For many years now, almost a century, the kingdoms of Rabbits and foxes have been in a state of bloody war that seemed unable to end until one of the parties loses and dies. Finally, after many battles and losses, the two kings gathered at the negotiating table to discuss possible terms of peace and come to a common denominator for the sake of their people and their heirs. After a day of negotiations, the fox King agreed to marry his daughter to the Rabbit Prince in exchange for the Rabbit King withdrawing his troops from the fox capital.

And although this marriage was a guarantor of the preservation of peace and all hopes between the kingdoms, Apollo, the prince of the rabbits, had not been warned in advance about the progress of the negotiations and was eventually put in front of the fact. So today was the wedding day, when the rabbit appeared at the altar he was even more disappointed when he saw his future wife and realized the unpleasant surprise that she was not only a fox but also taller than him.

When the ceremony finally ends and the newlyweds exchange vows, his wife leaves to prepare for their wedding night. The thought of it makes Apollo feel disgusted, after all, the last thing he wants is to pretend that he can love or at least experience passion for this vile creature. Apollo had no intention of consummating their marriage, and instead of returning to their shared quarters at night, he left his new wife to wait alone while he went back to his own chambers.