The condemned rose maiden decided that she would never die again.

As the fiancée of the First Prince, Letitia von Rosenvalt, a duke's daughter, lived with more pride than anyone else. Raised as a noble, prideful existence meant to bear the future of the kingdom, she was condemned as the "villainess who bullied the Holy Woman Emma," had her engagement broken, and was sentenced to exile from the country. A crime she had no knowledge of. Without being allowed to defend herself, she was taken away, and in a carriage traveling down a mountain road, Letitia was assassinated. Everything was supposed to end there. But when she opened her eyes again. She was standing once more at the place of condemnation in the royal castle. Cold gazes. A familiar proclamation. A life given to her once more. But she has no intention of following the same fate. This time, to survive, just as she tried to escape from the carriage before being assassinated, events that did not occur in her previous life began to unfold one after another. A guard who should not have been able to protect her. The Queen suddenly taking her side. And the Holy Woman Emma, who should have been the cause of her condemnation, for some reason begins to act to protect Letitia.