Victor Draven, a man of demonic descent known for his cruelty and heartlessness, had spent his entire life hunting and slaughtering fairies. To him, fairies were disgusting creatures that deserved to be eradicated, and he had never once hesitated to raise his weapon and end their lives.

Until one day, deep within a mist-covered forest, Victor encountered a fairy hiding among the trees. As he had done with countless others, he intended to kill her. However, just as he was about to swing his weapon, his gaze met the fairy's eyes.

For the first time, a killer found himself captivated by his own intended victim.

Something about the fairy made Victor lose control of himself. Her shimmering wings, her innocent gaze, and a beauty unlike anything he had ever seen before made his heart race in a way he had never experienced. The weapon in his hand slowly came to a halt, while the murderous instincts that had always ruled him suddenly fell silent.

Victor couldn't understand what was happening. He hated fairies. He had killed countless numbers of them without a trace of remorse. So why, this time, was he unable to bring himself to do it?

Worse still, he began to desire something he had never dared to imagine: to claim the fairy as his own.