Sacrificed by her own family, taken in by the beast they wanted dead.
One forged scale rewrote her fate. Now the throne, and the dragon, answer to her.
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Winter never lifts over the Frostmark Empire, and legend holds that sunlight returns only when a princess of genuine royal blood weds the Abyss Dragon. Diana grows up believing she is that princess, raised in comfort and loved by the three brothers she would do anything for. Then Lorelei appears, clutching a Dragon's scale she took by deceit, and twists it into proof that the title and the bloodline belong to her instead. The brothers fall for it completely, casting Diana out of the family and eventually offering her up as the bait meant to lure the dragon to its death. The cruel irony is that the creature knows her for who she truly is, and once he carries her into his domain, every lie holding Lorelei's story together starts to crack.
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