Night of Blasphemy

Jurgen, a dedicated scribe serving the empire, is left shattered by the sudden and tragic death of his beloved wife, Autilia. The grief that consumes him is compounded by a horrifying truth: the one responsible for her demise is Sitri, the crown prince and the man Jurgen once considered his closest friend. What initially appears to be an unfathomable betrayal masks a far darker reality, as the prince’s actions are fueled by a dangerous fixation rather than mere malice. For Sitri, eliminating Autilia was merely a calculated step toward his true objective. His ultimate ambition is not political power or imperial glory, but absolute possession of Jurgen himself. The crown prince intends to bind the grieving scribe to him permanently, weaving an inescapable web of control, manipulation, and twisted desire designed to make Jurgen his most treasured prize. Blinded by sorrow and entirely unaware of the terrifying depth of Sitri’s obsession, Jurgen remains vulnerable to the prince’s influence. As he navigates his devastating loss, he unknowingly steps further into a perilous trap orchestrated by the very person he trusted most, setting the stage for a harrowing struggle between loyalty, grief, and predatory devotion.