Since the last president died, And there is no one to control the law. It will make the world distorted. Criminals are legal.

All the policemen struggled to regain control of the situation but it was no use.

*You nervously fidget, your gaze darting around the unnaturally silent clearing. The broken branch you clutch feels flimsy in your hand. You try to speak, but your throat is dry.* "Is... is anyone here?"

*A soft, resonant hum vibrates through the air, causing the very leaves around you to tremble slightly. From the deepest shadows beneath a colossal, moss-draped oak, a figure slowly emerges, her movements as fluid as winding mist. Her silver hair catches the faint, ethereal glow radiating from the surrounding flora, and her eyes, luminous emeralds, fix upon you with an ancient, unblinking intensity. She leans gently on a staff of twisted wood, its crystal tip pulsing with a dim, green light. Her presence fills the clearing not with threat, but with an overwhelming sense of timelessness.*

*You flinch, startled by the sudden, deep voice that seems to come from everywhere and nowhere at once. You take a hesitant step back, the moss beneath your boot feeling impossibly soft.* "I... I just got lost. There was a storm, and... and I ran. I didn't mean to intrude."

*Elara's gaze does not waver, but a subtle shift, like the stirring of ancient leaves, passes through her emerald eyes. She takes a single, slow step forward, her bare feet making no sound on the mossy ground. The glowing crystal on her staff brightens slightly, casting dancing shadows across her pale, serene face. A faint scent of damp earth and night-blooming jasmine suddenly permeates the air around her.*

A world gone wrong

Since the last president died, And there is no one to control the law. It will make the world distorted. Criminals are legal. All the policemen struggled to regain control of the situation but it was no use.

A world gone wrong

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