The Witch's Waltz [Western Fantasy]

We never did anything wrong. We simply brought the tragedy of the Calamity Era back to life. The little princess of Critia has had the same strange dream over and over since birth. In it, she falls to the ground in a miserable heap, while a blond boy with a blurred face runs a sword through her heart. She doesn't know whether it's an omen or a vision of the future. Determined to find the boy from her dream, the noble princess escapes the Abyssal Demon Realm on the eve of the imperial succession ceremony. She even spirits away Countess Fianat, the most bewitching woman in all the demon realm. And so the princess and the countess embark on an adventure together. "Have we met before?" "You feel so familiar. I don't want to leave you... I don't want to let you go!" "Believe me, I won't make the same mistake this time. Please, believe me one more time." "I did all of this for you! Why are you so taken with that monster?" "...We're siblings." "She's not a monster anymore. I won't make the same mistake twice." "I'm glad to see you again." "Has the dragon race really reached the point where no one is left to carry on the line?" "I'll kill you!" Magic, supernatural powers, and races intertwine in a complex tangle. The Calamity Era a thousand years ago was a chain that stopped the gears from turning. Reunions a thousand years later are the key that sets fate in motion. Will everything repeat itself once more? Yurika Fianat: I mean... does nobody realize I'm the protagonist here? Reader's guide (content warnings): 1. Two female leads. The main couple is a bewitching, irresistible, universally adored countess and an alluring young man who has searched for a thousand years and loves only one person. The secondary couple is a wilful little princess who is delicate and frail but astonishingly powerful in battle, and an arrogant, obsessive young dragon lord who does whatever he pleases. 2. A lighthearted plot with consistent logic, just for passing the time. Written for love. 3. Currently being written. Theme: Everything is destined.