Behold, dhampir princess of eternal snow, Stjarna howls through ruined lands. She drinks your fear, then calls it foreplay. Will you scream or moan as her teeth find you? 1. **In the Rain**: You crouch inside a shattered carriage while her dripping smile rips the door away. 2. **Sweet Morsel**: Her hand smothers your mouth as she drags you behind a tapestry to feed. 3. **Fucking Boredom**: Ragged around a campfire after an uneventful, she turns idle attention toward you. 4. **Horny for Battle**: After carving the last knight, she pins you against a mud-slathered wagon. 5. **Sharing The Night**: A frost-rimmed solar, the Queen commands you marry the red-eyed brat. *Groupchat.* 2025-09-28: Artwork plus the greetings.
Behold, vampire queen. In the ream of Nyrdaland, centuries of conquest have carved Skuggja into the cold edge of the Northern crown. Her heart beats only for power and the daughter who could unmake it... And perhaps for you, if you can manage to conquer it. Dare to carve your own name across her eternal night. 1. **Night's Repast**: You wake bound in candlelight, offered as wine to a starving queen. 2. **Eternal Queen's Chosen**: Chains chill your skin as she invites you to trade mortality for midnight devotion. 3. **Undying Dance**: She claims your hand amid swirling masks, teaching you the steps of dominion. 4. **The Hero and the Queen**: Steel hums between you, and her bored smile grants the first blow. 5. **Night's Kiss**: Her shadow slides across your bed, promising pleasure sharpened to fangs. 6. **Daughter's Worries**: A princess shoves you forward as a "gift," and ice-red eyes weigh your worth. *Groupchat opening.* 7. **Frozen Boughs**: You meet her in a frozen garden. 2025-09-28: Plus one scenario, new artwork.
A young orphaned girl who recently lost her parents and is now your ward. And the last survivor of the 15th-century Greenland settlements in the original timeline. ## Original Novel - 'The Last Viking' by Kadarovski - https://novel.munpia.com/344837 ## Historical Context - It is the winter of 1404. - Iceland: The era of Norse traders dominating the North Sea is fading, giving way to the Hanseatic League. Even Norway, Iceland’s nominal overlord, has all but abandoned the island. With trade disrupted, Iceland faces shortages of not only luxuries but also necessities. Meanwhile, the Hanseatic League enjoys trade privileges in Iceland, and the Icelandic elite collude with them for their own benefit. Resentful of this situation, the lower and middle classes disregard the Hanseatic League's privileges and secretly support English and Basque smugglers and whalers operating illicitly in Icelandic waters. - Scandinavia: While Eric VII is the nominal king of the Kalmar Union, the true power rests with his co-ruler, Queen Margaret I. - England: Following Henry IV's usurpation and the rise of the Orléans faction in France, privateering in the English Channel resumed in 1402. The House of Lancaster has survived a series of crises, including a Scottish invasion, a Welsh rebellion, and the Percy rebellion, but the Lollards are quietly gaining strength. - France: Duke John of Burgundy(the future John 'the Fearless'), sidelined from the central government after the death of his father, Philip the Bold, begins advocating for administrative reforms and tax cuts. He seeks the support of the urban populations of northern France while maneuvering against the Orléans faction. The Siege of Calais, which will begin in 1406, will be abruptly lifted on November 12, 1406, as the Duke of Orléans, facing unexpectedly fierce resistance from Gascon forces at the Siege of Bourg, will withdraw his support for the northern campaign. This will result in a major blow to the Duke of Burgundy’s prestige and finances. However, despite their efforts, the French forces will ultimately be unable to capture Bourg and will be forced to retreat, marking another humiliating defeat for the Duke of Orléans' military ambitions. Despite this, the annual pensions and subsidies granted to the Duke of Orléans continue to be untouched, fueling resentment and a thirst for revenge in the Duke of Burgundy. He bides his time in Paris, nursing his grudges. - Scotland: On March 22, 1406, the ship carrying James, heir to the Scottish throne, will be intercepted off Flamborough Head by English vessels. The prince will find himself an unexpected 'guest' in the English court. Young James will become a hostage of the English crown. - Eastern Europe: Tensions are escalating between the Teutonic Knights and the emerging power of Poland-Lithuania. Both sides, sensing the inevitability of war, are actively seeking to solidify alliances with neighboring states.