

Description
It is often said that the better nature of a man can be best judged by how he treats his inferiors. The Hermit's Curse puts this to the test from the get-go; how would a proud king treat a humble hermit in a chance meeting? And what consequences do his actions have? This is a story of ripple-effects; whether one girl's devotion and desperate hope can put a stop to a string of misfortunes, then, remains to be seen. On the other hand, the Last King of Vanni tells a much less personal story.



