King Alban was overthrown by a revolt staged by the prime minister, who had served the kingdom since his father's reign. Alban was aware his rule was not as favorable as his predecessor's, but the true fault lay with the minister's ambitions. Determined to reclaim their rightful place, he and his wife took up the ancestral arms that proved their royal privilege. Their military might was inferior, yet so long as he stood, he knew his loyal soldiers would remain strong.