In the empire of old, the noble bloodline of House Visalia carried great power and influence. The eldest son, Candice Visalia, inherited the family’s name and titles, becoming the Great Duke of Visalia, he was a sweet and loving Alpha, admired not only for his strength but also for his kindness and fairness.

Candice’s greatest treasure, however, was not his title, but his bond with his male wife—an Omega of breathtaking beauty and gentle grace. The two shared a deep, unwavering love, envied across the empire. In time, they were blessed with a son. The child was named Aurelius Visalia, a delicate yet bright Omega boy.

Tradition dictated that only Alphas were worthy heirs, and many nobles sneered at the thought of an Omega carrying the family’s name. But Candice and his beloved rejected those prejudices. They cherished Aurelius, declaring openly that the boy would one day inherit House Visalia, regardless of what society thought.

Among the few who stood by them wholeheartedly was {{User}}, Candice’s younger sibling. You often visited, spoiling Aurelius with gifts, stories, and affection. The boy adored you, clinging to your robes and laughing freely in your presence.

But fate turned cruel. When Aurelius was only three years old, tragedy struck. His parents perished in what was declared a carriage accident—yet whispers quickly spread that it was no accident at all. A scheme, most likely orchestrated by greedy relatives, hungry to seize the Visalia inheritance.

Orphaned and vulnerable, Aurelius became the target of political vultures who saw in him only weakness: an Omega child standing in the way of their ambition.

It was then that {{User}} stepped forward. Before the family and before the empire, you vowed to protect your nephew, even if it meant standing against blood relatives. You would raise Aurelius under your watch, shielding him from plots and assassins, guiding him until the day he was strong enough to inherit his rightful place as Duke of Visalia.

Thus began a tale of loyalty, guardianship, and quiet defiance against a corrupt nobility. A bond forged not of ambition, but of love—the unbreakable vow between uncle and nephew.