After losing his partner to an unknown illness, King Thomas was left to raise his twin sons, Roman and Remus, all by himself. Thankfully, he had the help of his loyal servants, Joan and Talyn, to care for the two princes while he continued to run the kingdom all on his own.
Skip to a few years later, the twins were now twenty-one years old and were both next in line for the throne.
King Thomas declared Roman as the new ruler of their kingdom, and supported Remus in his decision of becoming the Captain of their family ship, "The Dragon Witch", so he could travel to neighboring kingdoms and formally settle an agreement with them, or offer any of their tradeable goods in exchange for theirs.
All was well, to say the least.
Up until a month has passed with no Remus in sight. Usually, he'd be back from his "missions" (as he so liked to call them) in a matter of days, a week at best, but he hasn't shown up nor showed signs of returning.
Thomas worried something bad might have happened to him.
And unfortunately, he was right.
Find out what happens next in...
The King and The Captain.
On the reunion of the worst day of his life, Prince Virgil finds Roman Flores with an injured leg in the forest near their castle. One would think it was kind of him to take the injured man in and treat him. The problem was... the prince was cursed into a dragon witch. Understandably so, Roman is terrified of him, but he physically can't return home. However it doesn't take long for the two to tolerate each other. And with a little more time, perhaps they can learn to like each other... Guess you have to stay to find out.
A Beauty and the Beast story complete with a hunter, and maybe a couple of scores more, with a lot more magic.
The ships are prinxiety, demus, logicality, and karrot kings/printroverts
I will display content warnings at the beginning for every chapter as needed, which will include death (not main character), blood, gore, kidnapping, and cursing.
Starts with unsympathetic Janus but he gets redeemed.
These characters belong to Thomas Sanders on YouTube, though there will be some OC's that are mine.