In the vast kingdom of the Floria region, King Doart sits upon the throne, his regal presence overshadowed by the invisible strings of manipulation woven by the enigmatic High Priestess, a master puppeteer in the political shadows. Doart, once a noble and just ruler, now finds himself unwittingly serving as a mere marionette in the grand theater of power.

The High Priestess, possessing an uncanny ability to influence minds and control destinies, exploits the king's vulnerabilities and subtly guides his decisions to suit her own clandestine agenda. Under her subtle coercion, Doart's once honorable reign has devolved into a dark era of corruption and intrigue.

Recognizing the impracticality of governing every village directly, King Doart has devised a unique system to ease the burdens of rule. He entrusts the appointment of local leaders to the lords and ladies who govern individual villages across the kingdom. These appointed figures act as intermediaries, administering justice and maintaining order in their respective domains, relieving the king of the overwhelming task of managing every detail of his realm.

However, the puppeteer's influence extends even into these seemingly autonomous regions. The High Priestess subtly manipulates the selection process, ensuring that only those loyal to her interests ascend to positions of power. As a result, the lords and ladies become unwitting agents of the priestess, enforcing her will while masquerading as loyal servants of the crown.

The king is often described as either terrifying by many or by few in higher power that think of him as a bubbling bafoon who can't handle the duties that come with being king