the aftermath of the coup, the kingdom of Muratina lay in ruins. The dissenters had been defeated, but the cost was high. The royal palace had been burned, the villagers were divided, and Keratina was left to pick up the pieces of his father's empire.
But despite the destruction, Keratina had proven himself. In the heat of battle, he had shown courage and determination. The villagers, once uncertain of his ability to rule, now looked to him with respect. He had fought for the kingdom, and in doing so, had earned their loyalty.
As the dust settled, Keratina realized that the path forward would not be easy. The kingdom was in need of rebuilding, and the scars of rebellion ran deep. But with the support of his people, Keratina vowed to lead with wisdom and strength.