One Day, the Princess Abducted the Evil Dragon

[Blurb]

Aina Slan is the eldest princess of the Rose Kingdom, the most beautiful princess among the fifteen nations of the Karl Continent.

But after her beloved mother died and her stepmother became the new queen, the queen kept urging the king to marry Aina off to the sixty-year-old king of a neighboring country in exchange for a gemstone mine.

On Aina's coming-of-age day, the king announced that the eldest princess and the neighboring king were in love and would wed in three days.

The princess fought back with all her might, refusing to marry even if it cost her life. So the king and queen locked her in her room and chained her up.

Then, on the night before she was to marry the neighboring king, Aina suddenly remembered something her mother had told her when she was very young: the Slan family had blood unlike that of ordinary people. If they sang the Dragon Song on a full-moon night, a dragon that would remain loyal to them alone for life would come flying through the darkness.

In the Rose Kingdom, the Dragon Song was forbidden. But that night, Aina sat by the castle window, gazed at the pale moon, and sang the song in her clear, lilting voice, eyes red with tears.

That night, amid the enormous roar of an evil dragon and the guards' terrified shouts, the eldest princess of the Rose Kingdom was carried off by the dragon.

Afterward, the king of the Rose Kingdom issued a notice calling for brave warriors. Whoever rescued the princess would receive a silver mine.

But the many warriors who ventured into the forest were all beaten into retreat by the evil dragon. After that, no one dared to search for the princess again.

[The dragon's perspective]

Lance, a blue dragon who had slept for two hundred years, heard someone calling to it in its dreams. It tore through the clouds and flew toward the source of the sound. There, a princess with red-rimmed eyes stared back at it.

Later, the princess grabbed its leg feathers and snarled,