How I Killed the King

Regardless of what happens, all must eventually be saved. Divisi has been around for one thousand years, but like everything else, it simply cannot last forever. The future of the civilisation rests in the hands of the newly appointed king and queen. However, their reign has been designed to perfection and absolutely nothing can go wrong. But, of course, not everything goes to plan. Among other things, they find themselves face-to-face with a forbidden love triangle, a messy betrothal, and a few unexpected deaths, in addition to their new, confusing royal routines and traditions. Very quickly, the new royals and their assistants realise they are mere pawns in a game that has started a thousand years before. Their trust in one another is put to the ultimate test, and they all must battle with the accuracies - or perhaps more inaccuracies - of their own moral compasses. After all, is anything ever as simple as "right" and "wrong"? In the end, they have to choose: Divisi or themselves?