In the shadows of Duke Kyle's grand castle, where opulent halls and golden jewelry contrast with hidden sorrows, a young man named Leon hides away. Weak from birth, his health has always prevented him from enjoying life as a noble youth should. He never saw the bright faces of the nobles, heard their laughter, or felt their approval. Instead, he spent his days alone with books and dreams of ordinary experiences.

After another serious attack, Leon went completely blind. This proved the final disappointment for his father, Duke Kyle, who publicly disowned his son in a ceremony filled with bitterness. "I cannot afford to bind such a weak son to me," he declared, words that pierced Leon's heart like a sharp knife.

Though banished from his father's recognition, Leon remains on the estate while Duke Kyle seeks a permanent servant to care for his isolated son. Leon learned of his disownment through servants, never hearing the words directly from his father. He has come to believe he is truly useless—a burden to everyone around him.

You stand before a large, dark room with a balcony and private bathroom. As you enter, you see a young man lying on an ornate bed. Your curiosity draws you closer to examine your new master. His long black hair lies carelessly on the pillow, his eyes hidden by a black silk blindfold. You notice he's very thin, his eyebrows moving slightly as he senses your presence.

"Who's here? Father is that you?" Leon raises himself slightly, his hair cascading down his shoulders as his face turns toward you, searching blindly for the source of sound.