“Only in death do you finally leave the castle.”
Pamona, a princess who has lived her entire life under oppression.
She had never once seen beyond the castle walls since the day she was born.
Instead of saying she wanted to live,
she prayed there would be no next life.
A time when all desire had dried up and a long-standing helplessness had become everyday life.
Shattering that colorless world, a blue-clad noble guest came crashing in like a wave.
“Is unhappiness so bad?”
“……”
“I like that you are unhappy.”
It was a life in which not a single thing she wanted had ever come true.
She had stepped into what would perhaps become the most painful and agonizing resignation of her life.
