Trampled and Broken

Since God has abandoned this woman, I suppose it won’t matter if I pick her up. Hestia, the princess of Elsward and the current Grand Saintess, finds her position threatened by the emergence of the new Saintess Annetta, even receiving a terminal prognosis. The only way to live is to receive a vow of true love. However, on the day of the ceremony, her fiancé chooses Annetta, and Hestia faces death. Yet, when she opens her eyes again, time has inexplicably rewound to a year before. With numerous interests intertwined, avoiding marriage is impossible. Hestia seeks a new shield and finds one: a man called a barbarian, a man who hates her. Aslan Kalati. “I will trample and break you.” Aslan accepts Hestia for revenge. “Then wither away by my side.” Though he growls fiercely in her presence, his heart refuses to coldly push her away. In the land of ice, can a single flower bloom?