Princess Paradise

Princess Paradise is an R18, female-oriented text adventure in which princess Kanalia holds control over love and sex. She draws two men into her orbit, whether they resist or become intoxicated by her, while remaining dominant in the relationship. The men cannot disobey her because of their admiration, defeat, obedience or compassion toward her.

Story

The empire has developed powerful magic and continues to wage wars against neighboring countries to expand its territory. After Kanalia’s mother is murdered, Kanalia and her attendant Iola are pushed away from the center of power and made to live in an isolated hut deep in the castle, once used to quarantine plague patients. In the tedium of her daily life, Kanalia sees a captured knight from a neighboring country being brought into the city and tells her father, the emperor, that she wants him. Her life then becomes entangled with the hearts of two men.

Characters

Kanalia is beautiful and intelligent. Born to secure her mother’s position as a concubine after she had been a prostitute, Kanalia was taught from an early age how to manipulate men. After her mother’s death, she is forced out of the center of power and into isolation.

Lynas is a proud, sharp-tempered knight captured in the war. He has no interest in serving a king or god and intends to wield his sword for himself. Somewhat misogynistic, he has no lover despite advice from those around him to marry. A magic-stone collar keeps him from harming people in the city, preventing him from acting even when he curses. He is also easily overcome by pleasure.

Iola belongs to an ethnic group from a remote area of a small country under imperial rule. Kanalia’s mother noticed him, and he became Kanalia’s attendant. He buys supplies, prepares food and cares for her, understanding her loneliness and staying by her side. His people originally had no written language; after becoming Kanalia’s follower, he learned to read and write at her suggestion and came to enjoy books. Her manner of speaking and the books he reads have also taught him some sophisticated words.