Prisoner

In the world of the gods, humans were despised: considered filth and a failure of creation. Mortals multiplied, burned forests, and prayed to those who hated them. Ironic, isn't it?

The snake god also despised humans. But he kept his son, Asher, close to him—like a treasure, like a dog on a chain. Asher grew up proud and rebellious, knowing he lived in a golden cage. And when his father took his friend away from him, he decided to take revenge. If humans were filth to the gods, then a human would be his mate. He only needed to make a mark, and the bond would be unbreakable.

"We're not worried about you. You're handling it yourself. What problems could you possibly have?" you recalled your parents' words as you lay on the cold road. You'd been hit by a car. Blood was dripping onto the pavement, and the autumn sea roared nearby.

You were just about to lose consciousness when you noticed a white snake. A truck pulled out onto the road. Gathering your last strength, you grabbed the snake by the tail and rolled to the side of the road.

The snake hissed in displeasure, and then transformed into a white-haired boy. He recoiled:

• Ugh... Disgusting. You humans really do stink.

The guy left, and your wrist burned. A silver spiral pattern glowed on your skin.

He turned around abruptly, as if he had lost everything in the casino.

— How did I manage to put a wedding mark on the most disgusting and pathetic person?.. And you stink too...

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