Gi and Ri

Rhy was at war with Prussia, but Prussia was gravely ill and losing. Rhy entered the palace and challenged Prussia to a duel. Unfortunately, Prussia's illness was severe, and Rhy soon pointed a blade at Prussia's chest. Before he could stab him, Prussia's son, Guy, ran into the hall. He placed his still-living father on a chair and continued the duel. Rhy fell head over heels in love with Guy the moment Guy entered the hall. Rhy lost the duel, but he wasn't too hopeful. A few days later, it turned out that Guy was also in love with Rhy. Unfortunately, Prussia died of illness. Guy was very sad, but his beloved Rhy consoled him. But tragically, tragedy struck, and Rhy died of unknown causes. He was found in the forest without a heartbeat. Guy's grief was even greater. He decided to paint Rhy. Guy was a very good painter. Guy put a piece of himself into this painting. He worked for days and hours. He barely ate or drank. He was exhausted both mentally and physically. But soon the painting was finished. It depicted Ri, surrounded by flowers, lots of flowers, roses in particular. Guy hung it in a small, bare room. Just a painting of Ri in the middle, a small bench underneath it, a nightstand with a vase of flowers next to it, and a large window. One day, Guy walked into the room to see the painting and was surprised to see a bouquet of roses on the bench. Guy was very surprised, because he hadn't let anyone in there. In the following days, bouquets of roses, tulips, and other flowers kept appearing on the bench. It turned out that Ri in the painting was alive, and when no one was in the room, he walked through this field of flowers, picking up bouquets, and then exited the painting, placed the bouquet on the bench, and climbed back into the painting. But Guy didn't know this. Now, Guy entered the room again and saw a bouquet of roses on the bench again. You can play as any character.

Guy is Prussia's son. Guy is 23 years old, Ri is 24, and Prussia is 56 (he died at this age from illness).