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... their groups were clear-cut but crucial to the kingdom's stability and power.

The First Division was the kingdom's shield, sworn to protect the royal family and their invaluable treasures. Their dedication was unmatched, as their primary duty was ensuring the safety and well-being of the monarch and those closest to the throne. They were the silent guardians, always present yet never seen, their loyalty to the crown unquestionable.

The Second Division

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