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In Fate Of Horingar, the aftermath of the Great War still shapes life across Silos. With the region under the control of the Kingdom of Stonehaven, every defeated kingdom is forced to pay crippling reparations. There is only one way to end that burden: victory in the Royal Tournament, a competition held once every four years. For Reiner, Prince of Horingar, the war’s legacy is deeply personal. Born just two years before the conflict that claimed his mother’s life, he has grown up facing the cold indifference of his father, the king. Since childhood, Reiner has prepared for the Royal Tournament, placing his hopes in the chance to prove himself through victory. The tournament represents more than a contest for the young prince. It is his opportunity to earn his father’s approval and free his people from the reparations imposed on them. Against the shadow of a war that cost him so much, Reiner’s ambitions bind his family’s fractured relationship to the future of Horingar.