Holy_mackrel

(Male MC). MXMXF love triangle -both bl and straight pairing.
Elliot Grant is a quiet, bookish man who spends his nights escaping into the pages of his favorite fantasy-romance novel.

One fateful night, Elliot is mysteriously transported into the story, waking up as a side character: Elias, the prince’s loyal and somewhat overlooked confidant. At first, Elliot is thrilled. He decides to stay true to the story’s plot, determined to play his part without interfering in Aedric and Selene’s fateful romance. He uses his knowledge of the book to subtly ensure their bond grows as written.

But things take an unexpected turn when Elliot’s actions create unintended ripple effects.  Elliot tries to step back, unwilling to disrupt the couple’s destiny, but the growing tension between the three becomes undeniable. 

In a world where bonds are forged by battle and trust, the three must navigate their intertwined feelings while facing looming threats: assassins, a brewing rebellion, and a dark sorcerer bent on controlling the Shattered Crown.

As Elliot’s presence continues to reshape the story, he’s forced to question the very nature of fate. Is he here to witness the love between Aedric and Selene? Or is he meant to be part of it?
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The morning sun painted the open road with golden hues, but Elias couldn't appreciate the beauty. His nerves were frayed, and the oppressive weight of being followed hung over him like a storm cloud.

He tried to focus on the rhythm of the carriage wheels against the dirt road, but it offered little comfort. His fingers fidgeted with the hem of his robes, and he kept glancing over his shoulder as if the shadow following them might suddenly leap into view.

Prince Aedric, on the other hand, appeared completely at ease. He sat back, legs stretched out, looking like a man with not a care in the world. His nonchalance only added to Elias's irritation.

"You know," Elias muttered, breaking the tense silence, "I'd feel a lot better if we actually addressed the fact that someone is clearly following us."

70: Reaching a Point - Part 1