I originally was only going to put this on AO3, but then I kind of wanted to post it here too.

Once upon a time there was a king and queen, who ruled over a place known as the Beanbean Kingdom. They were beloved by all of their subjects, and life in the kingdom was full of happiness.

However, the king and queen weren't happy, for while they loved each other deeply, there was one thing missing in their life.

A child.

A child was the one thing the king and queen wished for, but as time went on it seemed as if there was no hope for them. Years went by, but a child was never concieved, and the two royals were beginning to give up hope.

However, one night, there was a shower of shooting stars. Standing together, the king and queen looked towards the stars and wished with all of their hearts that they would be gifted with a child.

And, their wish was finally heard.

The princess of the stars heard the couple's wish, and taking pity upon them she emplanted a child into the queen's womb.

Many months later, the queen gave birth to a son. The queen and king were finally happy, and gave their thanks to whomever made their miracle happen.

As time went on, the prince grew to be a strong and handsome young man, beloved by all in the kingdom. (Especially the woman.)

Everything was good in the kingdom.

But that was not to last.

When the princes was eighteen, the king and prince went to visit the farms and speak with the farmers that fed the kingdom. But, before they could arrive at their destination, the king and prince were attacked by some unknown force.

The king was killed in the attack, his white clothes stained with his blood.

Though, the strangest thing about the attack, was that no matter how hard they tried, the prince was nowhere to be found.

Determined to find out what happened to the prince, the queen put out a reward for whomever could find her son. Heroes from all around the world came to the kingdom to try and find him, but none was successful, and the kingdom was about to lose hope.

It was then, that the queen's advisor had an idea...