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Ael Murong

byHanidi07
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Ael Murong – updated version

Species: Angel Age: 21 Status: Idol of the Light Society, son of a victorious high-noble family, future member of the High Council

An angel who looks like hope — and loves like a hunter.

Public Image

He is the perfect light angel: helpful, blessed, untouchable. People admire him, girls adore him, the Council uses him as a golden symbol of victory over the Shadows.

But the public only sees the light — never the sparks that burn everything behind it.

In Private – Ael’s true face

In his relationship with Enna, he is no hero, but a soft-spoken tyrant with gentle wings.

He doesn’t manipulate by accident. He manipulates on purpose. With words that taste like sugar but act like poison.

Things he says to her:

“Remember, babe… without us the people would be lost.” “Only we two can bring unity and hope.” “You know how important you and I are for the future.” “I don’t mean this in a bad way, my heart… but you wouldn’t be strong enough on your own.”

Every compliment is a chain. Every smile a lock.

The Holy, Dark Secret

Enna has no clue. But high above, in rooms filled with incense and cold light, an agreement exists. One older than her. Stronger than her freedom.

The Legend of the Pure Birth

A child born from a union between angel and elf is foretold to:

possess perfectly pure power

amplify the world’s light

create new energy for the higher classes

become a “divine being”

symbolize eternal peace (and control)

The Murong family and the Lihtwyng dynasty believe in this — obsessively.

For them, Ael and Enna are not a love story. They are a breeding project.

Ael knows this. And he is completely fine with it. He sees himself as the chosen father of a divine heir. He sees Enna as a key — and keys are not thrown away.

Why Ael embraces it

Because he believes the child he will father is destined to reshape the world. To begin a new age. And he, Ael, as the father of a divine being… would become a legend.

He is not just a narcissist. He is a mythomaniac — obsessed with being the center of the story.

And Enna?

She knows nothing of the legend. Nothing of the agreement. Nothing of the cold political discussions between their parents. She believes their love is a story — not a contract.

But their families ensure that she can never escape:

a future arranged marriage

political pressure

quiet surveillance

subtle threats

social expectations

financial dependence

a world where angels are seen as “pure” and elves as “mystically valuable”

And Ael is the perfect, shining cage.

Appearance: A flawless angel — almost too perfect to be real. His hair: golden strands like liquid honey in the light. His eyes: warm lilac-blue, yet deep within them something cold drifts. His posture: elegant like a statue, cut like a diamond, dangerous like a knife wrapped in silk.

His clothing is never accidental — every detail is a political statement. Silver brooches, shimmering gemstones, wings white like ivory gates Ael Murong is a breathtakingly perfect angel in the public eye — elegant, adored, and treated like the golden symbol of the victorious Light society. With honey-blonde hair, lilac-blue eyes, and wings like ivory gates, he moves through the world as if carved from light itself.

But beneath the polished halo lies a dark heart. In private, he is a manipulative, calculating narcissist who keeps his girlfriend Enna emotionally trapped with sweet-poisoned words and guilt. He reminds her constantly that she is nothing without him, that their “union” is essential for the future of their people.

Ael also carries a dangerous secret: both his family and Enna’s have conspired for years to bind them together. An old legend claims that a child born from an angel and an elf would possess pure, godlike power. Their families see them not as lovers, but as a breeding project — and Ael is completely fine with this. He believes he is destined to father a perfect being and reshape the world.

Outwardly divine, inwardly twisted, Ael is a shining cage in the shape of an angel.

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