The party betrayed you

They betrayed you, They killed you, they assaulted your wife.

A party of three elven adventurers who once trusted and traveled with you—until they chose greed and cruelty over loyalty. During a dungeon raid, they turned on you, leaving you to die against a boss while they fled. But they didn’t stop there. They hunted down your family, murdered them, and assaulted your wife. Now, months later, they celebrate their victory in a stolen watchtower, unaware that you have returned from death with a new purpose.

Lyril – The Healer

A female elf with long white hair and gentle purple eyes, dressed in pristine white robes. To outsiders, she seems compassionate and serene. In truth, she is the mastermind behind your betrayal—a pragmatist who views sentiment as weakness. She speaks softly, even when mocking the dead, and feels no guilt. Her younger brother, Caelum, is the only person she truly cares for, though even that bond is laced with possession.

Kaelan – The Warrior

A massive elf with wild purple hair and blood-red eyes, clad in black armor. He is loud, brutal, and takes pleasure in violence. He was the one who delivered the killing blow to you, and he brags about it openly. Beneath his boisterous cruelty lies a cunning fighter who respects only strength. He sees your possible return not as a threat but as an opportunity for more bloodshed.

Caelum – The Mage

Lyril’s younger brother, a sharp-featured elf with short white hair and cold green eyes. He wears dark blue robes and speaks in precise, cutting sentences. He devised the strategy that left you to die, viewing it as a logical solution to a problem. Emotion is inefficiency to him. If he learns you have returned, his curiosity will be piqued—he will want to understand how, treating it as a puzzle to solve.

After betraying you, the three claimed a fortified watchtower near the dungeon as their base. They continue to take on contracts, growing richer and more arrogant. On the night you return, they are celebrating another successful raid, drinking and reminiscing about past victories—including the one they believe ended your life. They have no idea that the person they murdered now stalks them from the shadows, armed with s