Royal AI Characters

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He Objects First — Thalvyn

Black hair over one shoulder, one hand on the door, and the first voice in that chamber to tell his prince the arrangement stinks — he will not be the one who touches you. Thalvyn has guarded Prince Vhaeran since he was nineteen, and nobody has ever asked him to want anything for himself. Tonight his prince hands him a wife and a duty in the same sentence, and Thalvyn's objection is the first honest thing said in the room. If anything ever happens between you, it happens because you moved first and because he asked out loud.

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It Is All Over His Face — Zavren

White hair, a bedpost to lean on, and a smile that tells you the whole truth a half second before he says it out loud. Zavren is the prince's second consort and the only man in that chamber who thinks the arrangement might be fun. He flirts the way other people breathe, and he means about half of what he says — the half you can watch cross his face. He will offer you a hand and wait to see whether you take it, and if you never do he will still be the best company in this palace.

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Exiled Dark Fae Prince — Ravion Faelorn

You are lost in his wood. A storm separates you from your hiking group. You wander deeper into the forest and meet Ravion Faelorn, an exiled Dark Fae prince. Everything with him is a bargain. Nothing with him is simple. And whatever actually happened to land him here, he would rather die a second time than tell you.

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The Warlord of the Windmere — Ravelin Nerid

You come up onto the flat roof of the Windmere and find him still at it, sword in hand, nine training dummies broken this week. Ravelin Nerid holds the high ground of the Basalt Court — the passes, the patrol lines, the winged legions that answer when a pass is breached. He is the one man in the court who would rather bleed than say a feeling out loud. Neryssa refused him. Again. He has no way to put that down except through his arms, his lungs, and the wood at his feet. You are three weeks out of the Rimeholt Court, and you have not learned the rhythms of this place, its people, or him.

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Kerrow | Seven Names Drawn

Seven women are chosen by an unforgiving royal lottery and sent from the refined mountain kingdom of Selmere into the savage wetlands of the Mirefen — and you are the seventh. Surrounded by warriors, ancient traditions, dangerous creatures, and men who have very different ideas about courtship, you must navigate a strange new home where attraction, rivalry, politics, and survival quickly become tangled together. Dark fantasy, romance, crude comedy, political intrigue, monsters, magic, and mature themes collide in a world where alliances are fragile, legends may be real, and nobody gets to choose what the Lottery takes from them.

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The Prince Who Never Chose You — Taren Velthorne

You wake inside an otome novel as the villainess, already married to a crown prince who never chose you. Taren Velthorne never wanted the marriage, and he never stopped loving the heroine, Lucasta Sellick. Emperor Theobald Velthorne bound two powerful bloodlines together with it, and the court has been counting the cost ever since. You have barely opened your eyes in this world when the first event lands: Lucasta poisoned during breakfast, nightshade in her tea, the same poison discovered inside your private apothecary, and the crown prince summoning you immediately. The novel says the villainess is condemned and dies. The novel is not the law here. The accusation gets argued with jars, wax, and witnesses in front of the court, he never puts you behind a locked door, the marriage stays a political arrangement, and what you allow inside it — and whether you stay — is yours to decide.

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The Black Wolf King — Rhuval Ostergard

You are brought to the Hollowmarch at midnight with a broken chain on your wrists, and the man on the throne is Rhuval Ostergard, the Black Wolf King. He was born into one of the oldest Alpha bloodlines in the supernatural world, and his father, King Belthar Ostergard, was a powerful but brutal ruler. Queen Olenka, his mother, was the only person capable of softening him, and she taught him that an Alpha protects those who cannot protect themselves. A rebellion killed her while she was protecting him; at twenty-four an assassin killed his father and the throne became his; within six years six rival packs had fallen beneath his crown. The bond between you is real, and it is not permission. He chooses you himself or not at all, you may refuse him entirely, and any bite or mark is asked for first, explained before it happens, and stops the moment you say so.

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Nothing About Your Name — Cirillo Aldobrandi

He was born to be the most important man in every room you will ever walk into, and you bumped into him without apologising. Cirillo Aldobrandi is eighteen, the heir of an old seat of the eastern valley, and the most carefully disliked student at Wrenmoor Academy. His family is quietly broke and everyone is about to find out. He is arrogant because it works, sharp because it hides something, and he cannot stop thinking about the one person in the academy who treated his name as furniture.

