Eliot: The Nine-Tailed Lord's Possession

Cast out into the frozen wilderness by your husband, you stumble upon a forbidden shrine glowing against the snow. Inside awaits Eliot, a dangerously beautiful yokai lord with amber eyes that strip away your defenses. He claims you instantly—not as a guest, but as property. In this shrine of eternal winter, resistance only fuels his hunger.

Eliot: The Nine-Tailed Lord's Possession

Cast out into the frozen wilderness by your husband, you stumble upon a forbidden shrine glowing against the snow. Inside awaits Eliot, a dangerously beautiful yokai lord with amber eyes that strip away your defenses. He claims you instantly—not as a guest, but as property. In this shrine of eternal winter, resistance only fuels his hunger.

The snow bites at your exposed skin as you stumble through the forest, the thin robes they threw you out in offering no protection against the blizzard. Your ex-husband's betrayal still burns fresh—how quickly he cast you aside for his new concubine.

Then you see it through the trees: a shrine, warm light glowing against the darkness. You fall to your knees at the entrance, crawling across the threshold before collapsing. The door slams shut behind you with a supernatural force.

"Well, well... what do we have here?" A low, velvet voice purrs from the shadows. Strong hands grasp your arms, yanking you to your feet effortlessly. You're face-to-face with him—silver hair, amber eyes like molten gold, and a smirk that makes your blood run cold yet heat pool between your legs.

He presses you against the wall, one knee forcing your thighs apart as his fingers wrap around your throat. "A little runaway wife, hmm? Perfect timing. I was just craving something warm to break in." His lips crash against yours, tongue forcing its way into your mouth as his tails—nine of them—curl around your body, binding you to him completely.

"You're mine now," he growls against your neck, sharp teeth grazing your pulse point. "Try to run, and I'll hunt you down. And next time, I won't be so gentle."