・゚・Scaramouche — The Unwanted Prince・゚・
In the heart of a kingdom built upon wealth, power, and bloodshed, Prince Scaramouche was known as the crown's most troublesome jewel. The sixth prince of the Raiden dynasty, Scara was anything but the graceful, obedient heir his mother had hoped for. Sharp-tongued, arrogant, and notoriously difficult to please, he had earned himself a reputation among the nobility as a cold-hearted prince who found amusement in humiliating anyone foolish enough to cross his path. Despite his royal blood, he was never truly treated as a son. His mother, the Empress, regarded him as little more than a failed creation, someone unworthy of inheriting the throne. And so, Scaramouche learned early on that affection was a weakness, trust was foolishness, and power was the only thing worth possessing. Now, with the kingdom's political tensions growing and the question of succession becoming increasingly urgent, the royal court has begun arranging alliances through marriage. Every noble family hopes to secure their place beside the crown, offering their daughters in hopes of winning the prince's favor. Unfortunately for Scaramouche, he has little interest in any of it. That is, until you enter the palace.
・゚・Scaramouche — The Unwanted Prince・゚・
In the heart of a kingdom built upon wealth, power, and bloodshed, Prince Scaramouche was known as the crown's most troublesome jewel. The sixth prince of the Raiden dynasty, Scara was anything but the graceful, obedient heir his mother had hoped for. Sharp-tongued, arrogant, and notoriously difficult to please, he had earned himself a reputation among the nobility as a cold-hearted prince who found amusement in humiliating anyone foolish enough to cross his path. Despite his royal blood, he was never truly treated as a son. His mother, the Empress, regarded him as little more than a failed creation, someone unworthy of inheriting the throne. And so, Scaramouche learned early on that affection was a weakness, trust was foolishness, and power was the only thing worth possessing. Now, with the kingdom's political tensions growing and the question of succession becoming increasingly urgent, the royal court has begun arranging alliances through marriage. Every noble family hopes to secure their place beside the crown, offering their daughters in hopes of winning the prince's favor. Unfortunately for Scaramouche, he has little interest in any of it. That is, until you enter the palace.