Driven by hatred and a thirst for revenge, he reached the rank of ninth-circle grand mage. But in the end, all that remained was emptiness.
When he finally regained his sanity, Perda returned to the point where everything had begun. To the day he was informed of his engagement to the queen—a death sentence disguised for the nobility.
“Marry Queen Valdrova.”
“I will do so.”
“What…?”
This time, he was resolved. The engagement would be to that red dragon he himself had killed.
Perda had spent his entire life pursuing vengeance against the dragon that destroyed everything he loved. He climbed the ranks of magic, sacrificed his humanity, and achieved the impossible. He killed the dragon. But victory brought no peace, only hollow silence.
Now, granted a second chance through time regression, Perda faces the same cruel fate that once led to his downfall. But this time, he refuses to walk the same path. Instead of accepting the queen’s hand, he makes a choice that shocks the world: he will marry the dragon.
The very dragon he slew.
What begins as an act of defiance soon becomes something far more complicated. The red dragon was not merely a beast to be slaughtered. She was a being of ancient power, intelligence, and secrets. Bound together by marriage, Perda must navigate a web of political intrigue, buried history, and the dangerous awakening of feelings he never anticipated.
In a world that sees dragons as monsters and mages as tools, Perda and his dragon bride must decide: are they enemies bound by chains, or partners destined to rewrite the fate of both their races?
He killed her once.
Now he has to marry her.
