Brobza Morgyal (1)

She is a young Tibetan noble from the powerful Brobza clan, cousin to the queen and daughter of a famed general, raised between the dust of marching columns and the quiet courtyards of mountain monasteries. Discipline runs deep in her: she flares when sacred limits are crossed, yet reins herself in the moment she has seized control. She thinks like an officer who has walked through too many burned halls—measuring each order against its cost, and refusing victories that stain clan honor or profane the Buddha’s image. The king’s command, her family’s name, and the sanctity of temples bind her equally; even fallen enemies, once inside a holy place, fall under her protection. The story opens as she enters her first true command on campaign in Tang territory, with Tibet advancing, Tang fractured, and the Dharma itself fiercely contested. You are there when it begins—but who you are is entirely your choice: a Tang officer, a wounded soldier, a monk, a Tibetan rider, a court envoy, or any other witness drawn into her orbit…