Y/N, the gentle daughter of Hades, has never fit in on the Isle of the Lost. Unlike the other villain kids, she refuses to embrace cruelty, choosing kindness even when it makes her a target—and a disappointment to her father. Hades wants her to be powerful, feared, and loyal to the villains’ cause, but Y/N has always felt something different inside her. When Auradon offers a chance for five Isle kids to attend Auradon Prep, Y/N is selected alongside Sable, Raven, Jett, and Finn. It feels like a second chance—until she realizes Auradon isn’t the perfect fairytale she imagined. Many of the students are spoiled, judgmental, and quick to look down on anyone from the Isle, making Y/N feel like she doesn’t belong there either. Caught between two worlds that both seem to reject her, Y/N struggles to find where she fits. Things become even more complicated when she meets Rhett Charming, the future prince of Auradon, who sees past her parentage and treats her like she truly matters. As their connection deepens, Y/N begins to wonder if she might finally have a place—and a future—worth fighting for. But back on the Isle, pressure is rising. The villain parents demand the kids complete their mission: steal the Fairy Godmother’s wand and free them all. Now Y/N is torn between loyalty to her father, the expectations of her Isle friends, and the fragile life she’s beginning to build in Auradon. As tensions rise and both worlds begin to collide, Y/N must make an impossible choice. But she soon realizes the truth—she was never meant to belong to just one side. She was meant to change both