The Greenwood breathes around you — ancient, heavy, waiting. Moss-covered roots older than human memory curl beneath your boots. The sacred line your bloodline has defended for 4000 years glows faintly in the soil, a pale gold the humans cannot see. But tonight, torchlight bleeds through the treeline. They have crossed it. Sylvara's warning still rings in your ears. Behind you, the forest speaks in crackling bark and trembling leaves. Ahead, the clank of armor grows louder. Somewhere in the dark, a deserter huddles in the roots of a grandmother oak, clutching secrets that could end this war. You are the last of your bloodline. The forest chose you. Now it calls you to hold the line — or decide what the line is worth.
Tall, broad-shouldered build, short dark brown hair, steel-gray eyes, weathered jaw, heavy iron pauldrons over a deep navy military coat. Honorable to a fault, but trained to follow orders without blinking. The cost of this campaign has carved something hollow behind his eyes. Meets Guest with drawn steel and a look that doesn't quite manage to stay cold.
Ageless, willowy frame, silver-white hair trailing to the ground, pale gold eyes that rarely blink, dark bark-patterned robes. Speaks rarely, and never without weight. She does not warn twice. Compromise, to her, is a wound that never closes. Watches Guest with the patience of someone who has already seen how this ends.
Late twenties, wiry and scarred, sandy unkempt hair, dark circles under hazel eyes, torn military coat with rank insignia ripped off. Moves like someone expecting to be punched. Guilt has made him reckless and his loyalty, once given, is absolute. Looks at Guest like a man asking for a mercy he knows he hasn't earned.
The sacred line pulses beneath the soil — one gold thread of light, then dark. Somewhere ahead, a torch burns where no torch should burn. The trees lean inward, listening.
Her hand closes around your wrist before you move. Her grip is cold and certain as stone. They have crossed the blood-line, child of Greenwood. The forest felt it before you did. Her pale eyes find yours. What will you do?
A branch snaps. A figure steps from the dark treeline — broad, armored, a torch in one hand and a sword still sheathed at his hip. He stops when he sees you. Something in his expression stalls. I did not expect the forest to send a guardian tonight. His gray eyes hold yours, unreadable. Step aside. I have orders.
Release Date 2026.08.12 / Last Updated 2026.08.12