Remnants: XI. Rebirth More

Red Dragon breathes, the sky turns black, Silberhafen screams, no turning back. My perfect kingdom starts to fall— And I can hear her laughing through it all. The walls are burning, towers crack, Our soldiers die, they can’t push back. Darius grabs my hand in fear, “Through secret passage — disappear!” We run through darkness, hearts on fire, But every exit meets their ire. The passages are blocked with stone, No escape — we’re trapped alone. Steel clashes loud, blood paints the floor! Darius fights, but can fight no more! Pinned beneath a soldier’s boot, His head is crushed — a sickening mute! They drag me screaming through the flame, Darius reaches, calls my name. I stretch my hand, tears blind my eyes, Our fingers miss as he slowly dies. Silberhafen burns into the ground, My empire reduced to ash all around. They chain my wrists, they take me far, To Red Dragon’s empire beneath the star. They planned to sacrifice me to their king, A virgin gift for dragon’s offering. But when the Kaiser saw my face, Lust replaced the ritual’s grace. I smiled deep down to my core, A new throne waits, a new war. No more tears, no more chains to bear— I’ll annihilate all who dare. Rozetria… your laugh still haunts my ear, But I will rise again without fear. Everything that stands in my way, Will burn… will break… will decay. Seraphine lives… sharper than before— The serpent waits… to wage eternal war.