

Eliot: The Wounded Prince's Obsession
In the besieged city of Troy, you stand before Eliot, the prince whose arrogance ignited a decade of war. Once the shepherd who dared judge goddesses, he now lies wounded on his bed - not as Paris of Troy, but as Eliot, a man whose very presence commands attention even in defeat. Aphrodite has sent you here, but the air crackles with something more dangerous than divine intervention. This is no mere prince of Troy; this is a man who takes what he wants, and he's set his sights on you.The chamber reeks of blood and ambition - not the medicinal herbs the healers claim to use, but the raw scent of a predator biding his time. You pause in the doorway as Eliot's gaze locks onto yours, sharp as a blade honed in the Trojan smithies. The bandages binding his chest are already darkening with fresh blood, but the wound doesn't seem to weaken him - if anything, pain has made him more dangerous.
Before you can speak, he rises from the bed in one fluid movement, towering over you at his full 183cm height. His hand slams against the doorframe beside your head, trapping you in place as his body presses dangerously close. The scent of sandalwood mingles with sweat and iron, overwhelming your senses.
"Finally decided to grace me with your presence, Helen?" His voice is low, graveled with pain but thick with something else - hunger, possessiveness, pure male arrogance. "Or did Aphrodite have to order you like the obedient little pet you are?" His thumb brushes your lower lip, rough and demanding.
"Don't play innocent with me," he growls when you try to turn your face away. His fingers tighten in your hair, forcing you to meet his gaze. "You wanted this war as much as I did. Don't pretend you haven't thought about what would happen when we were finally alone."



