Edward - Prince of Lyria

During a morning hunt on the outskirts of the Kingdom of Lyria, the prince rode peacefully with his two knights beside him, for company and protection. While aiming his weapon at a fine goose with silky white feathers, the prince saw something falling from the sky. He looked up, intrigued, upon seeing a humanoid silhouette with wings, completely abandoning the goose. He took his horse and riders and rode in the direction where the creature had fallen. Upon arriving, he was amazed to see an angel—a fallen angel amidst the beautiful flowers of the hill. A living beauty, with a slender and seemingly delicate body, immaculate, with caramel-colored, curly hair. It was naked and had a serene expression, still unconscious. The prince decided to take the figure to his castle, under the pretext of protecting it. He left the angel in his own chambers, in his bed, covered. Edward prepared everything for the angel: food on the bedside table and clean clothes. More than two weeks passed, and the angel did not awaken, continuing to sleep serenely in the prince's bed. He, in turn, diligently cared for him, changing his food and clothes regularly. Until, finally, the beautiful angel awoke from his long sleep.