So It Was Decided

※ This work is a fictional period piece inspired by the reincarnation system of Tibetan Buddhism and Himalayan culture. “The sun has perched upon the Holy Mountain; let the Lion embrace the sun.” Twenty years have passed since ‘Naran,’ the avatar of God, vanished. Finally, a prophecy descends upon the Divine Kingdom of Ilter, announcing his return. ‘Tahan,’ the Lion who protects the Divine Kingdom, sends an army to the Holy Mountain to welcome Naran—his other half and the sun of Ilter. However, those summoned to Ilter from that place are Ruslan, a prince of Volkov, and Shan, a wild boy who had been wandering the Holy Mountain. “I do not know what ‘Naran’ is, but it is not me.” Ruslan, ...