A C. S. Lewis style story.

In a distant kingdom ruled by the mighty House of Caesar, an unfavored little prince lives in the shadows of his ambitious siblings and a cold court. One freezing night, moved by compassion, he shares his last piece of bread with a starving old beggar. The beggar reveals himself as an angel, sent by a God who has grown weary of humanity’s selfishness, brutality, and debauchery.

The angel delivers a grave prophecy: within ten years, a sudden and merciless plague will descend upon the kingdom, extinguishing all of his people. Yet because of the prince’s selfless act, he is granted a radiant crystal vial. The sacred liquid inside can only be drunk directly from the bottle, never poured out. In the prince’s hands alone it remains inexhaustible until the day of doom. Whoever drinks it before the plague arrives shall be spared.

Armed with this fragile hope, the little prince sets out to save his people.