Control
Control your character's jumps with the Z key and navigate using arrow keys for movement, while mobile players can utilize intuitive touchscreen gestures for seamless platforming and directional actions.
description
The tale begins in the shadow of fractured kingdoms, where a lone ninja strides toward a throne shrouded in smoke and whispers. Ten trials await—each realm a gauntlet of teeth and treachery. First, the Ashen Pass: jagged cliffs hide crumbling footholds; misstep, and the rocks sing your requiem. Second, the River of Eyes—wade too slowly, and the current drags you under, but touch the glowing waterskins drifting nearby, and poison seeps into your veins. Third, the Forest of False Paths: every tree bends to mimic the route ahead. Follow the crows—they never lie, but their wings sometimes lead to dead ends choked with thorn-vines. Fourth, the Canyon of Echoes. Sprint. The walls here collapse if you linger, burying intruders in avalanches of stone—but sprint too recklessly, and you’ll miss the narrow bridges suspended over bottomless cracks. Fifth, the Labyrinth of Hushed Blades. Silent, spinning scythes carve the air. Time your breaths; even a cough could draw their attention. Sixth, the Meadow of Mirage. Golden grass sways, hiding sinkholes and serpents with scales like shattered glass. Tread where the wind stills—the ground there holds firm. Seventh, the Bridge of a Thousand Hands. Wooden planks creak underfoot while spectral arms claw upward. Never look down; their grip is colder than death. Eighth, the Cavern of Hungry Shadows. Torches flicker—carry extras, but don’t let their light die. Darkness here bites. Ninth, the Summit of False Triumph. The peak seems safe, but icy winds carry ghostly wails. Stand still too long, and frost pins your limbs, sealing your fate. Tenth, the Final Gate. The kingdom looms, but between you and victory slithers the Guardian—a beast with eyes like dying stars. Don’t fight. Don’t falter. Slide beneath its coils, silent as a blade through silk, and claim your crown.
