Void meets King Glutton.

But the deer did not see it that way. He had learned to navigate the world through his other senses, using his heightened sense of hearing and smell to guide him through the forest. One day, King Glutton came upon Void in the forest. He was immediately struck by the deer's beauty and power, and he knew that he must have him as his own. And so, he captured Void and brought him to the palace, where he declared him to be his right-hand man. At first, King Glutton was sceptical of Void's abilities. How could a deer with no eyes be of any use to him? But as he watched the deer move through the palace with grace and precision, he began to see that there was more to Void than meets the eye. Void used his other senses to help the king in ways that no one else could. He could detect lies and deceit with his sharp ears, and he could smell danger from a mile away. And with his magical powers, he was able to protect the king and the kingdom from any threat that arose. Over time, King Glutton came to rely on Void more and more. He trusted the deer completely, knowing that he would always have his back. And even though Void could not see the world around him, he had a deep understanding of the people and the land. He could sense their pain and their joy, and he used this knowledge to guide the king in his rule. And so, the kingdom prospered, and peace reigned throughout the land. And all the while, Void served as King Glutton's loyal right-hand man, a symbol of the power and magic that lies within us all, even in the face of great adversity.