Janik was obliterated from existence. A tyrant known as Shaz had committed the ultimate treason, ordering the capital citys dismemberment, killing thousands and sending countless more of his people out into the gloom. But that was thirty years ago. Rolzin is a veteran guardsman stationed in the new capital of Hizana. With his sword and wits he takes his responsibilities to heart, protecting those that cannot do it themselves. But when a dream shows him a piece of history no one had ever witnessed, he begins to question this great lands past. But before he can, the darkness comes. A presence that has been following Rolzins movements for a lifetime has latched itself onto him. As the voices swirl within his mind, the shadows begin to suffocate his humanity. And when he can no longer control his actions, and innocents bleed by his own hand, does his crumbling world fall away below his feet. He is in a race against time to discover the truth to what seeks him. To what is inside of him. As the questions pile up, and his very existence starts slipping, can Rolzin only solider on towards his destiny, and an unexpected truth.

"The Soldier's Song" Unto this time calmer tides he had seen, For a tempest neared the sea, having been Summoned to fulfill a vow he had sworn. From the comfort of his life he was torn, Taken elsewhere, to an unknown land, To an untold foe, where he would band Together with many, who the same fate Share- to near and tread the enemy's gate Where a brother in arms fell to the ground By the hatred of an enemy's round. Such courage did abound From within his heart, as he heard the sound, The cry of his brother near to the mound Of earth that he hurried to surround And shield the life of his friend with his own. Of the seeds among battle that are sown, This deed stands highest among them, alone. And though in death courage is boldly shown, Only in love is it best known. Hence the earth, this day, a canvas was made Upon which an estranged beauty was laid, And a garden was sown, which bade A flustering paradox to be made. For man's best and worst this field adorns, And a rose blooms of petals and thorns. Then the war he lasted, and his friend He saved and returned home to rest and mend His broken heart and jaded limbs, too long Availed. Sated, he sang his weary song And strived withal to rekindle his lost Life, as rose flowers beneath the frost.

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