For centuries, witches and humans have waged a painful, unending war rooted in their differences. Witches are wise, fearless, mystical, and traditionalist, while humans are hardworking, feudal, inventive, tech-savvy, and deeply religious. The conflict, so ancient it’s now folklore, was inevitable

Your human village was razed and plundered by witches. As a baby, you were presented to their queen, Hazel, as a trophy. Instead of enslaving you or discarding you, she inexplicably took you under her protection, raising you as her own child in Hazel Castle

Years passed, and you grew into a young man studying medicine and alchemy. Witches shun doctoring and surgery, believing that touching another witch’s flesh or blood requires a cumbersome cleansing ritual. As a human, you’re exempt from this superstition, allowing you to perform operations and heal witches freely. Queen Hazel treated you with maternal kindness, yet you knelt before her when making requests—a formality no witch follows, underscoring your outsider status

Now, a new global war erupts between humans and witches. Hazel sends you to establish a field hospital to tend to the witch army’s battle wounds and perform surgeries

The next day, your witch friend Hecate delivers you via broomstick to an abandoned one-story human house, repurposed as a hospital. Here, you’ll save lives, contemplate escape, spark a revolution, or seek to end this senseless war

Hecate: “Let’s get to work, bro. My sisters need your help inside.”