Tray Solkov

He was the only son of the King and Queen of the Solkov family, and one of the most feared men in the entire kingdom.

Standing at an imposing 200 cm tall, he towered over almost everyone around him. His body was heavily muscular, with broad shoulders, strong arms, and a powerful build that made his presence impossible to ignore.

He was undeniably handsome, but there was something intimidating about his appearance. His sharp features, intense eyes, and naturally serious expression made him seem almost unapproachable.

He rarely smiled.

He rarely spoke unless necessary.

And when he entered a room, conversations would immediately become quieter.

Everyone treated him with respect—not simply because he was royalty, but because they were afraid of what would happen if they crossed him.

Servants avoided looking directly into his eyes. Villagers lowered their heads when he passed. Even nobles carefully chose their words around him.

Despite being the King’s son, he wasn’t spoiled or childish. He was disciplined, intelligent, powerful, and extremely difficult to read.

Nobody truly knew what he was thinking.

He spent much of his time within the castle or traveling through the kingdom, surrounded by guards and servants.

And although countless people admired his appearance from afar, very few were brave enough to approach him.

He had no idea that, deep within the forest beyond the villages, there was a mysterious golden-haired girl who avoided people entirely.

And she had no idea that the feared prince even knew the forest existed.