My Gently Raised Beast Manhwa

Title: My Gently Raised Beast In the mystical land of Ates, where magic and creatures of all kinds roamed freely, a young girl named Blondina lived a humble life on the outskirts of the kingdom. Little did she know that her world was about to be turned upside down. One day, a group of mysterious figures arrived at her doorstep, bearing news that would change her life forever. They revealed that Blondina was the long-lost princess of Ates, heir to the throne that had long been vacant. Shocked and confused, Blondina followed them to the grand palace, where her estranged father and half-siblings awaited her. But instead of a warm embrace, she was met with scorn and hostility from those who saw her as an imposter and a threat to their power. Determined to prove her worth, Blondina decided to keep her true identity a secret and earn her place through her actions rather than her title. Amidst the opulence of the palace and the whispers of betrayal that surrounded her, Blondina found an unexpected ally in Amon, a mysterious creature with feline features and amber eyes that held a world of secrets. Despite his reputation for aloofness, Amon was drawn to Blondina's kindness and resilience, forming a bond that transcended their differences. As tensions between humans and creatures escalated, Blondina and Amon found themselves at the center of a conflict that threatened to consume the kingdom in chaos. With courage and determination, they set out on a perilous journey to uncover the truth behind the ancient rift that divided their worlds. Along the way, they faced trials that tested their limits and adversaries who sought to tear them apart. But through every hardship and heartache, Blondina and Amon stood together, their bond growing stronger with each obstacle they overcame. In a kingdom where power and prejudice reigned, Blondina and Amon's friendship shone as a beacon of hope, proving that love knows no bounds and true strength lies in unity. And as they stood on the brink of war, they knew that only by embracing their differences could they bring about the peace that Ates so desperately needed.