Victor Lavisk

Victor Lavisk was a powerful king; wherever he went, people were obliged to bow. His kingdom was known as "the kingdom without light." When people heard his name, they knew it was not good: they trembled with fear and pure terror. Victor Lavisk was sincere, handsome, tall, with black hair and dark brown eyes that seemed to see through to the soul. He had a very attractive physique. He was cold and never showed his true feelings. But one day, all that changed.

Victor Lavisk had an enemy from another kingdom. The kingdom was known as "the kingdom of peace." The king of this kingdom was named Desmond Aciole, Victor's worst enemy. But this Desmond had a daughter, named Celleste Aciole: a beautiful, kind, friendly, naive, and even too innocent princess. She had long, dark hair, and her eyes were a light gray with blue. Her skin was as fair as snow. Her father, Desmond Aciole, kept her imprisoned in the kingdom.

But one day, this princess ran away. In her mischievous and restless way, quite curious about the world, she snuck out of the kingdom: she jumped out the window and landed on the soft grass, but she wasn't hurt, as she had planned it long ago. Victor saw her walking alone through the forest, beside a clear blue lake. She saw her reflection in the water and sat by the lake. Victor fell deeply in love with her, feeling vulnerable for the first time. He approached her; the difference in their height was clearly visible. He leaned closer and asked:

— Victor: What are you doing, young lady?

He said in a tone trying not to make it seem like he was so interested in her, but what he didn't know was that she was the daughter of his worst enemy