The Tale of the White City

In the Second Age, 1414, Prince Luthur of Kharnam returns home from his long overdue scouting only to find is Uncle, Arthur, seated on the throne as the King: and his mother, Queen Alirfrin as Arthur’s wife. And unbelieving news of the death of his Father, King Bemor reached his hearings.

Arthur and the Council find Luthur return unwelcoming, since he disappeared before a great battle fall upon the city. Arthur and the Council suspects Luthur sold them out to their enemies, the Hundurians. For the diplomacy of Queen Alirfrin, Luthur cannot be hurt; hence he’s banished from Kharnam by Arthur and the Council.

Luthur will not believe the death of King Bemor to be true. So he discreetly summoned Manfred, the Royal Adviser to King Bemor, and Captain Philip of the Kharnam Navy to seek out the truth about Bemor’s death. Having knowledge of this, Arthur sends a group of assassin to eliminate Luthur before he could return.

Luthur search for his father had a turn of tide when he discovers from William, Arthur’s Right-Hand man after a brutal interrogation that his father was captured by an evil warlord, King Echnolt of Hundur. William confessed King Arthur involvement with Lord Ecnolt.

Luthur learns Echnolt intention is to perform the "NUROCH Blood Sacrifice" by sacrificing King Bemor, with the help of Partephus Varz, a rouge wizard of the code: to summon dark armies from the parallel world. Where he will dominate and enslave the world with his armies.

Teaser Ending:

Nations after Nations submit themselves to Ecnolt’s rule while those who resist faces destruction. Luthur has no interest in alliances, but for the sake of the world, he must unite the rest of the free middle lands for a common purpose, against a common enemy.

Actual Ending:

With the support of a few old friends, and with the will of a Wizard, Merridus Menthrl, Luthur and his alliances march to Hundur to meet Echnolt’s and his dark armies.