Eighteen years ago, Ron was the "God of Mecha." He piloted his machine across enemy nations, bringing victory to the Kingdom of Aldor—but his hands were drenched in blood. On the night his wife gave birth, fate exacted its cruel price: she died in childbirth. Her dying wish was for him to lay down his slaughter and care for their daughter. Ron swore an oath, sealed away his mecha and armor, and vanished with his daughter Lily to the border town of Greystone, becoming its lowliest janitor—seeking redemption in peace, raising his child.
Eighteen years later, monsters invaded Greystone. The army and mecha forces were routed. To protect his home, Ron quietly piloted a decrepit mecha disguised as scrap—repelled the beasts, and slipped away. But his heroic deed was claimed by Marcus, the power-hungry son of the eldest princess and a mecha prodigy. Humiliated and tormented—even forced to kneel and shine shoes in public—Ron endured it all, bound by his oath and his daughter's fragile peace.
But his silence bought no safety. Marcus, hunting the "God of Mecha" to secure his succession, sent guard Kane to slaughter potential targets. When Kane broke into Lily's room at night and abducted her, Ron's oath could no longer hold him. On the tower under moonlight, he stood like a silent iron wall, blocking Kane's path. As the killing blow roared toward him, Ron's lips curled—and the mechanical runes dormant for eighteen years ignited across his body. The armor that once made the world tremble would descend again tonight.
