Year X763 was when a series of robberies started occurring among the rich. Many people hid their possessions and required mage protections during the extravagant balls that they hosted, in order to protect their precious belongings from "The Night Hunter", a group of thieves who stole and then disappeared off the face of the earth as if they didn't exist. Finding them, or even tracing their whereabouts had become difficult as they were small in number, but had attained very high skills. They were led by a beautiful woman named Adrienna García  who deceived people with her looks. Her long raven hair and emerald eyes were an absolute eye-catcher; nobody could escape her charm. She robbed the rich and distributed half of the stolen good to the poor and kept the rest for herself and her subordinates. Adrienna, often called García  by her followers, hated the rich with passion. She hated the fact that they stayed rich and stingy and looked down upon the poor. She hated the fact that they used the poor to attain money. She believed that all who were rich were arrogant and miserly when it was about anything but themselves.

On the other hand, born with a diamond spoon in his mouth was Leonardo Queen. He was looked upon as perfection by young maidens and older ladies who wished for him to become their son-in-law. It was as if he had no flaw; he was talented in languages, music, arts and combat. With unique pink hair, a tall figure and a gentle smile, indeed he was a perfect man. However, underneath all that exterior lay a young man who wanted nothing but freedom. A young man who knew about the overworked slaves that were used as a source of income for his family, and detested it. Although he was rich, it was unfortunate that he could not do anything to help those who had suffered because of the greed of his family. He just wanted to get out of there and live a happy and a free life; a life where he would not have to flash fake smiles at women who looked at him as if he was a delicious piece of meat, a life where he could do what he liked instead of having to learn about business and economics, a life where he would not be obliged to listen to anyone or follow anyone's offer.

It was one fateful day that García  and her crew slipped into the large castle which was bustling with people who danced and chatted away, drowning the sounds of gold chains and coins clashing against each other as they were being stolen. They moved their bags of gold and cash towards the nearest window near which unconscious guards lay after being knocked down by the thieves. Yet another robbery which was a success or so they thought. Being the leader, García  took it upon herself to ensure the safe escape of her comrades and the goods but it was unfortunate that as she was about to jump out, a hand grabbed her forearm; she was caught by none other than Leonardo Queen. All she could do now was push him and make a run for it, but for some reason, he didn't resist. He didn't call for help and just stood there staring at her as she was about to escape.

It was at that moment when guards began gathering around them, sounding the alarm and yelling at her to surrender. It was at the spur of the moment that she grabbed his hand and jumped out of the window. He was surprised but followed through with her as they both escaped on her black stallion. This was his chance to escape. He felt a sense of thrill and joy at that moment and grabbed onto her as they rode away from the guards and escaped into the woods. He could finally see the light he had been hoping to see. That was the start of their story. Leonardo Queen, the rich boy of the town, joined a bunch of thieves and eventually married the woman whom he came to love, the woman who saved him from his misery. It was three years after their fated encounter that Adrienna gave birth to a young girl who was born with bright pink hair and emerald green eyes.

However, misfortune seemed to follow the couple soon. Before they even named their child, their den was attacked by knights who caught them for the sake of 'justice' believing that this group were the ones who were bad. Considered criminals, every member of the crew present there was massacred and killed on the spot. It was Adrienna's quick thinking and trust on one of her subordinated that saved the life of the young girl as her comrade took her child and ran away into hiding while she and her husband, died holding hands and wishing that they could have lived long enough to see their daughter grow up into a woman.

The young girl, given the name Xandra Queen grew up in a small cottage towards the outskirts of Fiore where she had moved from Bellan and lived in disguise as the daughter of Alexander Dreier, who was a loyal and trustworthy friend and comrade of her parents, but now, was a simple woodcutter who sold wood in town. Of course she knew he wasn't her real father, but she treated him as her parents nonetheless. She was always quiet yet confident and never complained about her situation. Even though she loved Alexander as a father, after being told the story of her parents, she became distant and less expressive of her emotions. She harbored hatred towards the rich and towards Knights who were wrapped around the fingers of the government.

