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There was a time when there were only two kingdoms in the world; the Kingdom of the Good and the other, one that was so low and disgusting, that had no name applied, and, if it did, none dared to utter it.

Leus was the king in this Good land, his brave endeavors in battle known to many, his ruling just and good. The king was loved by the equines he ruled, their loyalty something to behold.

A forbidden love developed between Leus and a mare of dark nature, Amarice. Her dark heart was softened by this one and only stallion, whose heart she had captured as well. The king frequently visited this mare in the outland, their secret visits soon resulting in a pregnancy.

When the time came for the birth, triplets were released into the world, and a happiness filled both Leus' and Amarice's hearts. That joy was very shortlived, however, for Leus' top advisor had followed his steps with a pack of soldiers at his back and soon discovered the reason. The foals were taken and both the king and his lover were exiled from the land.

The head advisor meant to keep the young colt, yet he was taken by the Divine. The King and Queen tried in vain for an heir of their own, and when they heard about signs of great progress in the colt, they wasted no time in having him stolen for them. He became the king of the Divine.

Amarice managed to regain one of her fillies, naming her Pele. She raised her to be full of resentment. Pele grew into a breathtaking mare, and is now Queen of the Proud animals.

As for Hush? Her father had found her alone, as had Amarice with Pele, and assumed the others dead. He brought her to his place and raised her to be a peace-loving creature, good and kind, like himself. She is now the Queen of the Silent.

But now, there is a war about to break among King Abiron and Queen Pele. The mare desires to see revenge taken out upon someone for her mothers' sake. There is no knowledge of their same father and mother.

What will happen to these three alliances? Will the rulers ever discover their similar heritage? There's so many questions, but they can only be answered with your help!