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France is tired of its own blood.
Rebellions flare in the provinces. Oaths break. The Crown answers with the one name that still closes arguments: Baron Géraud Belland, Lord of Ash, a loyal knight and feared commander, used by the King when mercy can no longer hold the realm together.
Géraud carries an axe called Briseur. On the field it is not a symbol. It is an ending. When mercy failed, his deeds made silence spread faster than fear. Veterans who could name every battle they survived still went quiet when the talk reached Belland.
But victory does not grant peace. It only changes the shape of what follows.
The King still has need. Old enemies still remember. Faith strains against obedience, and obedience against what a man can bear. Géraud tries to live under law and prayer, yet the residue of war clings to him, and to the name he will pass on.
Then a travelling friar hears Belland and goes pale.
The Line of Ash is a dark historical saga of duty, consequence, and inheritance, the origin of the Belland line.
The past does not end. It changes hands.
