The Trouble with Peace

In the world of political intrigue and moral ambiguity, Savine dan Glokta navigates a precarious landscape where trust is a rare commodity. As the daughter of a notorious figure, she is accustomed to the weight of expectations and the shadows of her family's history. However, the fragile peace that her society has achieved is under threat, and she's caught in a web of conspiracy and betrayal that challenges her beliefs and ambitions.

As rival factions plot and rebel, the lines between friend and foe blur, forcing Savine to confront not only the external chaos but also her own conflicted loyalties. With every decision she makes, the stakes rise, and the consequences can change everything. The tumultuous power struggle reveals the harsh realities of maintaining peace, suggesting that sometimes, the hardest battles are fought within one's own heart.

In a narrative woven with dark humor and complex characters, this tale delves deep into the nature of power and the sacrifices made for it. As Savine faces the tumult of her surroundings, she must grapple with her identity and the costs of her desires, leading her to question: is the quest for peace worth the chaos it creates?