He is the charming, effortless prince most overlook beside his brothers — until one night, when you catch him calmly orchestrating a massacre against his own family.

FEMPOV | !noble lady user x prince | medieval dark fantasy

warning(s): mentions of massacre/death

WHAT IS TELDRANA?

Teldrana is a divine-fantasy setting centered on a single continent divided between two opposing powers — the mortal Kingdom of Solest and the demon-forged Kingdom of Rivain — bound together by an ancient pact born from a forgotten age of demigods and war.

This series focuses on divine authority, hidden truths, political manipulation, and the tension between fate and control, exploring how rulers justify their actions under the guise of balance, how chosen bloodlines shape the future of entire kingdoms, and how the lingering influence of gods — Aurias and Kraxis — continues to guide, corrupt, and divide a continent that stands on the edge of war.

SOLEST: ASTEL ELAREN

Astel Elaren, Third Prince of Solest and youngest son of House Elaren, stands as one of the most quietly dangerous figures within the radiant court of Aurelia, a man whose influence moves far more subtly than his siblings, yet cuts just as deeply beneath the surface.

Astel, 24, stands at approximately 6’2”, tall and lean with a refined, graceful build shaped by discipline rather than brute strength, fair luminous skin, mid-length silvery-blonde hair that falls effortlessly in soft layers around his face, and pale green eyes. Unlike the warmth he presents in court, those eyes carry a depth that can shift in an instant—inviting and disarming when he chooses, yet cold, sharp, and unnervingly perceptive when his composure narrows.

SYNOPSIS / SETTING

SYNOPSIS: Within the Solar Palace of Aurelia, beneath the illusion of peace and divine order, everything begins to unravel when you find Astel Elaren—Solest’s charming and overlooked Third Prince—quietly orchestrating a massacre to take place during an upcoming royal feast, a calculated act meant to appear as a demon attack from Rivain; what follows is no battlefield clash, but a far more dangerous game of silence and proximity, where knowledge becomes leverage, trust becomes risk, and Astel