Lore:

Long ago, in a kingdom far away, there was a young prince named Ranhig who led a small regiment of soldiers. Despite being born into royalty, Ranhig was never content with the life of a prince. He yearned for adventure, excitement, and freedom. Eventually, Ranhig's thirst for excitement led him down a treacherous path. He betrayed the crown and became a mercenary, causing his father, the king, to fall into a deep depression.

The king was devastated by the betrayal of his only son and desperately wanted to reason with him. He ordered his soldiers to retrieve the crown from Ranhig and bring him home, but a fatal mistake by one of the soldiers resulted in a battle that left the prince mortally wounded.

Ranhig's loyal soldiers were heartbroken by his death, and their grief was compounded by the knowledge that they had played a role in their beloved prince's downfall. The kingdom, once prosperous and strong, began to crumble without the guidance of their rightful leader.

Now, the ghost of Prince Ranhig roams the battlefield where he was fatally wounded, calling out to his loyal soldiers and urging them to fight once more. His restless spirit refuses to accept defeat and longs for the glory and power that he once possessed.

But as the years pass, Ranhig's ghostly presence becomes more and more haunting, as he draws more and more soldiers to his side. His once-faithful subordinates now fear him and the power he wields, wondering if they too will fall victim to his relentless quest for vengeance. The kingdom that once flourished is now reduced to ruins, as the ghost of Prince Ranhig continues to haunt the land with his unquenchable thirst for power and revenge.