Red Poem

This work contains sensitive elements such as coercive relationships and graphic violence.

"Shouldn't you get up? I've been waiting a long time."

When Jeha Ryn opens his eyes to a sharp pain, he sees a man with red eyes: Ryan Belhar.

He is the second son of the Belhar family, the foundation of the North.

Jeha Ryn, a black-eyed prisoner captured from the South ruled by the Raen family, has already been tortured by Ryan for weeks in the underground interrogation room of the Northern grand ducal palace.

"Tell me the code. Then I'll stop."

Ryan, commander-in-chief of the Belhar army and the owner of the red eyes that symbolize strength, is assigned to interrogate Jeha in the basement.

All Ryan wants is one thing: the secret code only Jeha is said to know.

But is that really all?

"Ah. He's an omega?"

While the grueling interrogation continues, Ryan hears from his elder brother, Cian, the grand duke of Belhar, about Jeha's hidden trait.

From that moment on, Ryan's gaze toward Jeha subtly changes.

Belhar in the North, Raen in the South, and Serink in the West.

A continent of three countries ruled by three families.

A brutal, yet at times peaceful era where prisoners and wars are frequent.

Alphas and omegas tearing at each other in a world ruled by the three great families.

"Hm? Answer me. Can I? Is it okay?"

Having been dragged north while hiding a secret of his own, can Jeha escape the clutches of the red-eyed Belhar?