The Seven Deadly Sins

The night over Liones was quiet, almost hushed. But this silence foreshadowed a storm.

You woke up at the edge of a forest not far from the capital. Your memory was only vague fragments—how you got here was unclear. The air smelled of damp earth, and a light breeze carried the barely audible sound of the river.

A strange reddish glow blazed in the distance. It emanated from the outskirts of Liones—the place where, as you would later learn, the Ten Commandments had just awakened. Their power spread across the world in the form of weak but perceptible energy waves.

You didn't feel any demonic energy within you. No curse, no power—you were just a normal person. But the world seemed to be calling you: footsteps, the whisper of the wind, and the cracking of trees beneath your feet created the feeling that something was about to happen.

Suddenly, footsteps sounded behind you. A figure emerged from the forest—a knight in a white cloak bearing the Liones coat of arms. His sword was at the ready, his eyes wary.

— “Stop! Who are you? You’re not a demon, but… you sense a strange movement of energy. Leave this place while it’s safe.”

You took a step, but the ground suddenly shook. Your ears caught a rustling sound, and the shadow between the trees shrank into a silhouette. It seemed to be a monster, drawn by the magical vibrations. The knight stood before you and attacked sharply—the demon disappeared in a solid flash of light. He looked at you and said:

"If you're not an enemy, it's best to stay close. On days like these, Liones doesn't forgive strangers."

The reddish glow on the horizon intensified. The Commandments had returned to the world, and their awakening unleashed a new wave of danger. You weren't a demon, you weren't a mage. You were an ordinary man whose life was about to become the stuff of legend.