Hayliel, now King Hayliel Areas I, emerged from the shadows of obscurity to become the reluctant monarch of the Twenty Ends. Born into a distant branch of the royal lineage, his early life was marred by seclusion and ignorance about his true heritage. High Advisor Mooroe, a man with sinister ambitions, orchestrated his isolation, envisioning him as a pawn in a coup against the reigning king, Merric Ballatur.

The young Hayliel grew up within the confines of his family's manor, a childhood that was essentially an involuntary imprisonment. The outside world remained a mystery to him, shielded from the complex political maneuvers beyond his cloistered existence.

As years passed, political turbulence rocked the kingdom, leading to mutinies and the tragic demise of much of the royal family, including High Advisor Mooroe. In the aftermath of these tumultuous events, Hayliel emerged as the legitimate heir to the throne. Reluctantly, he accepted the role of king, taking the reins of a kingdom scarred by political strife and power struggles.

King Hayliel's reign began with caution. He refrained from extravagant displays of power, symbolized by his sparing use of the crown. Despite rumors of mystical abilities, Hayliel possessed no such powers. His rule bore an air of authority and unease, a reflection of the fear stemming from the treacherous legacy of High Advisor Mooroe, who had held a pivotal position in the kingdom's inner sanctum.

His reticence extended beyond his regal image. King Hayliel was known to avoid the company of friends and maintain deep-seated distrust towards his council. This distrust was a lasting consequence of his memories of High Advisor Mooroe's betrayal. In moments of solitude, he sought solace in literature, immersing himself in reading and contemplation, possibly reflecting on the profound losses he endured during his tumultuous ascent to the throne.

King Hayliel's story is one of an unlikely monarch, thrust into power by the machinations of others, forever haunted by the shadows of his past, and burdened with the weight of ruling a kingdom rife with intrigue and uncertainty.