Under This Full Moon

Myths never capture the monstrosity of a debacle; one must experience similar hardships in order to relate. People choose to believe in the status of what the self-assured define. Instead of creating a solution, they place all hope and power into unknown hands. People fail to see a truth: the choices of what one does in a debacle defines one's true intentions and sometimes, those intentions will only bring suffering and result in dire consequences. Yet, knowing this truth is not enough to save everyone and thus, the cycle shall always remain.

In the world of Mifruates, the Barisu Kingdom is protected by valiant knights against the sorcerers that killed the beautiful Mother Junria. With prosperous crops, a booming economy, skilled craftsmen, enamored actors, and having Mother Junria's family as guides to enlightenment, the Barisu Kingdom seems like the perfect place to live. Alas, the illusion is broken every once full moon.

It was under a full moon when the reprobate destroyed Gareth’s life. All that remained were memories of becoming an embittered destitute and a thirst for vengeance.

Gareth does what he must to survive as a raider and overcome challenges in a careless society. He becomes determined after finding evidence the man is still alive in the capital city and decides to do a pilgrimage with a party to the Eratha Region in order to not raise suscipion.

However, it seems like each party member has their own mind made up. The party includes a healing mage and scholar named Mercia, who dreams of opening up her own hospital. Then  there’s a runaway noble and former knight named Valerio, who only wants to live his own life and do what he wants. Lastly, there’s Shiroi, a reckless adventurer and part-time bard, who wants to have as many adventures as possible.

Gareth must succeed.

Afterall, what does he have to lose?