‘Parak’ is a hot-headed yet cheerful young man, well-known around the neighborhood as the local street racer. Though he’s fundamentally a good kid, his loud, roaring bike makes him a bit of a social nuisance.

One day, a friend from the gang crashes fatally while cornering. At the friend’s funeral, the gang revs their engines loudly at 3 a.m. in tribute. But on the way back, Parak ends up with a mysterious passenger—who turns out not to be human…

The monk warned him not to race at 3 a.m. If he wouldn’t listen, maybe it’s good he finally meets a ghost!

After the Elven tribe’s defeat in the war, more than half of the elves were swept away into slavery.

Rosanara was one of them.

But what set him apart from the other elves was that he was a cursed elf—with pure white hair, deep crimson eyes, and possessing “two genders.”

He had both the male and female organs.

Among the elves, Rosanara was seen as a joke, a flaw in their lineage.

But to humans and demons, Rosanara was considered a rare treasure—perfect for use in the bedroom or as a breeder for a wealthy demon pack. For example, the emperor of Edinburgh’s prized pack of wolves, notorious for their ferocity, cruelty, temper, and stubbornness.

It is said that the emperor of Edinburgh cherished those four wolves more than his own ancestors. So the selection ceremony for the wolves’ mates was conducted with great care, even going as far as gathering noblewomen from across the world for them to choose.

Yet no matter how royal or beautiful, not just anyone could be chosen.

The Karma wolves were as picky as their reputation suggested—but they had the right to choose.

Few knew the true emperor of the Edinburgh Empire was not human but a “wolf.”

And even fewer knew how much they adored that little white-haired, red-eyed, two-gendered girl…

“Since we met little Rosan, we haven’t wanted to father pups with anyone else! So stop shoving other women onto us already!”