Prince Arthur, a peerless genius, lived in the grand castle. He was known for his intellect but he carried a heavy burden - a blood grudge.

King Oden, his father, was assassinated by a group of power-hungry nobles. Arthur vowed to avenge his father's death.

Arthur spent countless hours in the secret room, seeking knowledge and planning his revenge. He knew the task ahead was arduous but he was prepared.

The nobles, unaware of Arthur's intentions, continued their scheming, underestimating the young prince. A grave mistake they would soon regret.

Arthur, using his intellect, began to sow seeds of discord among the nobles. He manipulated them into revealing their own secrets.

The nobles, realizing their secrets were being uncovered, started to panic. The unity among them began to crumble.

Arthur finally confronted the nobles, revealing their secrets and accusing them of King Oden's murder. The hall erupted in chaos.

Cornered and exposed, the nobles could not deny their crimes. They were arrested and stripped of their power.

Arthur watched as the nobles were led away, their faces filled with fear and regret. Justice had been served.

With the nobles gone, Arthur became the rightful king. His victory was bitter-sweet, avenging his father but losing his innocence.

King Arthur, now a symbol of justice, ruled his kingdom with wisdom. He was respected and loved by his people.

Arthur's story became a legend, a tale of a prince who used his genius to avenge his father and serve justice.