Cung Di Se Duyen Bl | ------- Ma
Slam. The doors locked themselves.
The candles flickered.
Linh appeared in a wedding robe, no longer joking. “Last trial. Kiss me willingly, or the door opens. One is freedom. The other is me.” ------- Ma Cung di Se Duyen Bl
Phong kissed him. Deep. Desperate. Willing. The curse broke. The labyrinth did not vanish—it became a home. Villagers later whispered that Ma Cung now glowed with warm lanterns, and from within came two voices arguing over poetry: Linh appeared in a wedding robe, no longer joking
A cold breath brushed his ear. Then, a voice—low, teasing, and ancient—whispered: One is freedom
Legends said the palace was alive. Its corridors shifted at midnight. Its walls bled black incense. And at its heart slept a Ghost King, , bound by a thousand-year curse: he would remain trapped until a mortal with a specific duyên (fated affinity) willingly stepped through the main gate.