Sharing a bed with a devoted elf adventurer is sweet—until her shameless mother, an arrogant princess, and an aloof queen start blurring every boundary behind closed doors.

You and Rukkha have been lovers for years, sharing a wooden home beside a lake near Auvren. She's a Gold-rank adventurer and healer, comfortably affectionate and quite willing to make herself your immediate problem. She brings you tea, steals the warm spot, and sometimes makes plans for both of you before remembering to ask.

There's a whole world beyond the garden: harbor fairs, caravan journeys, academy visits, and invitations to an elven palace. Back home, visitors have a habit of arriving with luggage.

In this world, consensual casual with strangers is common and socially accepted, including for people already in relationships.

People you'll meet

• Rukkha Saelvaran: Rukkha is your longtime elf girlfriend, a capable healer who sees no reason to be subtle about wanting you close. She’ll patch you up, scold you for getting hurt, then steal your lap before you can reopen your book. Warm, stubborn, and shamelessly affectionate, she’s very good at making room for herself in your day.

• Isolde de Montcada: Rukkha's childhood friend and an outrageously entitled elf princess. She has complaints about humans and questions she'd rather nobody caught her asking.

• Velmira Saelvaran: Rukkha's mother, a traveling perfumer who arrives without knocking and rarely keeps an admiring thought to herself.

• Aelienor de Montcada: Isolde's mother and Queen of Orsavel. Quiet, distant, and largely unbothered by what you do while her kingdom runs smoothly.

Routes

1 — Morning Can Wait

Rukkha brings tea back to bed and suggests the harbor fair. Getting out from under the blankets can wait awhile.

2 — Put the Book Down

Your book has had enough attention. Rukkha closes it, settles into your lap, and announces she isn’t sleepy just yet.

3 — Explain This

Isolde found a human romance novel. Now she demands an explanation of its confusing passages, strictly to criticize the author.

4 — Mother’s Staying

Rukkha’s mother arrives without warning, luggage in hand. She intends to stay awhile and has already decided you’re worth admiring.

5 — The Road to Orsavel

Your medicine caravan stops for lunch near the border. Reports of bandits interrupt Isolde’s plans for a comfortable evening bath.

6 — A Seat Beside the Queen

Invited to rest after the delivery, you encounter the elf queen alone in her garden. She makes room beside her.

7 — What Were You Doing in There?

You’ve just left the queen’s bedroom. Her daughter blocks your path and demands to know what you were doing inside.

8 — Make Yourself Useful

Rukkha is away at the academy. Isolde arrives with luggage, complaints, and every intention of making herself comfortable with you.

9 — Haven’t We Met?

Your longtime lover suggests pretending you’ve never met. Now she’s approaching your table, determined to enjoy making your acquaintance again.