Alexander trained Xandra every day, he taught her how to rely on herself and her physical strength in situations and how to not trust anyone. Unintentionally, he managed to make her lose trust in anyone she encountered. When she turned twelve, he passed away from sickness. The young girl now had nowhere to go so she ventured into the town which was brimming with people. As she grew older in the midst of these people, she realized that not all who are rich and that not all Knights are bad people. In fact, after an occurrence where a knight saved her from starvation and provided her shelter, she found herself wanting to become one of them. She found herself wanting to reveal the unfair death of her parents and she found herself wanting to fight for what she truly believed justice was. Hence, she worked her way up the ladder in the Knights. She struggled, with social interactions, with jobs, with following orders but she somehow pulled through. However, after the assassination of the King of Fiore, changes were brought that she wished to implement. It felt as if she lost her reason to stay with the Rune Knights but still realized, that it was somehow fun. During her time, she was so pre-occupied with her own thoughts and feelings to know that she was having fun and slowly, but surely changing. She was becoming more open, more expressive and somehow, happier.

After changes were brought within Fiore, or rather while they were being brought, Xandra had decided to accomplish the task she longed for. Yes, being around people had provided a feeling of happiness. However, she needed some time alone, some time to find a new goal, some time to become stronger and some time to fix herself as a person. She wanted to explore and that's what she did. The female travelled around towns and met new people during the first six months but things soon began to take a turn and that too, for the worse when she landed in her country of origin: Bellum.

In the beginning, it fascinated her as she looked at the people. They were different but similar, it was like a unique experience of belonging. However, as her curiosity about her parents and their lives strengthened, she discovered things that she was probably better off not knowing, things that changed her feelings about the place and of course, about her parents. In her attempts to dig deep such as asking people around or making acquaintances with connections so that they would help her get her hands on files that she wouldn't have gotten otherwise.

As she read about her parents, things began to seem strange. It felt like there were holes in the story she had grown up to believe, in the story that she was told. So she did what she never thought she would do, she began to doubt Alexander, she began to doubt her own parents. Xandra wanted to know more so she dug deeper and found clues leading to other clues until the entire puzzle pieced together perfectly and she realized: everything she believed was a lie.

It turned out that the love story she believed was all a lie. Her father, despite having loved her mother, was secretly trying to catch her and get her thrown behind bars. Similarly, her mother was not as nice as she Xandra had expected. She was after all, a thief, and not one who distributed to the poor. She was a selfish thief. Adrianna was after his money and even went as far as to give birth to an unwanted child simply for that purpose and in the end, she killed him. She killed her own husband, the man she claimed to love and was later shot down by the Knights.

She then realized that the only reason she was still alive was because of Alexander who took pity on her and escaped with her. To give her, what he assumed would be a peace of mind, he lied about her parents and made it appear to be a tragically beautiful story when it was in fact, a tale of two horrible humans who were willing to take lives and play with hearts to get what they wanted.

Disgusted with herself and the magic she possessed, which was close to what her mother had, she felt the urge to abandon it, to get rid of it. But she didn't know how. So she returned to the only place she remembered as home; a tiny cottage at the outskirt of the country where Alexander used to live. Unexpectedly, she met an old man there who claimed to be Alexander's friend, who claimed that her non-biological father knew she would return and she would need his help.

After a while, she gave in. She couldn't handle the disgust any longer and wanted to purify herself, and start by getting rid of the magic, getting rid of Raijin. It was tough, but the elderly man appeared to be wise and knowledgeable in magic. He brought it out, he made her powerless, he brought her days of pain and agony and yet, managed to bring her peace. Then, he did what she never expected him to do, he taught her a new magic. A magic that originated from the beliefs of Bellan people. The next one and a half years passed by so quick as she trained every day, rigorously, without a break. It was a hard magic to master and in fact, she still hadn't completely mastered it but she knew she could. However, it seemed that her days of misfortune hadn't ended yet as the elder man soon passed away due to his old age and she could only thank him in his grave, for giving her peace and giving her hope.