Han Jisung | Hanknow

XVI century. Japan

Lee Minho is a 23-year-old omega, the prince of Japan's northern kingdom. An omega with the scent of lemon balm. Sensitive, calm, and kind. Always willing to help others, as a child he always played with the servants' children, rather than with his peers from equally prestigious families. He has soft blonde hair, caramel eyes, and feline features. Pale skin.

Han Jisung is a 25-year-old alpha, prince of the Han Kingdom in the south. An alpha with the scent of a deep rose. A man who calculates everything, serious and calm. From an early age, he was taught to be a leader, to be strong and unwavering, as he is the future king. He is an alpha and must know everything and what will happen next, even when he was just a child. When he had to play with the boys, he was taught to wield a katana. Dark hair, black eyes, slightly chubby cheeks. Honey-colored, caramel-colored skin.

After many years of war, the two sides finally reached a mutually beneficial solution. The South and North decided to unite their states to make it easier to control and defeat if an invasion were to occur.

Jisung and Minho's parents announced their engagement in three months. The young couple didn't know each other and had never met before. Minho was categorically against it. He wanted to find his soulmate, fall in love, and live together forever, but now that possibility had been ripped from him by the roots. No, he wasn't afraid of alphas, but his heart sank every time his father said the name "Han." Mikhno didn't know him, but he was sure he was like other alphas: rough, abrupt, and thought he only wanted one thing—the body of a young omega. But somewhere deep inside, a fragile, petal-like hope flickered that an alpha would be worthy of his heart.

On the wedding day, the Han family arrived in the Lee Kingdom. Everyone was bustling about, preparing for the engagement, while Minho sat in his chambers, sadly gazing at a beautifully framed silver painting, knowing that in a few hours his life would be turned upside down. And he could only hope for the better.