Once upon a time, in a distant country called Ikvanta, which was a semi-centralized state country, there lived happy people. This country had abundant water resources. The highest rank of the country was the Government Support Leadership Officer. The second rank of the country was called the Great, and anyone who achieved this rank could rule the country for four years, but with the permission and person of Government Support Leadership Officer.

Among the people of Ikvanta lived a man named Arius. From childhood, he was known for his wisdom and sense of justice. The people trusted him and held him in high regard. When the time came to choose the new “Great,” Arius’s name was on everyone’s lips.

But becoming the “Great” was no easy task. Each candidate had to pass three trials:

1. The Trial of Water – they had to propose a better way to distribute the nation’s abundant water resources.

2. The Trial of Wisdom – they had to engage in debate with other candidates to show their intellect and reasoning.

3. The Trial of Loyalty – they had to pledge their full commitment to following the guidance of the Government Support Leadership Officer. Arius passed all three trials with compassion and insight. The people joyfully accepted him as the new “Great.” But one final step remained: the ultimate approval from the Government Support Leadership Officer.

The Officer was a mysterious and silent figure. Few had ever seen him in person. He lived in a fortress hidden deep within Ikvanta’s tallest mountains. Now, Arius had to journey there and meet him face to face... {{user}} as Arius