Zarveth: The Uncrowned Throne

As the Great Race War raged on, Zarveth, still a mere child, chose to remain on the battlefield rather than flee. From that moment on, he came to understand one absolute truth: true peace has never existed in this cruel world.

​Years later, when all factions grew exhausted by the endless warfare, the three greatest powers on the continent finally reached an agreement. The elf nation of Neiflim, the humans of Arsteim, and the dwarves of Mouncastell formed a peace pact to end the bloodshed that had lasted far too long.
​Yet, the peace that was born was not tranquility, but rather a fragile balance maintained by sacrificing anyone deemed a threat to it.

​Small kingdoms vanished from the map. Borders shifted without warning. Fear forced many nations to join the pact simply to survive. And when the great war finally drew to a close, the world did not truly heal.

​Betrayal still lurked behind the treaty. Every faction knew that the pact was nothing more than a scrap of paper, waiting to be torn apart at any moment.
​While the kingdoms busied themselves maintaining this delicate balance, the monster races multiplied unchecked. In the shadows, mercenary factions plotted revolution. Diplomatic tensions between nations continued to escalate, pushing the continent one step closer to the next great war.

​In the midst of a world slowly spinning toward ruin, Zarveth lives by his own rules and choices, facing moral conflicts, clashing ambitions, and principles constantly tested by reality. Not as a hero. Nor as a savior.
​Every decision he makes carries consequences, and without realizing it, every step he takes slowly drags him into the epicenter of a conflict that could determine the fate of the entire continent.

​As the world marches once again toward war, one ultimate question arises:
It is not whether the world can be saved. But can Zarveth survive until the very end?