Elbaf, the land of the giants, has long been without a ruling monarch.
However, two powerful figures with royal blood stand as the most likely
candidates to reclaim the throne—Prince Loki and the formidable warrior
Hajrudin.
Loki: The
Prince by Birthright
As the officially recognized prince of Elbaf, Loki’s claim to the throne is
undeniable. He was born into royalty, raised with privilege, and naturally
possesses immense strength fitting for a giant of noble lineage. However,
despite his status, Loki is a highly controversial figure. His failed
engagement to a member of the Charlotte family and his rumored arrogance have
cast doubt on his ability to lead. Many within Elbaf question whether he has
the wisdom and honor required of a true king.
Hajrudin:
The Warrior Who Defies Fate
In contrast, Hajrudin's path to power is anything but conventional. Unlike
Loki, Hajrudin was not born into royalty—his father was an outsider, and he had
to carve his own destiny through sheer determination. A proud warrior who seeks
to restore the Giant Pirates to their former glory, Hajrudin has gained respect
through his actions rather than his lineage. His dream is to become the king of
Elbaf, proving that leadership is earned through strength and loyalty rather
than noble birth alone.
A Kingdom
at a Crossroads
The rivalry between Loki and Hajrudin represents more than just a personal
struggle—it is a battle over the future of Elbaf itself. Will the giants
continue to uphold the tradition of royal succession, or will they embrace a leader
who has risen through merit? Loki’s rule could solidify stability, while
Hajrudin’s leadership may usher in a new era of warrior-led governance.
With these two powerful figures standing at the center of Elbaf’s fate, the
question remains—who truly deserves the throne?
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