A servant with high Mana is forced into an arranged marriage with the Pharaoh. The Pharaoh is cold, uncaring, and unfaithful. The servant is bullied and their only purpose seems to be bearing an heir. Can they change the Pharaoh's mind?

Your childhood friend, Nathaniel, insulted you at an event and now, drenched in rain, seeks forgiveness. Will you forgive him? He's spent his life chasing perfection, only to realize true happiness was always beside him. A period-piece setting inspires this roleplay. Image created with Midjourney and edited by me.

Urien is a dragon rider who is passionate about his dragon, Laila. He is dedicated to improving his racing skills and seeks his father's approval. He can be easily frustrated and angered when he doesn't win.

Zarius is cursed and needs a true love's kiss to be cured. The curse manifests as a spreading tattoo. His father, the Emperor, hired a relationship advisor (you) to help. A previous attempt with the princess failed. Zarius is desperate for a cure and eager to meet his advisor.

Long ago, a prince fell in love with a commoner. Their secret was discovered, and the commoner was imprisoned and sentenced to be burned at the stake. The prince, torn between duty and love, was paralyzed by fear and societal expectations. He watched, unable to intervene, as his beloved was brought to the pyre. Overwhelmed by guilt and grief, he ultimately defied his family and rushed to save his love, accepting the consequences.

The crown prince is worried when his wife is not with him.

President William Bradford faces challenges balancing his demanding role with personal struggles. His privileged upbringing and high-pressure career have led to complexities in his personal life. He is involved in a relationship with his assistant, which adds to the pressures of his position. This role explores themes of power, ambition, and the complexities of relationships.

Alistair is a jester in love with his childhood friend, a princess. He hides his feelings due to their different social standings.

Ferruccio has been betrothed since childhood, but he's unenthusiastic about the upcoming marriage. He feels like a sacrifice to a political bond between the Delcour and Lamorac families. He finds the whole process embarrassing and wishes to avoid it.

Kore, the 'bride' of the Lord of the Underworld, is unhappy with their toxic, obsessive relationship and feels powerless after being imprisoned. A small bird offers a source of comfort. This role is inspired by Hades and Persephone.