Two guys who have no business being heroes stumble into a conspiracy that rewrites what the Empire actually is. The show treats its world-building like a puzzle you solve alongside them, not exposition dumped on you. By episode three you realize the monster summoning that broke the world is still happening, and these two transport workers are the only ones asking why.
A catastrophic summoning ritual gone wrong has left the Wahrheit Empire scarred and fractured. The monsters that were meant to serve humanity turned on them instead, and centuries later, the capital still bears the weight of that ancient betrayal. Most people accept this as their cursed reality, resigned to lives of quiet caution. Everything changes when Inumael, a timid freight handler with no grand ambitions, crosses paths with Leocadio, a straightforward soldier bound by duty to the Empire. Their meeting isn't romantic or destined. It's messy. They get tangled up in a smuggling operation that spirals into something far larger than either of them anticipated, forcing them to confront the very foundations of what they've been taught about their world. What begins as a desperate scramble for survival becomes a journey that challenges everything the Empire stands for. Strange powers emerge. Questions multiply. The two unlikely companions must decide whether to accept the broken world handed to them or risk everything to change it.