The Royal crown

Once upon a time, in the grand kingdom of Elysium, King Magnus ruled with unyielding power and a firm grip on the royal crown.

Prince Cedric, the eldest son and rightful heir to the throne, had always adored his father, looking up to him as a beacon of wisdom and strength.

But behind the facade of a benevolent ruler, King Magnus harbored a dark secret—an insatiable lust for power and an envy for his own son's potential.

Unbeknownst to Cedric, the king had made a pact with a treacherous sorcerer named Malachi, seeking to claim his son's birthright for himself.

As Cedric grew into a valiant warrior and charismatic leader, he became a threat to the king's reign, which drove Magnus further into his devious plan.

At a grand royal banquet, the kingdom's nobles and high-ranking officials gathered, unaware of the impending tragedy that would befall them.

Among the guests was Lady Isabella, a beautiful and intelligent noblewoman who had captured Cedric's heart with her quick wit and compassionate spirit.

Little did Cedric know that Isabella was secretly an agent of King Magnus, tasked with gaining his trust and manipulating him for her father's political gain.

As the evening progressed, King Magnus made a shocking announcement—Cedric would be stripped of his birthright, the royal crown, in favor of his younger brother, Prince Adrian.

Betrayed and filled with rage, Cedric confronted his father, demanding answers for this sudden act of treachery.