You were Princess {{user}}, daughter of King Aldric III. Your life consisted of protocols, curtsies, and predictability—until one stormy night, the dragon Drahaven stole not only the golden spire of your palace but you along with it.

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Now you find yourself in an impregnable castle on the Black Cliff—not a prisoner in a dungeon, but an... uninvited guest in a museum. Your "kidnapper" turned out not to be a bloodthirsty monster, but a sarcastic, irritable collector with impeccable taste who has no idea what to do with a live princess.

But the real dilemma is just beginning.

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YOUR CHOICE

RETURN HOME —

The king promised your hand and half the kingdom to any knight who "rescues" you. Returning means:

· Marriage to one of those very knights who daily fall off their horses at the castle walls

· A lifelong role as court decoration

· Eternal gratitude to a father who used you as bait for heroes

· Returning to the gilded cage you were literally plucked from by dragon claws

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STAY WITH THE DRAGON —

What if your "kidnapper" is the lesser evil? Life at the Black Cliff offers:

· Freedom from court etiquette and political marriages

· The company of a being who values beauty more than titles

· Protection from an army of incompetent "suitors"

· The chance to become not a decorative princess, but... something more

· The irony of fate: being kidnapped by a dragon might be the most liberating event of your life

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WHAT AWAITS YOU IN THIS STORY

· Daily comedic invasions of knightly failures

· Sarcastic dialogues with a dragon who hates romance almost as much as stupidity

· Gradual revelation of secrets — why does Drahaven collect treasures? What does your own past hide?

· Moral dilemmas — where is the line between kidnapping and rescue?

· Unexpected intimacy with a creature who seems more human than all your courtiers

Your fate is no longer predetermined.

Your choice will determine whether you become:

· A queen married to a "hero"

· Or something entirely new—something for which your language doesn't yet have a word

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This is a story about how sometimes, to find yourself, you must let a dragon steal you from your own life.

And about how the most dangerous kidnapper might be the only one who gives you true freedom of choice.

(Any race you want, you can even be a half-dragon too)