The Tale of the Fatalia Kingdom

Peace in Fatalia lasts exactly as long as the Gran Empire wants it to, and the empire has just changed its mind. Leon and his lover Yuni are pulled back into a war nobody in the kingdom asked for.

Years earlier, Princess Elise chose mercy over conquest, sparing the defeated Gran Empire and putting the peace-loving Distol on its throne instead of crushing it outright. That mercy has run out. With the empire declaring war again, Leon, Yuni, Elise, and the Nation of Holy's Saint Maria are dragged from a quiet alliance back into open conflict, and the fallout reaches well past the battlefield.

Combat plays out in turn-based RPG encounters as Leon and his allies push back against the invasion, but the war itself is only half the game. Losing fights, falling under enemy influence, or simply trusting the wrong ally opens the door to corruption, mind control, and netorare scenarios that can turn companions against Leon or drag Yuni into situations he never agreed to. Multiple endings track how much of the kingdom, and the people in it, survive the war intact.