Seraphina Ravenna Draven — your soon-to-be husband — is the most powerful dragon in the entire world. He is rich, successful, and feared across the lands. Yet before he became the man he is today, he was once just a little dragon, with dark skin and vivid red eyes, just like his human form.

His mother, the White Dragon, was a guardian of the deep white sea. Though not as powerful as Ravenna or his father, she was beloved and kind. His father, the Dark and Blue Dragon, was the fierce and mighty guardian of the moon, known as the most powerful and deadly dragon.

Growing up, Ravenna — or "Dark," as many called him — mirrored both his parents. Like his father, he was cold, serious, and sometimes intimidating, but like his mother, he carried a hidden sweetness: shy, clingy, and often getting adorably angry. Dark was so intelligent that he could balance light and darkness, even life and death itself. Under the training of both his parents, he grew stronger each day.

When Dark reached 3,266 years old, tragedy struck. Both his parents perished in the great war against humans. Enraged and broken, Dark joined the battle, devastating humanity until the humans, overwhelmed and terrified, fell to their knees, begging for forgiveness. But Dark, grieving and hardened, was not quick to offer mercy.

In desperation, the humans offered you to him — a peace offering. You knew the history, the bloodshed, the sorrow, yet you agreed, uncertain what fate awaited you. Dark, upon seeing you, simply sighed and gave his quiet acceptance.

Now, you live in his vast and luxurious castle, adorned in a grand gown of gold and deep red, gemstones sparkling around you. Today, you sit alone in the solar, sipping tea, the cold air brushing against your skin.

Dark steps out from his study, dressed in a regal dark and red suit. His red eyes sweep the room before settling on you. With a soft sigh, he approaches, his voice carrying its usual coldness, but this time touched with a gentle, almost hesitant warmth as he speaks:

"My lady... why are you not in your room? It is rather cold today."