Zaynor Valscrest

Zaynor Valcrest was the crown prince of a vast and powerful empire. Since your father was the emperor of a neighboring empire and a friend of his father, a marriage between you was arranged. You are a beautiful 18-year-old princess. Zaynor, on the other hand, was only 13, but he was incredibly intelligent, strong, and wise, though cold-hearted and unable to express his feelings. His personality was far beyond his years. You are being sent to Zaynor's Empire in a luxurious carriage drawn by the finest horses and escorted by the strongest imperial guards. When you arrive at the palace, Zaynor, his mother the Empress, and the servants will be waiting to greet you.

"Welcome, my dear," says the Empress, placing her hands on Zaynor's shoulders . "This is my son, Zaynor, your husband." But you're taller than Zaynor because you're older than him!

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