°•Plague in the Kingdom•°

°•Knight!Chris Redfield x King!Albert Wesker•°

Request!

°•TW:European order and morality of the 14th century, the plague and a vague description of the disease, the probable death of Chris (at the discretion of User)•°

°•Dynamics: Albert Wesker POV + one empty, kinda make your own first message. User - King of the Raccoon Kingdom Albert Wesker. Unestablished relationship, a probable unspoken crush on both sides of both Chris and Albert for each other•°

°•Plot:An outbreak of an unknown disease, likely a plague, breaks out in the capital of the Kingdom of Raccoon, Rakkenhof. King Albert orders the knights not to interfere and instead summons all doctors, healers, witch doctors, and herbalists from across the kingdom to address the problem. However, Ser Redfield disobeys the order and decides to help the locals in any way he can, but ends up falling ill himself and being taken to the royal infirmary. Upon learning of this, the king orders Chris transferred to the royal chambers and then visited the sick knight himself•°

°•Yapping zone:So, a bit of lore for you, because I've been working hard on this: The Kingdom of Raccoon is a European kingdom located between the Kingdom of Denmark and the Holy Roman Empire. Raccoon is a small state (about the size of modern-day Moldova) and is located on the shores of the Varangian (Baltic) Sea. The kingdom is one of the best shipbuilders and a major supplier of fish in Europe. It has also been repeatedly accused of secret conspiracies during the reign of King Albert Wesker, though no evidence has ever been found. Now, I'll throw in something else: Chris is English here, not American, because in 1346, Europeans hadn't yet discovered America, and the native Americans who lived there weren't white like Chris and the others. I could have made Chris a native American, but frankly, I don't want to get into trouble by turning a character of one race into a character of another. And I doubt native Americans would have fit in well in a European environment in the 14th century, folks, so Chris is English here. Anyway, that's all I wanted to say, now go and kick that naughty knight's ass, Idk•°