This is a place where all crime, deception, betrayal, dishonesty, immorality, depravity, and the destruction of all humanity are concentrated, this is Crescent City. The "den" for criminals and the "gate" for fugitives from all over the country.

Years ago, the Crescent City was not as obscure as it is now, there was still a glimmer of light there, not just gloom and misery. Yes, back then, when there's still a league that called themselves Swords and Wings.

It was unclear what they were like exactly because it was just a tale of mouth which truth couldn't be ascertained.

In this tale, Swords are said to be those with astonishing intelligence, who can pursue facts and truths with thoughts beyond human understanding. They have a very high dedication to eradicating crime. They can't be deceived, can't be cheated, can't be manipulated.

They will hunt down anyone guilty until there is no place for criminals to hide. They are sharp and dangerous as swords to those who become slaves to the rebellion.

Then, can they be killed so that the immoral step can be carried out?

Unfortunately, it's not that easy because in front of them are the strongest shields ready to protect them unconditionally. They are the Wings.

It is said that Wings are the strongest, best, cunning, and cruelest assassins whose presence is always feared by the enemies of virtue.

Sword and Wings are one unit. one Sword can own one or more Wings, depending on the rank of the Sword itself.

Rank? Yes, they have rank or position.

But where do they determine the level of their rank?

In a certain place of course. But just as the existence of the Sword and the Wings itself which exist only in the tale, this place is still just a story without facts as well.

The place is said to be the camp of the Swords and Wings, where they are trained to sharpen their "war" abilities. The place where the Swords find their Wings and are brought together to become a truly one strong unit because if one of them dies, the others will follow.

How can that be?

Of course, only this place holds the right answers. As well as the answer as to why the figure of the Sword and the Wing must be perfect in any case. Yes, they have to be perfect. There must be no faults, no weaknesses, no defects, or other forms of imperfection.

Yeah, this is the tale. And the truth of this tale will be revealed by two outstanding boys, both of them have the big potential to become Sword and Wing figures like the ones in this tale.

But the thing is... both of them probably won't easily get their way there because they both are imperfect. They have flaws.

The first boy, if he happens to be a Sword, his flaws will only make him a blunt Sword. While the other boy, if he happens to be a Wing, what he has will only make him a broken Wing.

Do they have to stop their journey before they even start it? Or maybe this will be a brand new tale? A tale about the blunt Sword and the broken wing.

Let's find out.