The truth is, almost two years have passed since I finished this story, and since, in general, advertising bots are the main readers of my novel, I never bothered to write a synopsis.

But if you're a real person with a story behind you, then I could summarize this tale in a simple sentence: A redundant story about Kings, Soldiers, and Wizards.

Our protagonist is a young noble who must leave his home to embark on a new life in the imperial capital, becoming a wizard to maintain his comfortable lifestyle. However, this journey and Apolo's life hide a great secret that will gradually unfold until this profound secret takes center stage in the story.

Without giving away too many spoilers, I could describe the story as cruel, realistic, and quite coherent. The main character, Apolo, is a poor boy who has gradually been consumed by his past and must confront it to see the present clearly and embrace the future with joy. However, as life itself has taught me, such things only happen in fairy tales, and unfortunately, this is a redundant story about Kings, Soldiers, and Wizards.