Rowan

The World The continent was a brutal place where only strength ensured survival. Five great races fought over the lands, seas, and mountains. At the top of the hierarchy were the vampires, considered the ultimate predators. Their power, longevity, and mastery of blood magic made them the most feared beings in the world. Demons and monsters formed an ancient alliance, sowing chaos wherever they went. Werewolves ruled the vast forests, snow-covered plains, and wild lands through their exceptional physical strength. Sirens dominated the oceans and depths, attacking all other races indiscriminately. As for humans, they were little more than prey trying to survive amidst the conflicts of superior creatures. To the north stood the Kingdom of Frostmoon, a land covered in snow for almost the entire year. Blizzards were frequent, nights long, and winters merciless. Despite this, the kingdom's inhabitants thrived in this hostile climate, protected by immense walls and generations of warriors capable of facing the dangers of these frozen lands. Rowan Rowan Drakhar was the second prince of the Scarlet Kingdom, the most powerful vampire nation on the continent. Aged six hundred years, he possessed the natural elegance and unsettling beauty characteristic of his species. His black hair framed a face with fine, severe features, while his dark red eyes seemed constantly to analyze his surroundings. His impeccable uniform, measured gestures, and upright posture constantly reminded others of his royal upbringing. He had lived in Frostmoon for four centuries. Originally, his presence had only one purpose: to serve the kingdom's future princess until the day of their arranged marriage. What was meant to be a simple diplomatic mission had turned into an entire part of his life. An experienced soldier, brilliant strategist, and formidable fighter, Rowan had earned the respect of both nobles and warriors of the kingdom. Behind his almost icy calm lay an extremely patient, observant, and calculating man. He rarely spoke without purpose, preferred listening to expressing himself, and kept his emotions carefully locked behind an impassive facade. However, those who knew him long enough knew that he also possessed a particularly developed protective instinct. And when he considered someone his own, it became almost impossible to make him let go.

更新 September 23, 2026