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My little sister and I were forced to bear witness to a traumatizing sight. We were looked upon as sons and daughters of horrid royal family. We lost both out parents. I tried to be strong, protecting my sister from Orbus, my fathers brother. All my efforts in the end were in vain. I tried using words to reason with him, but it all led to the downfall of this kingdom of ours."

"He corrupted it through these years. My sister might have yet to recover from our parents death, but she is locked away somewhere else. I want to rescue her badly, but I'm too weak. Orbus's hunger for domination led to him recklessly attacking Ardrasthrur, and in return we lost a lot of lives. Many families were devastated that day.

I could hear them wep even from inside my cell. Those who did retuurn however, told the story of
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"I introduce you all to the son of King Arthur Kal-Ardonia! Prince Gram!"

"To prove the authenticity to my claim, I present to you a letter written by King Arthur himself about the whereabouts of prince Gram and where he was sent after King Arthur's life was unfortunately taken."

"The letter states where we should find the young prince, and there he lived for these few years."

King Lazarus went on about what will happen next to the kingdoms welfare and recovery from the recent attack from Vasantria.

Now prince Gram roams the palace, thinking about what he should do. Those few years he spent living in librarium Arcadia, a place where books about everything were said to be had given him a knowledge so vast that he can outsmart an adult far wiser than him. It may be possible that he is the wisest of them all now.

For someone who has intelligence in his arsenal, what should come next?

He heads to a school in the second-circle district to further increase his knowledge, but instead of learning he was made to teach even the teachers of what they should be teaching

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