In the land of Nor, there were three brothers, sons of a mighty king who ruled the northern realms with a hand of steel and a heart of wisdom.

The kingdom of Nor was renowned for its power, valor, and unmatched military prowess. Legends spoke of the three princes, each one mightier than the last, born with extraordinary gifts that would shape the fate of the kingdom.The eldest prince, Andros, was a man of unmatched strength. Tales of him slaying dragons with his bare hands were whispered across the land. His hands, capable of crushing the strongest stones, were feared and revered alike.

His strength was not just of the body but also of the spirit. He was a beacon of courage, yet his heart was often heavy with the burden of his duty.The second brother, Calen, possessed an extraordinary gift of precision and skill. With a single throw of his legendary spear, he could vanquish an army of 800 men. His weapon was an extension of his soul, and it was said that no one could escape his strike, no matter how far or fast they ran. Calen was calm and calculated, always ready to fight for justice.The youngest prince, Kyros, was a master of all weapons. Swords, bows, axes—nothing was beyond his expertise. He could wield anything and turn it into a deadly tool. His eyes burned with a fierce determination, and though young, his prowess on the battlefield was unmatched. He was quick, nimble, and always strategizing his next move. His genius with weapons earned him the respect of even the kingdom's most seasoned warriors.Together, the three brothers made the kingdom of Nor nearly invincible.

But with their gifts came pride, and with pride came a dangerous forgetfulness.For years, the kingdom prospered, and its people lived in peace. But slowly, the princes and their people began to drift away from the old ways. They had forgotten the power that had once blessed their family—their God, who had given them the strength and valor to defend their kingdom. The people of Nor no longer prayed, and their temples stood empty.Yet even in their arrogance, the God of Nor watched over them. His heart was troubled by their neglect, but he had not forgotten his love for them. A great trial was coming, one that would test the very core of their strength and faith.