The duality of life can be a have a cruel predilection for the fortunate. Whilst some thrive in a rich environment, comforted by the pleasures of man and society, others must dwell within the darkness, tasting naught but despair and misery. Yet why must one resolve oneself to this fate? Do you have to just sit there and die, covered in the filth of the world: a miserable figure not even worth pity?  "No" answered the knight. But alas his plans were for nothing. In the end his resolve meant nothing. Yet his story is not over, for another shall rise: small, forgotten by the world, but a being who will usurp the balance that exists nonetheless. Will he accept the knight's call? Far away from the plight of the knight and his young protege, there exists a family. Blessed by the gods they fight to protect their kingdom and their people. How shall they play into the story of the knight's grand scheme?