The year is 1632, five years after the Siege of La Rochelle where Louis XIII's forces, led by Cardinal Richelieu, triumphed over the Huguenot Rebellion.

After they surrendered, the Huguenot survivors were forced to swear allegiance to the French King. There were some, however, who would remain true to their cause and would always be rebels. Athos of the King's Musketeers, formerly the Comte de la Fere, makes the decision to infiltrate a group of rebels who have risen once again and appear to be led by The Wolf, a mysterious, though notorious antagonist from that time. Reluctantly aided by devil-may-care Privateer, Jacques Luc Foubier, a former comte himself, the two have just three days to foil the plot, but first, they must solve a riddle. Despite a similar noble upbringing, they are now very different men and must work together to save France. Meanwhile, a very different brotherhood threatens their success.