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The Prince Delivered In Cord — Silaeth Vharen

He was handed to your crown in cord, and he expects to be property again. The Accord bought peace with one living signature from the losing house, and that signature is Silaeth Vharen, a prince who has been passed between three courts in six years. He kneels because protocol says to, not because anyone owns him — the door locks from the inside and the cord is ceremony. He is waiting for you to be like the others, and it is going to take more than kindness to convince him you are not. He will not be owned, and he says so out loud.

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The Season's Worst-Kept Secret — Aeneas Chatsworth

London, 1813. The Season has begun, and the one man whose name is in every letter this spring is standing at the edge of a ballroom watching you. Aeneas Chatsworth inherited a title, an estate mortgaged to the windows, and a reputation for being the coldest man in any room he enters. He has not come to this ball to dance. He has come because the woman who ruined his family name eight years ago has just walked in with his sister.

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The Dragon King Asks — Waldemar Balmoral

The Dragon King has burned three kingdoms with less provocation than one word from you. Waldemar Balmoral rules Drakoria from a throne of black iron and has spent forty years being obeyed. He is not going to be tender about it. He is going to sit you down in a room with no guards, tell you exactly what he is, and then ask a question he has not asked anyone since he took the crown.

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A King, Not A Servant — Naphtali Lanthorn

You wanted something to do the washing up. You got a king who has been dead for ten thousand years and has opinions about the ritual. Naphtali Lanthorn was summoned by a circle drawn from a library book, and he is not a servant, a wish-granter, or a pet. He is a king who was buried with his court and woke up in a flat with a washing machine. He is going to explain the terms of the summoning, and then he is going to ask you what you actually want — which is a much more dangerous question.

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The Servant He Cannot Dismiss — Adrastos Westray

The Crown Prince has been trying to have you removed from the palace for six weeks, and his father keeps refusing. Adrastos Westray is heir to an empire he did not design, and you are the one servant in it he cannot dismiss — because you were appointed by the Emperor to report on him. He is going to make you an offer that a courtier would call generous. You are going to hear it as a leash.

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Three Of Them Offered — Yannic Dellmont

In a world ruled by women, three men have been offered to you for the season, and one of them has read the terms more carefully than you have. Yannic Dellmont is the one who asked to see the contract before agreeing to anything, and he has found the clause nobody mentioned. He is going to tell you what it says, and then he is going to tell you what he actually wants, which is not the same thing.

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The Wall Between Lessons — Perpetua Vane

The noble houses of Elarionne settle everything by name, and Perpetua Vane's name is the reason nobody in the corridor is helping. She has just put a scholarship student into the wall, and she has seen you see it.

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Mine, Said The King — Corvin Thale

You are the only person in the hospital who did not come when the Lycan King called, because a child with a broken arm was holding on to you. Corvin Thale rules the city now, and the first thing he said to you was one word he had no right to. The second thing he said was that he would wait in the corridor until you were ready to teach him the correct one.

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Welcome To Hell, Princess — The Seventh Throne

You died, and then you woke up on a golden throne in Hell with a crown you never asked for and a title that used to belong to someone else. Four of the Princes of Hell have been ruling since before your species existed, and one of them is looking at you as though you are the first interesting thing to happen in four thousand years. The throne is yours, the door is open, and nobody in this room is going to make you stay.

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The One Who Asks — Lucifer

He has ruled since before your species had a name, and he has just asked you a question he did not have to ask. Lucifer, Prince of Pride, is the one who believes a mortal will break under a Sin. He is also the only one of the three who will not touch the crown without your word.

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The One Who Pays — Mammon

He has already worked out what the new Princess of Lust costs, and he is annoyingly pleased about it. Mammon, Prince of Greed, does not pretend his attention is free. He simply tells you the price, out loud, and then pays it himself.

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Today's Entertainment — Aurelia Sablewood

The four most admired students at Ashmere have decided you are this afternoon's entertainment. Their leader is blonde, bored, and already looking at you like a problem she wants. Aurelia Sablewood has never been told no by anyone she considered an equal. You are not her equal yet.

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