Queen Evita and King Ceron Vioras have been murdered. Their four children, believed to also be dead, have escaped their family's killer. After ten years, they return to their kingdom to find a world that is corrupt, centered around their father's death, and run by the man who killed him. Through fear and guilt, Cherape manipulates their people into surrendering their intelligence and their individuality, turning against their fellow man in the process. Through love, the Vioras teach those who are willing to learn to love unconditionally, to embrace life's uncertainty, to hold people accountable, to be comfortable with their sexuality, to think for themselves; to never honor their father through destruction, but through appreciating the beauty that already exists and creating still more.