MichideSainz

Welcome to my little corner of the internet.

This blog runs on coffee, playlists, Marvel brainrot, Formula 1, and the firm belief that every character deserves at least one happy AU.

I'm a writer who loves character-driven stories, emotional slow burns, found family, and the little moments that say more than a thousand words.

You'll mostly find:

✦ Marvel (especially Kastle ❤️)

✦ Matt Murdock appreciation

✦ Formula 1

✦ Project Hail Mary AUs

✦ Headcanons

✦ Playlists that somehow become entire stories

I write. I overthink fictional people. I make playlists for stories that don't even exist yet. Sometimes all three happen at once.

Feel free to say hi, scream about your favorite characters, share your wildest headcanons, or just hang around.

I'm always happy to meet people who love stories as much as I do.

Welcome! 🤍

In the powerful kingdom of Hell's Gate, peace is as fragile as a crystal crown.

Queen Karen Page was raised to serve her people and honor a marriage she never chose. Married to King Matthew Murdock, a monarch admired for his wisdom, she has learned to live amidst protocols, banquets, and smiles that conceal more than they reveal.

But the arrival of the enigmatic Lady Elektra Natchios shifts the balance of power at court. As the king devotes ever more time and attention to his new favorite, Karen discovers that the throne can be the most elegant prison in the entire kingdom.

Determined never to feel helpless again, the queen seeks help from the last man she would have imagined: Sir Frank Castle, the most feared knight of the royal guard. Reserved, scarred by war, and loyal only to his oath, Frank agrees to train her, convinced that a sword makes no distinction between kings, queens, or peasants.

Amidst steel, early mornings, and shared secrets, a friendship blossoms that neither of them sought. As the court conspires, alliances shift, and betrayal draws near the kingdom's walls, Karen must decide whether to remain the queen everyone expects... or the woman she was always destined to be.

Because sometimes love doesn't arrive to topple a kingdom.