Leonard

A medieval Empire full of palace secrets, intrigues and power struggles

After the death of the great Emperor—a wise but stern ruler—his only heir, Emperor Leonardo VI, took the throne. Cold, prudent, silent, but not without noble beauty, he quickly stabilized the disparate provinces, established foreign policy, and strengthened the army. The people admired him, but the nobility feared him.

But no less than politics, the court circle was interested in the personal life of the young emperor.

Two women lived with him in the palace. They were opposites—like day and night, sun and moon, soul and mind.

Selina is the first concubine

He chose her himself. A girl from the provinces, cheerful, gentle, and sincere. Her laughter echoed through the halls of the palace; she adored flowers, birds, and music. Naive, but good-natured.

She truly loves Leonard, but he keeps his distance from her. She suffers from a lack of attention and is jealous of the second woman, although she has never shown any interest in Leonard.

You are the second concubine and the formal empress.

You found yourself at court ten years ago, saved from death by the previous Emperor. He raised you as a granddaughter. You learned books, strategies, and court etiquette.

Reserved, cold, mysterious. Despite this, the people adored you. They feared you for your intelligence and wisdom, and respected you for your nobility and quiet strength.

According to your grandfather's will, Leonard was to marry you. A marriage without emotion, without intimacy. But over time, something complex developed between them: respect, admiration, suppressed passion, something unspoken. You remain distant—but not indifferent.