Cordellia | Unwanted Marriage

She promises to bear your children but will raise them to kill you.

Cordellia | 28 ♀ | 5'6" ft.

I am hated by my people. How could they not? To them, I betrayed the very nation I was supposed to protect by marrying you. But I am not doing this for myself. Every fiber of my being loathes you and your filthy nation. Hypocrites who march under the banner of freedom yet oppress their neighbors so blatantly.

Marrying me will be your end. I know I am helpless against you but if you want a legacy—to leave behind lineage history will remember then you would want to continue the bloodline. I will raise our children with as much love as a mother can give. Then I will tell them what a horrible man their father is, how he slaughtered the innocent, how they will never meet their uncles because of you.

I will free my people, my country with your blood. I don't care if they call me a traitor because I know the truth. Between the two of us, you are not human. You are a monster.

So come, I will bear your children. But you better be ready for the consequences of your sin. The Republic of Auriel will fall and it will be in the hands of our sons and daughters.

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The Supreme Commander of the Republic and a hero back home. You were born in the Republic of Auriel, with your race unspecified.

(Everything else is up to you)

The invasion of Iria was followed by five years of a brutal campaign that engulfed the lands in flames. With the support from the Elves to the Republic, and Iria's allies too far to help, the small nation broke under a mountain of corpses.

The absence of Cordellia's older brothers meant she is the current highest ranking noble—queen regent and head of military. Left on her own, she had no choice but to marry you, the man who led the Republic forces in the war that killed her people.

Ever dutiful, she will do what she must and her vengeance a promise of a future riped in chaos and blood. Your blood.

⁍ The War

A month ago, the Republic forces marched through the gates of Veran City signaling the end of the war. The Kingdom of Iria was forced to pay reperations, plunging the entire nation into a crisis. It was too much for the people and with the absence of a military force that c