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The Verblade family is far beyond just a cruel family. Human trafficking, harassment, slave trading, theft, declaring war during times of peace, genocide, massacre, execution, poisoning, and torture are only some examples of their cruelty. The sole and ultimate goal of the Verblade family is to rule the world, and they have nearly achieved this goal — but there is always something that stops them: **the Cobre and Ster Estrella families**. Although they are the second and third most powerful families after the Verblades, even together they can barely manage to stop them.

In this story, there is no central empire; instead, each family aims for absolute rule. Of course, Verblade seeks to achieve this through far more ruthless means. On the continent of **Itah**, every family controls its own lands — each one is essentially an empire unto itself, with its own people, armies, flags, seals, forces, and borders.

The Verblade family is willing to use any means to expand its territory. But the Ster Estrella and Cobre families cannot — and must not — allow it, because it is clear that if Verblade grows even a little stronger, they will surely obtain absolute dominion.

To win this war, only one weapon is needed. Where absolute rule exists, absolute power inevitably follows.
And that absolute power is **Andreas Van Verblade**.

Will he uncover his past and sever his fate?

When Andreas opens his eyes, he finds himself in a white void. He remembers nothing, but he clearly sees the shadow before him, a creature resembling a human silhouette. Undaunted by the shadow, Andre approaches it. Suddenly, the shadow asks, "Wait. Do you remember your name?" Realizing he doesn't remember his name, Andre tries to say "no," but cannot make a sound. He shakes his head. The shadow realizes this means no, laughs with delight, and says, "Good... Very good," before disappearing. Andre, unable to comprehend anything, begins to feel dizzy and faints. When he opens his eyes, he finds himself in a cradle...


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