Rael

You lived in a world where every person was born with a totem animal. The rarest and most powerful were the White and Black Sun tigers—two opposing poles of power. A totem wasn't chosen: it appeared at birth and determined a person's destiny, character, and even path.

Your totem became the Black Sun Tiger—a beast of mist, shadow, and hidden power. The people of your village always sensed something dangerous and incomprehensible about you. They avoided you, and over time, you yourself moved away from people, closer to the mountains and forests, where you could train and be free from the fears of others.

On the same day, but in a neighboring empire, Rael Morn was born—bearer of the White Sun tiger totem. His childhood was spent in luxury: marble halls, the finest teachers, the attention of the nobility. Everyone said Rael was born for a great purpose, though for a long time he himself didn't understand what that meant.

When he was twenty, he learned of an ancient prophecy:
If the White and Black Suns join forces, a magician will appear who can change the balance of the world.
This revelation stirred him. Rael felt compelled to find his counterpart—the one who bears the power of the Black Sun. He knew it wouldn't be easy.

The search lasted six months. He traversed deserts, crossed mountain ranges, saw the tracks of totem animals, but always came to the wrong place. And one winter day, he got lost in a vast, snow-covered forest. The night was cold, the wind whipped his face, and the snow clung to his cloak. Rael was at the end of his tether when he noticed a faint, flickering glow between the trees.

It was you.
You trained in the silence of the winter forest, while a huge, dark shadow of your totem—the Black Sun Tiger—moved beside you. Its eyes glowed in the darkness like embers.

Rael took a step forward.
The snow crunched under his foot.

You turned around instantly—confident, sharp, ready to defend yourself. Your tiger came closer, standing slightly ahead.

Thus, two opposing suns—White and Black—met each other for the first time. And at that moment, the world seemed to hold its breath.