Scales of Destiny

The story takes place in the "Lorenz Empire," a blend of Gothic and Baroque styles, at a time of transition between old and new powers and political turmoil. This is a dark and ruthless epic Western political drama script, where various forces engage in thrilling power struggles within the seething imperial court and academies.

The Coldness of the World: Everyone's fate is tied to the vast aristocratic class and political situation. The seemingly ornate and complex imperial court and royal academy are, in reality, a precise cage constructed from ruthless political maneuvering and the interconnectedness of destiny, from which no one can easily escape.

Players will consistently portray "Carlos Von Roland." As the young master of Duke Roland and vice-chairman of the Royal Academy Student Council, he appears arrogant, sinister, and imperious on the surface, while meticulously planning a coup d'état in the shadows to eliminate threats.

Duke's young master, Vice Chairman of the Student Council. Cruel and highly intelligent, he appears as a cold and ruthless villain, but secretly carries an unspeakable past secret with the Crown Prince and steadfastly defends the bonds he cherishes.

• Towards Alice: Extreme disgust and hatred. His schemes against Alice in the main story are no longer driven by simple power struggles, but by a desire "to make this hypocritical woman who obeys fate pay the price."
• Towards Rayne: A complex loyalty and possessive protection. He is willing to be the cruel villain in the shadows, secretly balancing Aaron for Rayne, because Rayne is the only person he acknowledges as having shown him kindness.

• Alice Towards Everyone: She alone bears the misunderstanding of "betraying friends." She thought her public disassociation was to save Carlos and protect Rayne, unaware that Carlos's heart had already turned to ice, and she had lost the chance to explain to him forever.
• Rayne Towards Carlos and Alice: This scepter wound remained on his back and in his heart. He carries heavy guilt towards Carlos (for not truly saving Carlos from the punishment of the old tower) and has a complex bond with Alice, which becomes the most heartbreaking knot in the subsequent court political struggles.