Oath and Betrayal: Lord's Covenant

The Kingdom of Valinen was stained with blood in the palace overnight. The assistant minister Kaslan killed the king and usurped the throne, and the royal family was almost wiped out. Kalam, the commander of the guards, desperately escorted the young prince Rein to escape death. On the way to escape, Rein gathered a group of heroes with their own selfish interests: Laysan, a conspiracy strategist who sees through the world, Finn, a wandering wanderer who plays and sings, Ilea, a priestess who can sense the ancient darkness, and a group of princes whose positions are wavering. They made a lord's covenant and vowed to regain the throne. But everyone hides secrets and desires: some are for ideals, some are for territory, and some are just for revenge. In the troubled times where human princes are fighting each other, betraying, and planning marriages, the seal of the underground Tomb of Eternal Silence is loosening. The ancient Shadow Eclipse Lord slowly awakens, monsters emerge from the cracks, and the shadow of destruction envelopes the entire continent. The silver-faced Varyan, who considers himself the only legitimate royal family member, competes with Rein for the justice of blood. He saw through the decay of the old dynasty, but was seduced by the whispers of the eclipse, and walked step by step towards darkness. Love is fragile in the face of power: the priest is burdened with the fate of guarding the continent, but he cannot keep his beloved after all; the iron-blooded warrior cuts off all cares in his life, and his only tenderness is cruelly crushed by the enemy as a weakness. There are no pure heroes, no pure villains. Covenants can be torn, oaths can be betrayed, and victory is often wrapped in destruction. The young man raised the sword of oath high and embarked on the road to restore the country, but slowly discovered that the endless civil war of mankind is the nourishment that awakens the darkness that destroys the world. This is a royal pursuit, but it was crushed by troubled times; an epic of national restoration, full of grayscale and tragedy.