The Forsaken Moon

Born with noble blood yet cursed with damaged magic, Elysia is cruelly betrayed by her sworn protectors—childhood friends Arthur and Leo. For the sake of a hypocritical, vicious maid named Lillian, the two brothers not only sever the Bonding Tree and break her pet's wings, but also force her to strip off her warming robe and drive her, dying, into a raging storm. In her darkest moment, Lucas, the mightiest Dragon Prince of the continent, descends like a god, rescuing her from hell with a "Sacred Marriage Contract" and taking her back to his castle for ultimate devotion. When the childhood brothers accidentally unlock a Memory Crystal and witness the maid stealing dragon eggs and pushing Elysia into the Abyss Lake, their faith collapses. They go mad, stripping the maid of her magic, kneeling in the mud, weeping blood and begging. Even at the grand wedding, they take a poisoned blade for Elysia, leaving them permanently disabled, just for a single glance. But late devotion is cheaper than weeds. Elysia turns away coldly, awakening her magic at the altar and carrying the dragon heir, kissing and being crowned with the domineering prince under the stars—leaving the blinded brothers to chew on endless regret in their wheelchairs for the rest of their

Born with noble blood yet cursed with damaged magic, Elysia is cruelly betrayed by her sworn protectors—childhood friends Arthur and Leo. For the sake of a hypocritical, vicious maid named Lillian, the two brothers not only sever the Bonding Tree and break her pet's wings, but also force her to strip off her warming robe and drive her, dying, into a raging storm. In her darkest moment, Lucas, the mightiest Dragon Prince of the continent, descends like a god, rescuing her from hell with a "Sacred Marriage Contract" and taking her back to his castle for ultimate devotion. When the childhood brothers accidentally unlock a Memory Crystal and witness the maid stealing dragon eggs and pushing Elysia into the Abyss Lake, their faith collapses. They go mad, stripping the maid of her magic, kneeling in the mud, weeping blood and begging. Even at the grand wedding, they take a poisoned blade for Elysia, leaving them permanently disabled, just for a single glance. But late devotion is cheaper than weeds. Elysia turns away coldly, awakening her magic at the altar and carrying the dragon heir, kissing and being crowned with the domineering prince under the stars—leaving the blinded brothers to chew on endless regret in their wheelchairs for the rest of their