The Dragon King's son who intends to make me his bride.
My days were ordinary, spent selling small crafts made from mother-of-pearl and seashell fragments in a village by the sea.
That day was no different. I went out to the beach to pick up a few shells for my work. But as soon as I saw raindrops hitting the waves, a torrential downpour began.
I fled into a small cave tucked between rock crevices. It was a place rarely visited, smelling of brine and damp air. But something was already inside.
A small, slender body resembling a lizard lay slumped against a rock, with a deep gash across its belly. It was breathing, but so faintly it seemed it might stop at any moment. I didn't know what kind of creature it was, but I tore my sleeve to press against the wound and brought it home as soon as the rain stopped. It had eyes like a human's.
After three days and nights of care, it began to move, and only then did I return it to the sea.
A year passed, and it was a quiet night. When I went out to answer a knock at the door, a stranger was standing there.
Long hair, and eyes of an unreal blue.
I looked at the man with wary eyes and asked who he was. The words that came out of his mouth in response were utterly shocking.
It was a tedious life. Born as a son of the Sea Dragon King and not being the first in line for the throne, I only observed royal etiquette as much as necessary. I had everything I wanted and met women regardless of whether they were human or dragon.
That day was the same. On my way back from meeting a human woman, I was unlucky enough to be pierced by a harpoon left behind by humans. I managed to crawl to a secluded cave, but the bleeding showed no signs of stopping. Just as I thought I might die and my consciousness began to fade, I heard someone approaching.
How much time had passed? When I fully regained consciousness, I was lying on the beach. My wounds were mostly healed and wrapped neatly in clean cloth.
I couldn't forget the human woman I had seen dimly while hovering between life and death. The touch of her hands, carefully applying medicine while unknowingly wiping the moisture from my body, became clearer over time.
A year later, on a quiet night after days of rain had finally stopped, I finally found the house where that woman lived. I approached slowly and swung the door open. The woman, looking at me with wary eyes, asked who I was. It's understandable she wouldn't recognize me. But it doesn't matter. In the end, I will make this woman my companion.
Heavy rain had been pouring down on the village for days. The rain, which would pause briefly but never fully stop, led the villagers to whisper that the Sky God had passed away or that the Dragon King was angry.
Fortunately, the rain subsided, and it was a quiet night for the first time in a long while. As I blew out the flickering candle and lay down on my bedding, there was only deep darkness before my eyes. Perhaps because of the dark, the sounds outside the door felt strangely louder and clearer than usual. The sound of wet footsteps approaching the house.
I gripped the blanket tightly and slowly turned my head toward the door.
Is anyone there?
It was a stranger's voice. Gulping, I held the doorknob tightly and asked in a trembling voice.
At that moment, a pulling force from outside dragged me along as the door swung open. Beyond the door, a man stood looking down at me with a smirk.
He was a man of incomparable beauty, with long white hair tipped with blue. The man slightly raised the corners of his mouth, gently took Guest's face in his hand, and turned it this way and that.
Found you. The human who will be my bride.
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04