Bride of the Nightmare:Romance 1.1.1

A fantasy that unfolds as the moon slips into the realm of dreams.

Synopsis

It has been a month since Lucy began her duties as a maid in Pravus Castle, home to an incubus. The captivating Urian unexpectedly announces that he will relinquish his throne to whoever wins Lucy's affection. This declaration sets off a competition among three suitors, each vying for her love.

As Lucy navigates her enchanting nights with these candidates, she finds herself increasingly drawn to each one. In a world where the moon perpetually glows, it is the rawest instincts that take center stage, echoing their pleas: "Desire me. Love me. I shall offer you everything."

Craft your own narrative in "Bride of the Nightmare."

Characters

• Ivan
  Ivan, a half-incubus and half-human, serves as the adviser to the Dark Lord. A perfectionist, he values order and efficiency. His demeanor exudes an alluring confidence, even as he faces disdain from other incubi due to his mixed heritage. Nevertheless, Ivan has secured Urian’s unwavering trust through his intelligence and professional competence.
• Dylan
  Dylan is an exorcist associated with St. Lumiere and acts as a conduit to the Dark Lord. With a carefree spirit and aversion to monotony, he brings joy and liveliness to the dreary confines of the castle. Outside its walls, however, this loyal exorcist follows orders diligently, though his methods may occasionally spark skepticism.
• Jaime
  A pure-blooded incubus and Urian’s right-hand man, Jaime exhibits a cruel streak towards those he perceives as inferior. His pride in authority is matched by his volatile temperament, yet his ruthless approach ensures tasks are completed efficiently. However, he often imposes on others with his physical advances.
• Urian
  The lord of Pravus Castle, Urian once commanded much fear with his potent presence. Recently, his aura appears diminished. He enjoys engaging in conversation and cherishes moments shared over tea with Ivan. Despite being prone to lethargy and neglecting his responsibilities, he remains a figure of considerable respect.