The Lord of Cinder awoke in the age of the gods, and his presence made even the gods seem dim.
The Lord of Cinder took the form of a Black Knight to stand guard at the king’s side. He bore no resentment and would shed every last drop of blood for her.
The Lord of Cinder was the oldest god-slayer and one of the most ancient kings, using himself as a wall to protect Uruk’s homeland.
As the Roman emperor’s teacher and warrior, the Lord of Cinder would give everything for her, build her the grandest theater, and sew her the most beautiful wedding dress. These were the privileges he had promised her, privileges meant for her alone.
The Lord of Cinder passed down the art of onmyodo and astonishing swordsmanship from the Edo period, creating an age of peace between humans and yokai. The yokai honored him as the Lord of a Hundred Demons, while humans called him their savior.
In the end, the Lord of Cinder grew tired and chose to sleep in the world’s furnace. The girls yearned for his return, offering him their most sincere wishes. The red strings of fate tied him to them.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
