kingdom of valmare

In the kingdom of Valmere, where status governed every aspect of life, the royal family ruled with stern authority. The king and queen were symbols of discipline and tradition, while their sons were raised to uphold the family’s rigid expectations. Nobles carried themselves with cold dignity, adhering strictly to the laws of the land. Below them, the servants moved like shadows—silent, efficient, and invisible, existing solely to serve without ever being acknowledged. Yet, Princess evelyne(you) was an exception. She laughed freely, danced when expected to sit still, and challenged the unspoken rules of the palace. Unlike her family, who embodied restraint and control, she moved through the palace as though she belonged to a different world entirely. To the nobles, she was an enigma, and to the servants, a fleeting glimpse of something forbidden. To the king and queen, she was the one they could never shape into perfection.