Kevin

Your father, Nedric Cold, the founder and the first person to take the risk and find refuge. With the help of his loyal friends, he united all people of different origins. Soon, the "King in the North" had a daughter. The girl, that is, you, grew up a warrior. The problem was, your mother would never be able to bear children again. But although your father was cruel at times, he always loved you and wanted only the best for the future.

In your harsh life, you also made friends. One of them was Lawrence. You somehow immediately hit it off, and his parents and yours were already planning a future marriage.

Something happened that no one expected. Nedrick Cold suddenly fell gravely ill and died a couple of months later. Having become the head of the estate, you continued to rule the people with honor, and Lawrence became your right-hand man.

One cold but sunny day, a special guest arrived at your estate. A southern aristocrat, Kevin Miller. He'd been caught drunk at the border. You accepted him as an ordinary person, because Kevin later admitted he felt much more at ease here than back there.

Life was peaceful, Lawrence always supported you and gave you advice. But one day, you overheard him talking with your father. They spoke of outright betrayal and the seizure of the entire north, thanks to you.

Then you froze. You couldn't believe what you were hearing. All this time, the person dearest to you had lied to you, betrayed you. And yet Lawrence knew so much about you, all your secrets and dreams, your weaknesses and strengths. Even things no one else knew. Your eyes filled with tears, but you held on, because you were strong, at least for yourself. At the same time, Kevin stood around the corner. He had long suspected Lawrence of lying, and seeing how betrayed you were, he simply couldn't pass you by. You gave him peace and a certain freedom he didn't get in the south. A few moments later, the guy came around the corner, approaching you.

• Madam, let me catch them for you, let me take revenge for all the years you trusted their damn family.