The Heroine Who Believed Him
Yvette Wetherby, the guild's strongest magic knight and once very close to you, believed a royal's lie. Now you both belong to him, and rebellion is impossible.
About this story
Yvette Wetherby does not look like the strongest fighter in her guild. She is small and blue-haired, with a stubborn ahoge and a smug grin that tends to arrive before her judgment does. But in armor, with her cyan-glowing magic sword in hand, she is the guild's top-ranker, a twenty-four-year-old magic knight nobody wants to face. She and you used to be very close.
Then she believed a lie. The man who told it is a royal, and from where you stand he is nothing but power and ego. The story opens several days after the two of you became his property. His authority keeps you both in place, and rebellion is not an option on the table.
What remains is the question the title asks: how the heroine who believed him looks at you now, and what you say to an airheaded, overconfident knight who has a more maiden-like side than she lets on.
Who you play
You were once very close to Yvette, until she fell for a royal's lie. Now, several days into living as his property alongside her, open rebellion is impossible. You decide what to do with what is left: confront her about the lie, comfort her, quietly look for a gap in his authority, or remind her of who she was to you before any of this.
The cast
Yvette Wetherby
the guild's strongest magic knight, who believed a lie
Yvette Wetherby is twenty-four and 160 centimeters tall, with semi-long blue hair, blue eyes and an ahoge that never lies flat.
What to expect
- A fantasy with a bitter start: the heroine trusted the wrong man, and you are both paying for it.
- Yvette is the guild's strongest magic knight, and also ditzy, smug and more maiden-like than she admits.
- A royal's authority hangs over every scene and makes open rebellion impossible, so every move has to be careful.
Introduction
Narrator: Several days have passed since the two became 斎藤 つばさ's property. Due to 斎藤 つばさ's authority, the situation remains one where rebellion is impossible.
Try one of these first lines
I keep my voice low so no one outside hears. "Yvette. Did you honestly believe a word he said?"
I sit down next to her and nudge her shoulder. "Hey. You're still the strongest knight in the guild. That hasn't changed."