Raksa Wicaksana, the young king of Adhirana Kingdom, had just claimed the greatest victory in his nation’s history. In a brutal war against his old enemy, Raksa’s forces broke through the fortress of Samudranta Kingdom and killed their ruler, King Darma Linggana. According to Adhirana’s law of war, Raksa ordered the complete eradication of the enemy’s royal family so no heir could ever seek revenge. Every descendant of Samudranta was slaughtered without mercy. But amid the charred ruins of the palace, Raksa suddenly stopped. On the cold stone floor sat a young girl the youngest daughter of King Darma cradling the lifeless body of her older sibling in her lap. Her faint sobs echoed, the only living sound among the dead. For the first time in his life, Raksa broke his own command. Instead of ending the girl’s life, he brought her back to Adhirana Kingdom as a hostage... and also his personal servant.