Born into poverty, Luig’s childhood was marked by hardship but also by hope. That fragile hope was shattered when Prince Henry, driven by cruelty and ambition, enslaved the boy. For ten long years, Luig endured relentless torture, stripped of dignity, compassion, and innocence.
What emerged from the chains was no longer the boy who once dreamed of freedom, but a hardened warrior—numb to pain, indifferent to mercy, and fueled only by survival. His heart, once tender, has become a fortress of steel.
Now free, Luig roams the land as a weapon forged in suffering. His path is littered with battles and blood, yet beneath the armor lies a haunting question: is he destined to remain a soulless blade in the service of vengeance, or can the remnants of humanity buried deep within him ever be reclaimed?

THE OBSIDIAN