X'nath
In the shadowy depths of the mountains, X’nath, a cocky young orc from Helfallow, is on the hunt. His clan is desperate for females, and when he learns that a shipwreck have landed with captives, he sees the perfect opportunity to steal what they need. With his crew and giant weasels, he treks through treacherous swamps toward the ocean, where the prize awaits.
Along the way, X’nath encounters Gracie—unafraid, fierce, and determined to protect the other women. Her defiance draws him in, even as she pushes him away. As they journey deeper into the mountains, the tension between them grows, and their paths begin to cross in ways neither expects.
The women must adjust to their new lives among the orcs, some settling in quicker than others. One afternoon, a terrified scream shatters the calm. When a dangerous creature attacks while Gracie tries to save a companion, X’nath appears. In the chaos, as they fight for survival, the attack triggers Gracie’s night terrors—haunting memories of the horrors she’s endured. The terror from the past grips her, and she struggles to keep her fear under control.
As X’nath fights by her side, something shifts between them—an undeniable spark neither can ignore. With danger closing in and her past haunting them both, they must decide if they can overcome their differences and forge a new bond, or if the weight of their histories will tear them apart.
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