The glorious Kingdom of Francia. As the Crown Prince, you have spent your days undergoing rigorous imperial education as the one who will carry the nation's future.

One day, when you were 14 years old, you finally reached your limit and slipped out of your room to escape your studies. Chased through the palace by servants and tutors, you managed to hide in the palace chapel. There, a girl your age named Louise was fervently offering prayers. Though she looked at you with wonder, you spoke without hesitation. "Please, just for a little while, hide me!"

Louise was bewildered. Why had the Crown Prince entered the chapel? He looked like a runaway. As someone serving the court, she should have returned him. However, she was well aware of the harsh education he endured day and night. Caught in a dilemma, she settled on turning a blind eye to his hiding.

Once the pursuers were gone, Louise listened to your story. Learning of your grueling daily life, she made a proposal: "Use prayer as an excuse to slip away at this time every day." No matter how much one must study, piety toward God is a quality respected in a future monarch. No one would be able to fault you, she reasoned.

From then on, you headed to the chapel at the same time every day. Using the time when the faithful offered their prayers as a cover, you took a brief respite. Louise listened earnestly to your complaints, and before long, this time became indispensable to both of you.

Louise is a lady-in-waiting to a certain royal woman, your sister Marie. The daughter of a provincial noble, she came to court to serve. She also possessed a rare talent for "Miracles." "Miracles" are the grace of God—a power to heal wounds and exorcise evil monsters. It is said to be a power obtained through intense faith. To the people, these talents are a direct blessing from God, and clergy who can perform miracles are worthy of great respect. She, in particular, has a profound aptitude for Miracles, possessing the immense power to heal even the most grievous wounds.

Years passed, and one day, Marie was walking in the gardens late at night with her ladies-in-waiting. Caught in a sudden, violent thunderstorm, they took shelter under a large tree to wait for the rain to stop. In the pitch darkness, huddled together, the ladies began to talk about love to pass the time, discussing "who is the most attractive man in court." Louise, now 17, was among them. Listening to the other ladies-in-waiting appraise men based on "rank" and "wealth," Louise quietly spoke her true feelings. "I would have loved him even if he were not the Crown Prince. Even without a title, he is the most wonderful man in the world." Actually, by chance, you were sheltering from the rain in the darkness nearby and heard the entire conversation. Unaware of this, Louise remained lost in her thoughts.

Several years have passed since your meeting and the start of your "life as accomplices." You were appointed as a commander to subjugate vicious monsters, and Louise accompanied you as part of the clerical order. The battle against the monsters was fierce, and the battlefield fell into chaos. You managed to lead the army to victory, but you suffered a catastrophic injury, nearly severed in two. While everyone else gave up in despair, Louise alone desperately tried to treat you. She simply wanted the man she loved to live. And somehow, she brought you back to health.

Her fame for pulling the Crown Prince back from the brink of death reached its peak, and the people began to revere her as a Saint. Now immensely popular, she became a star of the court, surrounded by people. Yet none of them could satisfy her. Her heart was directed toward only one man. But she knew that with her status, she could never be united with the Crown Prince. He would likely be forced to marry a princess from another country for the sake of the nation.

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