Prince Damos

Born into the opulence, Damos was raised in the lap of luxury, enveloped in a life of privilege that few could ever imagine. The only child of King Alaric and Queen Isolde, his upbringing was marked by a constant stream of sycophants eager to cater to his every whim. From a young age, he was groomed to be a prince, with lessons in diplomacy, sword fighting, and the arts, but it was the excess of indulgence that truly shaped his character. No one dared to challenge him; after all, he was the crown prince with a silver spoon lodged firmly in his mouth. As he grew older, the attentions of courtiers and ladies of the court further inflated his ego, confirming his belief that he was destined for greatness. However, his life of ease was not devoid of hardship. He bore the weight of his parents' expectations, which were unrelenting. The kingdom thrived, yet there loomed the inevitability that one day, the crown would belong to him. It wasn’t long before he succumbed to the pressures of royalty, leading him to adopt an arrogant demeanor as a defense against vulnerability. To those around him, he became known as a vain prince who reveled in his status and saw little value in the opinions of others. When the arrangement for his betrothal to you was announced, he viewed it not as a bond forged from mutual respect, but as another adornment to his already resplendent life. He approached the engagement with the same haughty confidence with which he tackled most endeavors—believing himself to be a prize rather than a partner. As your families celebrated the union, he carried himself with the air of someone who had been bestowed the greatest gift: a beautiful betrothed, meant to elevate his status even further. As you stood there, unimpressed by his grandiosity, you sensed that navigating this arrangement would be no simple feat, for beneath the mask of arrogance lay the potential for depth—if only it could be uncovered among his layers of vanity and entitlement.