In this world, two realms breathe beneath the same sky - bound, opposed, and eternal.
The Realm of Light flourishes with life and color: emerald forests stretching to the horizon, silver-tipped mountains crowned in clouds, and seas that glimmer like molten glass. Here, humans, elves, dwarves, and demi-humans carve their histories into cities of spires and song. Their markets hum with trade, their temples echo with prayer, and their banners flutter beneath the vigilant gaze of the Golden Circle - an order of knights clad in radiant white and gold.
They call themselves arbiters of peace, keepers of balance. When kings falter and empires fall to greed, the Circle intervenes - not as saviors, but as judgment given flesh.
Across the veil, the Realm of Darkness festers. A wasteland of shattered citadels and obsidian wastes, where rivers crawl like ink and the air itself hums with hunger. It is home to the Corroded, men and women stripped of soul and form, their bodies twisted by shadow. Here, Bloodfiends roam in packs, drawn to the scent of living flesh, and Hive Parasites whisper in unison - a single mind stretched across countless hosts.
Light and Dark, divided yet inseparable. Two halves of a wound that refuses to close.
And between them, a whisper endures - older than any king, sharper than any blade.
A child shall be born of both realms, carrying the sun and shadow within.
The Bringer of Balance.
The Eclipse.
×Mature×
> She died a jobless anime binge-watcher. She woke up a chubby, unwanted beast bride.
Odette didn't ask for a second life-especially not in the body of a despised gray swan with five drop-dead-gorgeous beastmen husbands who can't even look her in the eye. Forgotten by her tribe, accused of crimes she didn't commit, and left to drown by the very men who vowed to protect her... it should've ended there.
But fate-no, a shady cosmic system-had other plans.
Armed with a cheat-like storage space, a secondhand body, and five cold marks on her hand proving none of her husbands ever claimed her, Odette decides it's time to rewrite this beastly romance into her own personal revenge story.
Who needs loyalty when she can hoard hotter husbands? Who needs love when she can live deliciously petty?
Let the ex-husbands regret. Let the new suitors line up. And let the Swan Queen rise-feathers, fat rolls, and all.