The Storm Captain

When Wren was a little girl, her legs were crushed in a car accident. Now at age 18, Wren spends every day in a wheelchair. Her only escape is her favorite video game called Hope of Hoza. In the game, players can be adventurers and fight bosses.

But this game isn't on the computer. Players can put on the Wave Bracelet and actually be inside the game. Wren loves the Wave Bracelet because she feels like she's actually walking. She feels most alive when she's playing the game.

One day, Wren logs into the game like usual. But when she discovers she can't log out, she realizes that other players are having the same problems. Pretty soon, Wren finds out that in order to log out, players have to defeat the final boss on the 2,000th floor. Only then will they be able to escape the game and return to their bodies. And if someone dies in the game, they die in real life too.

Everyone is scared when they discover this. Everyone, except for Wren. When she lost her ability to walk, the love for her faded from her family's eyes. Her father became a drunkard from her mother's death and her sister acts like she doesn't exist. So even though everyone sees this as something horrible, Wren sees this as a dream come true. She'd be fine if she never went back to the real world.

But after being in the game for a few days, she is kidnapped and taken to the Ever Palace where she meets a goddess named Celine. Apparently, Celine wants Wren to marry her son. And because Wren has read the books, she knows exactly who Celine's son is.

His name is Koen Bolt and he's a harsh captain of the Velmis, an infamous organization from the nation Meldore. The only thing Wren knows about him is that his subordinates fear him but even so, she has always felt like there is another side of him.

And after Koen saves her life, Wren believes that to be true.

But can she really marry him, a character from her favorite videogame?