In the kingdom of Ara, the divine is not a blessing but a biological sentence. For the Valtain, marked by their colorless skin and white hair, holiness is inextricably tied to a fleeting existence, making every hour spent in ritual a theft from a life already destined to be brief. This tension between sacred duty and the primal urge to live creates a suffocating environment for Rosira, a young woman who views the walls of her temple not as a sanctuary, but as a gilded cage.

As the political landscape of Ara fractures under the weight of civil unrest, the internal struggle for personal agency mirrors the external collapse of the monarchy. The ascent of King Araich, a ruler attempting to distance himself from his father's legacy, provides the catalyst for a collision between the ecclesias...

In the kingdom of Ara, the divine is not a blessing but a biological sentence. For the Valtain, marked by their colorless skin and white hair, holiness is inextricably tied to a fleeting existence, making every hour spent in ritual a theft from a life already destined to be brief. This tension between sacred duty and the primal urge to live creates a suffocating environment for Rosira, a young woman who views the walls of her temple not as a sanctuary, but as a gilded cage.

As the political landscape of Ara fractures under the weight of civil unrest, the internal struggle for personal agency mirrors the external collapse of the monarchy. The ascent of King Araich, a ruler attempting to distance himself from his father's legacy, provides the catalyst for a collision between the ecclesias...