Aeven Lionrose, knight turned mercenary, has finally met his match. Using every tool at his disposal to try and track down a renegade thief, Aeven is caught between his own past and the dynamics of fate as he adventures across scarred mountains and distraught cities to fulfill the agenda of a vigilant warlord who is intent on changing the world of Prima into a bestial bastion of darkness. Legends. Prophecies. Experiments. Azure Luck unfolds with a knight turned mercenary who is just trying to fulfill a simple contract that was sealed in blood. As his adventure across the countryside sparks countless feuds, one prominent problem keeps resurfacing: Aeven Lionrose is not who his father told him he was. Aeven, infamous mercenary, is a relic from the past, a relic that is capable of annihilating the entire realm of Prima. Can an ex-knight still help save a society that is plunged into vile darkness when he can't even keep his own mind from plunging into complete hysteria? Hysteria. Life can be described as a bout of hysteria, at least that's how August Lor'odyn feels. Adopted into the Lionrose family by the well-renowned knight Athrim Lionrose, August transitioned from the shadows of the streets to the shadows of his overbearing siblings at the young age of seven, his destiny immediately laid out before him as he progressed through the knighting academy in lockstep with both Lionrose heirs. Constantly battling his internal strife of still being a vagrant at heart, August must adhere to the demands of the king and protect an infant who seems to attract the vilest of assassins, assassins that seek blood with the most pleading of eyes. Pleading eyes. When the king decreed that her father and a small handful of other knights be hanged for atrocities that their ancestors committed years past, Athrim's pleading eyes was what Arma Lionrose remembered most vividly of that deathful day-that, and his swaying corpse being pushed against the gentle breeze. Having her status as knight revoked and her family name laughed at, Arma is dead set in starting a revolution that would end in the beheading of the king himself.