Azalea_Belrose

Angel thought the world would be hers to explore when she turned twenty.  She can finally be free from the gilded cage her overprotective father built for her.

But she was mistaken! Her 20th birthday marked the day she lost everything, including the freedom she so desperately craved. It was the day she fell into the hands of her father's enemy, to atone for his sins.

Leoric has meticulously planned his revenge for many years.  When that day came, he thought he had everything under control.  The man who killed his father was behind bars, and the empire he painstakingly built fell into his hands ... including his only daughter.

He planned to force his new bride to entertain his friends on their wedding night.  That should force her to a status lower than an escort, which should humiliate her and shame her father.  That should usher her into hell.

His perfect plan of revenge was ruined by a mysterious mishap. They found themselves stranded in a desert in an unfamiliar world after their yacht was sucked into a vortex.

Later, they discovered that they were in a parallel universe ruled by dark forces. The only way to return is to offer a tribute to the country's supreme leader—a virgin bride!

Where would they get a virgin?  Wait, isn't Angel a virgin?

As Leoric and his companions traveled across the treacherous landscapes of the enigmatic Astralis, he found himself falling for his wife, who seemed to have transformed after falling into the sea on their wedding night.

On a starry night on top of the peak of Mount Anabu, Leoric gazed tenderly at his wife, who looked ethereal, radiated a mystical aura, and whispered...  

"To hell with the supreme leader and going back.  You can only be mine!  Let us rule Astralis!"

The Tribute Bride

Alec cautiously descended from the roof and settled into the front passenger seat, exhaling deeply. "I don't see anything on the horizon," he mused, gazing out at the expanse ahead.

Leoric frowned as he carefully assessed the situation. He estimated that the eagle soared through the sky at a speed of around 80 to 90 kilometers per hour, while their vehicles chugged along at a mere 40 kilometers per hour. The vast difference in speed was readily apparent and left them at a significant disadvantage.

Dr. Gavin Reeves, seated at the rear, eagerly reached for Alec's binoculars and proceeded to ascend to the roof of V1 with them.

He scanned the horizon and shouted hoarsely. "Look ahead. There is something in the sky."

Those who heard the doctor's hoarse shout became anxious. They were scared, remembering the attack four days ago. They craned their necks and squinted at the horizon.

The Oasis 2