A rather gloomy backstory of Horace, an extremely peculiar norn in Tyria, who grapples with a profound sense of displacement in the land he once called home.
Follow the journey in this bittersweet saga, where the main character experiences societal prejudice, accidental fatherhood, and a life lesson that could make one wish they could simply turn back time for the sake of rectification.
A rather gloomy backstory of Horace, an extremely peculiar norn in Tyria, who grapples with a profound sense of displacement in the land he once called home.
Follow the journey in this bittersweet saga, where the main character experiences societal prejudice, accidental fatherhood, and a life lesson that could make one wish they could simply turn back time for the sake of rectification.
Despite the emotional struggle of waking up each morning, Horace pushes through for the sake of having a productive day.
The first chapter focuses on the main character's solitary lifestyle, his one and only acquaintance, and the reasons that caused his alienation.
Horace meets a friendly curious individual, joins her for a short hunting session and on that following night, discovers something that would change his life forever.
Basti finds out about the baby quaggan being raised by Horace. Claiming that such actions are unnatural, he persuades Horace to send her back to her natural habitat in the name of morality.
Will Horace successfully send the quaggan back to where she came from, or will the situation backfire?
No one is nice all the time.
Fortifications do not always guarantee safety.
And no one lives forever.
These are some of the aspects of life that are indeed a bitter pill to swallow.
Sometimes, in order to achieve what we desire in life, sacrifices must be made. Even if it means severing bonds of friendship, and saying goodbye to places we once called home.
Having an adopted daughter changes the way Horace sees life. He knew what he wanted, and he knew what both of them needed. Despite the grief and trauma, he pushes through with his daughter Persephone as his anchor to achieve a better and happier life.
Needless to say, one does not completely move on until they have embraced the lessons learned, healed from the past wounds, and forged a renewed sense of self, allowing space for new beginnings and opportunities to flourish.