Setting the scene…
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Crimson Betrayal, Golden Dawn
Visual Style and AestheticThe art style leans heavily into stark, high-contrast black-and-white ink work, reminiscent of dark fantasy manga like Berserk or Tokyo Ghoul.The Empire: Rendered in blinding, overwhelming whites, glittering…
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Previously
…Roric and Lyra stood in the heart of the silence, the only solid presences in a universe reborn. They looked around, expecting to see nothingness, but instead, they saw… possibility. The void was not an end, but a beginning. The constraints were gone. The cycle was broken. Kaelen Vance was gone. Or, perhaps, he had become something more. He had become the absence from which all things could again emerge, free from the shadows of the past. The Crimson Betrayal had cost him everything, but in his Golden Dawn, he had given the universe a chance to truly begin. The dawn that followed was not golden, but a soft, uncertain grey, pregnant with the promise of a future unwritten.