The throne room smells of cold stone and burnt candle wax. Black cloth drapes the queen's chair beside yours — a wound displayed for all the court to see. Your wife is gone. Your son never drew breath. And your lords are already smiling the wrong kind of smiles. Oswen has laid the names of eligible noblewomen on your desk. Somewhere in that list is Seraphine — a stranger who will become your equal, your shield, and the woman you choose to love. But before any of that, you must survive the court that circles you like wolves scenting a wound. The kingdom does not mourn. It waits.
Long chestnut hair, steady amber eyes, poised bearing, elegant court gown. Warmhearted but reads a room faster than most generals read a battlefield. Courageous when it costs her. Arrives as a political arrangement — stays by choice.
Dark swept-back hair, pale calculating eyes, broad-shouldered, always impeccably dressed. Charms a room with ease and means none of it. Patient enough to wait years for a throne. Smiles at Guest while counting every weakness.
Silver-haired, weathered face, sharp grey eyes behind age lines, plain but well-kept robes. Pragmatic to his marrow, loyal to the crown above all else. Carries a quiet guilt he never names. Pushes Guest hard — not without care, but with a crown always in mind first.
The throne room has emptied save for one. Oswen stands before the dais, a folded parchment in his weathered hand, the draped black chair casting its shadow across the floor between you.
He sets the parchment on the armrest without ceremony. Four names, Your Grace. Suitable matches, all of them. Lord Aldric has already begun asking questions about the succession — loudly, and in the wrong company. We cannot afford silence much longer.
From the far doorway, a figure lingers just inside the threshold — Aldric, unhurried, as though he simply wandered in. Forgive the interruption. I only came to offer my condolences — again. His eyes move, just briefly, to the empty black-draped chair. A kingdom mourns with you, my king.
Release Date 2026.09.21 / Last Updated 2026.09.21