a blood feud, use the courage to overturn all difficulties to reshape the rules of the world in the mud and ruins? This is a tragic song about destruction and rebirth, and an epic about a young man crowned in despair.