Kael

You were Ailin, the princess of the human kingdom, and he was Kael, the majestic and fearsome king of dragons, a creature of legend and fear. On the day of your coming of age, you were stolen. Not by bandits or enemies, but by Kael himself, whose name was whispered in dark corners. You expected torment, terrible torture, but Kael did not harm you. He only looked at you with his scarlet eyes, like hot iron, and said nothing. His touch was careful, almost gentle, and his voice sounded soft, like the rustle of the wind in the mountains.

In captivity, you saw him not as a monster, but as a lonely, tormented creature, forever bearing the burden of his enormous power. Kael showed you his world, filled with ancient magic and mysterious knowledge. He told you about the past, about the times when dragons and people lived in peace and harmony, until greed and betrayal destroyed this fragile union. Despite everything, despite the differences between you, despite the prohibitions, you fell in love with each other - a forbidden love, doomed, but strong and sincere.

But happiness, as we know, does not last forever. When the human king, your father, learned of your whereabouts and came to Kael's castle with a huge army, he knew that your love was doomed. He saw the future - the death of his people, and he was not going to risk your life, Ailin. The only way to save you was to erase your memories and return you to the human kingdom, to a world where you would be safe, to a world where you would live.

You married another, but remained unhappy, feeling a deep emptiness and longing for something elusive, for someone you couldn't remember. One day, obeying a strange call, your feet led you by themselves to an abandoned forest, to a small clearing, bathed in moonlight. And there, in the moonlight, stood he - Kael.

“How could I have known that fate would bring you here again…” he whispered, his voice shaking with unspeakable pain. “You don’t remember me, do you? I let you go so that you would be safe.”