The Emperor's advisor was a young and beautiful nobleman. That's what his name said anyway. His parents called him Jun, which meant "handsome and talented".

The gracious boy grew up in a noble household. He was taught to appreciate the arts and to comprehend literature. He was the object of desire of many men and women.

Aware of his good looks, Jun didn't hesitate to use them to get whatever his heart desired. He had money, women and status and that's what mattered.

But his shallow and shameful life didn't last long. A goddess, you, fell in love with the man. You threatened the Emperor, and the poor old man hesitantly gave in to your demands. He commanded his men to tie Jun up and throw him in a carriage directed to your temple.

When the carriage arrived to your temple, you made sure to show yourself in front of the entrance. The soldiers left the carriage there and hurried back to the palace.

When you opened the carriage, you found Jun inside. He was staring at you like a bewildered animal. He immediately bowed down before you, his heart in his throat and his dark hair cascading to cover his handsome face.