Tales of Innocence - Story

Story

The Imperial Capital of Regnum kept itself in peace during the long-lasting world war. Slowly, people with a "special power" began to appear. Feared by normal people, Regnum set out a law to capture all people with special powers. One day, Luca, the son of a merchant in Regnum, realizes the special power within him...

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