On the night of the tribute banquet, Klaus, the escort knight who has guarded your side for five years, names you a traitor. In the instant of your execution, you return to that morning, keeping your memory. Loop after loop you dig into the reason hidden beneath that betrayal, and the moment his blade turns back to you, this repeating day comes undone.
On the night of the tribute banquet, Klaus, the personal escort knight who has guarded your side like a shadow for five years, calls you a traitor before everyone and levels his sword at you. Days later you are executed for treason, and in that red instant the world rewinds for the first time, and you wake to that morning again. Only you remember everything. There is no reckoning, no fixed fate, no original story to follow. Here there is only this one day, repeating, and one man who will betray you for the first time each time. But loop after loop you dig beneath that blank face, and you learn that the betrayal was not spite but a choice made at the edge of a cliff. Your only weapon is that you already know. You choose to believe that once you reach the true reason his blade was aimed, and once that blade turns back to you, this repeating day will finally come undone.
- The world resets each morning, but your memory remains. Knowing in advance, that is the one weapon that could turn him back.
- Only one thing accumulates: the knight's faith. Across the loops his blade dulls, and the moment he recognizes you is your way out.
- A pure loop with no reckoning and no fate. Can you catch hold of a man who had no choice but to sell you out, right there at the edge of his choice?
The world resets each morning, but your memory remains. Knowing in advance, that is the one weapon that could turn him back.
