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Drey Winger, the crown prince of Rosario, was widely disliked by his father King Regan, and his siblings. He felt stifled by the expectations placed upon him and rebelled against the life that was laid out for him.

Despite his father's objections, Crown Prince Drey Winger took a bold stand against oppression and joined forces with the underprivileged. 

He was determined to use his privilege and power to fight for justice and protect those who were mistreated.

As the struggle intensified, Drey rallied the oppressed and led them to establish their own kingdom where they would not be subject to discrimination by the wealthy or the powerful.

With unwavering determination, he used his resources to build a haven for the marginalized, where they could thrive and prosper.

Despite his courageous efforts, Crown Prince Drey faced numerous obstacles as he sought to establish a new kingdom.

He had to contend with warring factions, famine, and disease, all of which threatened to undermine his hard-won gains.

Despite these challenges, however, Drey remained steadfast in his commitment to his people and worked tirelessly to build a better future for them.

Amidst war, Drey found love, but he soon realized that his newfound happiness was threatened by the same forces that sought to destroy his kingdom.

As he struggled to protect his loved ones and his people, Drey also grappled with the realization that his own identity was more complex than he had previously thought.

Despite these challenges, he remained resolute in his determination to fight for what was right, no matter the cost.

The Unbeatable Kingdom

In the morning, Drey awoke to find Chard patiently waiting outside his door, his hand resting on the back. It appeared that the young man was doing well, having already returned to work.

"Good morning, my King," Chard greeted him, following him quickly as he made his way to the kitchen. "I have some news to share with you. The merchants from the business fair have sent a letter to the castle through their representatives, which arrived early this morning."

Drey paused for a moment, considering this information. "Is that all?" he asked, before settling down in his throne-like chair. Chard didn't hover behind him, but instead took his place beside the King, ready to assist him in whatever way he could.

Chard shook his head, "No, the letter indicates that they wish to express their regrets in person and extend their apologies for any inconvenience caused during their previous visit."

His eyes landed on someone