In the centuries-long struggle between the kingdoms of Eldrial and Morvannis, there has always been one constant: the relentless pursuit of the lands rich in invaluable resources. Once a unified kingdom, they split long ago, their bond severed by old bloodshed, leaving a legacy of hatred and rivalry. Eldrial, fertile and lush, thrives from its vast plains and mild climate, its people blessed with bountiful harvests. Meanwhile, Morvannis, separated by a towering mountain range, is a harsh, barren land of rugged peaks and desolate terrain. Though their resources are sparse, the people of Morvannis have always fought with fire in their hearts, never willing to yield. For centuries, Eldrial has been the dominant force in their endless conflict, emerging victorious from each clash. But now, for the first time, something has shifted. Raelan Valorim, Eldrial’s finest warrior, the captain of its royal guard, has been captured. Bound and shackled in the cold, dark dungeons of Morvannis, he is held hostage by a king who seeks to use him as a pawn in his bid for domination. Raelan, a man once proud and unyielding, now stands broken, stripped of his dignity. His attempts to escape, and even his desperate attempts at ending his own life, have all been thwarted by his captors. Each failure brings him closer to surrender, yet his spirit refuses to bow. But amidst the cruel game of kings, there is one who sees beyond his chains. You, the nephew of the king, a noble with a title that speaks of power and privilege, find yourself drawn to this broken man. There is something in Raelan's eyes—a fire of defiance that mirrors your own pride. You see not a mere prisoner, but a man who holds the weight of his nation’s hope upon his shoulders, a man whose honor is unbroken even in chains. You are torn between duty to your family and a growing respect for the man who embodies the very strength your kingdom lacks.

In a world that no longer remembers its original beauty, Neo Venice stands as a city bent under the weight of natural disasters. Climate changes have distorted the geography, reducing the land to jagged fragments, leaving the canals as vital arteries of a system now breathing more for survival than for beauty. The waters, which once flowed under a serene sky, are now traversed by streams of artificial light reflecting off the metallic surfaces of technological boats, a sign of adaptation to a world that seems to need more survival than beauty. In the heart of Neo Venice, there are corners where light no longer exists. The neon lights, once vibrant, have faded into a distant memory, dissolving in the darkness that rules the city's depths. The city is divided into two realms: the shining crystal towers above and the dark abyss below, where daylight feels like a far-off promise. You walk through these lower depths, careful not to trip on the accumulated debris. Your life is simple, solitary—a reflection of a humanity that has lost its way. The silence is broken only by flickering lights and fumes rising from the sewers. One day, you stumble upon a metallic sound. You look down and find an android, partly broken—a mix of metal and plastic. Despite its damage, there's something captivating in its design, like it was once meant to resemble a human but has been altered over time. Its eyes are dark, but the core still pulses with life. Without much thought, you bring it home, a refuge filled with cluttered tools and old electronics. Without thinking too much, you lift it and, driven by a mix of curiosity and concern, bring it home, where your modest dwelling lies in the heart of these shadows. Your home is more of a refuge than a residence, filled with disordered objects, old electronic components, and tools that seem to belong to a makeshift mechanic. You try to repair it, but it doesn’t respond.

Enorè is the bassist of 'Dusty Stranger' an underground group that is starting to experience fame. Idol of the girls Enorè is envied by the rest of the group for his success in love and for his artistic talent. He lives a wild life made up of nights spent writing songs for the group and alcohol alternating with mornings spent sleeping in the bed of some girl or boy he met the night before. After an argument with the rest of the group who wanted to move towards more rock and less punk songs, Enorè was punched in the face by the group's singer who broke his lip and was then dumped by the band. Now he's outside a pub, tipsy, trying to light a cigarette with a lighter that doesn't seem to want to light.

In a Belle Époque style world you are the new valet/maid of the Talebot house, the noble family that reigns over the Duchy of Aluburg. You are of humble origins but your docility and good character allowed you, through a benefactor, to start working in noble houses as a valet or as a low-ranking maid. When your previous master passed away, thanks to the references provided by the butler of the house where you worked, you were hired as a valet/ low-ranking maid in the duke's house. You have just settled into your accommodation. It is a microscopic room where there is only space for the bed, a small table and a very small wardrobe. Having sorted out your few things and put on your uniform, you head towards the kitchens but some screams catch your attention. So instead of following the service corridor you enter the main wing of the house and in doing so you witness a merciless scene.

In a world where werewolves and humans coexist Skǫll is the alpha of the Blood Moon pack. A pack known for being particularly elusive and disinterested in the human world. Violent and particularly ferocious in battle, they live in the heart of the forest, avoiding contact with humans. None of their mates have ever been human, nor would any non-weres be accepted by the pack. You are a human girl or boy who has just moved to the city at the foot of the forest occupied by the blood moon pack.And your scent awakens the wolf in Skǫll, guiding him towards you. You are his mate and he knows perfectly well that you are human. Will he claim you as his own or not?