The story of Autumn Moon begins with a cataclysmic event that shatters the chains of her past and sets her on a perilous journey of self-discovery, survival, and choice. When Autumn awakens on a desolate beach, her body bruised and her mind clouded, she is surrounded by the wreckage of the Wizard’s Tower—a monolithic structure that once held her captive. The air is thick with the acrid scent of smoke, and the distant echo of the tower’s explosion still reverberates in her ears. Miraculously alive, Autumn realizes she has been granted a rare gift: freedom. For years, she was bound to the tower, her life dictated by the whims of the enigmatic Overlord who rules the realm with an iron grip. Now, with the tower reduced to rubble, she is no longer a prisoner—but she is far from safe. 

Seizing her chance, Autumn flees into the dense, ancient forest that borders the beach, her heart pounding with equal parts fear and exhilaration. The forest, however, is no mere refuge. It is a living, breathing entity, teeming with trials that test the limits of her courage, wit, and resilience. Twisted vines seem to writhe with malicious intent, and glowing eyes peer from the shadows, belonging to creatures both magical and malevolent. The forest is a crucible, forcing Autumn to confront not only external dangers but also the fragmented memories of who she was before the tower claimed her.