Most of the people of Edea believed in, and served, the Jade Emperor. To them, the Jade Emperor was their father, their king, and their god. It was the case for all five of the currently existing kingdoms in Edea.

The same had been true for the Kingdom of Eden. However, the king of the Kingdom of Eden rebelled against the Jade Emperor. This was because one of the Jade Emperor’s Knights, or those hailed as the Four Envoys, killed a woman and a child from their kingdom, just for colliding with him on the streets.

The king of the Kingdom of Eden prayed for days on end to get an apology from the Knight, to no avail. Rumacar, the envoy that killed the woman and the child, began to punish the Kingdom of Eden instead.

Rumacar felt like he was greater than the king and took advantage of the fact that he was an envoy of the Jade Emperor and used various tactics to deceive the people. He even hypnotized the king and made him kill several of his own officials.

The king, who had once prayed for the woman and the child from the Kingdom of Eden, was reduced to nothing but a puppet tyrant, while Rumacar declared that he would take on the throne through the ‘orders’ of the Jade Emperor.

With those words, rebels gathered together...