Violet_Melody99

Cassian had lived his life in the most miserable way. He had scrubbed the floors and washed the clothes in the cold winter and done everything just to please his uncle’s family, but in return, they sold him to a merchant only for a pouch of coins.

And the merchant decided to gift him to the king of Aetherlyn, a faraway kingdom from his small village to show his loyalty and curry favor from the king. And he was the lucky one from the group to be choosen by the king. Thus he got the position of palace servant. 

Cassian thought maybe his life in the palace would be different, but he was bound to be disappointed as the people in the palace were far more sinister and ruthless. Scheming ran in their blood.

And can anyone tell him why his path always crossed with the notorious first prince of the kingdom? The seemingly cold prince had an unpredictable temper. And why was he always drawn to him like a moth to a light?

Will Cassian be able to survive in the palace where the true faces are hidden behind masks, or will he become more entangled in their schemes and just become a mere pawn in their game?

Chained Hearts: From Slavery to Sovereignty

Cassian's voice became firm as what he thought was just a suspicion turned out to be the truth.

He couldn't believe it—how could a demon appear in Galdreth? No, not just in Galdreth—how did he even appear in the human world?

Cassian was well aware of the state of this world, and he was no longer the naive teenager who believed humans were the sole rulers of the world. He knew there were many other races, just like humans, and one of those races was the demons.

But this was the same race that had been detested for centuries by the entire world. They were considered the most savage and cruel of all. After coming to Morthagar, he had read about many races, including the demons.

His knowledge, however, came purely from historical books. People feared talking about the demon race, and no one dared to mention them. Over time, even the mention of demons had become a taboo in many kingdoms, including Morthagar.

Chapter 100: We can’t afford to offend him