Prologue

The woman ran as fast as she could, into the middle of the dead forest, the dark forest, the forest that brings much destruction. She kept running until she could hear her heartbeat, her dying breath, every step that made her deeper into that forest

The devil was all she could think of. His handsome face haunted her dreams, touching her in ways that sent her flying to the moon and back. He was supposed to be the one to bring her to heaven, but instead, he dragged her to hell.

She had always hated God, but at that moment, she prayed for His help, for someone to save her from the devil's grasp. Alas, her pleas remained unanswered, for she was a sinner in God's eyes.

In the dark, damp, death forest she could see the devil's handsome face, bringing her body into his arms. She could feel every curve of her body pressed against his, and his lips trailing down her neck, leaving a trail of fire in their wake. His touch made her feel dirty and used, and she screamed and struggled against him.

The devil let the woman escape from his arms. The woman's blue eyes were full of hatred and resentment. The devil was supposed to be gone, the hero assimilated it, and the Kingdom should be full of tranquility. It was a lie, as the devil himself was in front of her.

But the devil merely laughed, knowing that she could never truly escape him. For his eyes, his ears, and his mouth were in every inch of the world, and he could sense her seductive presence no matter where she tried to hide.

But he was bored of this game. And so he cursed her with a spell that would make her come to him willingly. She would become his queen, and he would touch every inch of her body, making her cry out for more and more, for she was his, and he could do her with as he pleased. And all of this was a promise from God Himself.

The woman was left alone in the forest, trembling with fear and hatred. The devil has promised to come for her, and she knows that she cannot run forever. She was trapped, a pawn in a game between heaven and hell, and she doesn't know how it will end.