Under The Moon
In a magical world, different from the one we know, a war between two kingdoms makes room for memories of the past, in many cases painful, to be revived. Old feuds come to the surface, making the conflict even more destructive. However, war not only opens space for rivalry, but also for the emergence of forbidden loves and friendships that come into conflict with the hostile situation. Would you even go for a love as forbidden as the one that arises for someone who is supposed to be the target of your hate? Would you resist or surrender to the flame of painful pleasure in love? Would you recoil from the intensity of feelings or would you make them concrete in your actions? Some people... would go to the extreme.
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