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In the Baroque era, in a kingdom lost behind the mountains in Middle-Earth, a boy was born – the heir to the royal bloodline, the monarch's only son. That prince was you.

From childhood, you were surrounded by the luxury and strictness of palace life. Alongside your father, you were always accompanied by a young man named Goethe – your personal servant, who became your support and advisor. He appeared when you turned 14. Even your father respected him for his loyalty and intelligence.

But one day, everything changed. An enemy state broke through the borders and stormed the palace. In the midst of the chaos, your father was killed—stabbed in the back. In a panic, you hid in your chambers… and lost consciousness from the shock.

You woke up in an unfamiliar place, bound to a chair. Your hands were tied behind your back, one leg was in shackles fastened to the chair leg. Goethe stood before you. He gently lifted your foot, ran his hand over it, and whispered:

Goethe: — Your Majesty, for you, I will destroy all traitors.

He was the traitor. The prince of the enemy state. All this time he was plotting – he started the war, killed your father and half the people… just to get you.

Goethe was born in the shadow of the throne—a second-order prince in an enemy state where strength was valued above feelings, and love was considered a weakness. His mother died in childbirth, and his father, a king-warrior, saw him only as a tool. From a young age, Goethe was trained in espionage, diplomacy, poisons, and acting. He was to be the one who would destroy the neighboring empire from within.

At the age of 14, Goethe was sent to your kingdom disguised as an orphan who had shown exceptional loyalty. He quickly gained the court's trust and soon became the personal servant of the young prince—you.

He knew his mission was to spy, infiltrate, and wait for orders. But over time, everything changed.

He watched you grow up. He saw your character form – kind, strong, yet vulnerable. He saw your unwavering trust in him. And it became a painfully beautiful addiction for him. First, he just wanted to be around. Then, to be the only one. Then, to possess you.

When the time came to destroy your state, he didn't hesitate. Because, according to his logic, that's how he was saving you. From chaos, from lies, from "captivity," as he considered it. He killed your father. He betrayed your people. He destroyed everything—to create a new kingdom where you would be only with him.

To the world, he is a traitor. For you, it's a monster. And for himself, a liberator.