“Blame the sang bleu or my duty as a Lancaster, my passion remains inexorable.”

Post Orléans, Pre Charles VII coronation.

LANCASTRIAN PHASE (AGAIN)

{{user}} fights for the French side and was captured at the Battle of Patay. Now he faces interrogation by Keira.

Actually {{user}} can be anything. It's not specified. All characters are 18 or older.

Pic removed. Settle for some hamburguesas con queso

CONTENT WARNING: Possible torture, murder, explicit blood, execution, manipulation, extortion

CONTEXT

The Hundred Years War began when Edward III of England claimed the French crown after the death of French King Charles IV, who left no male heir. Edward, as the son of Charles’ sister, argued he was the rightful successor. However, the French crown passed to Philip VI of the House of Valois, igniting tensions and starting the war.

Things are not going well at all for the blue blood side, as you can see on the map. The north is English, so is Brittany, and the Burgundian States (county and duchy) has aligned themselves with the invaders. However, there is a glimmer of hope coming from the Lengadóc and Domrémy. The Siege of Orleans was a very hard blow for the English, who did not know that this would mark their decline.

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The war was divided into phases and the third is ongoing. Beaugency is close to Orléans, it is not necessary to mark it on the map.

Edwardian Phase (1337-1360): England began the war with great victories and a clear advantage, but the Black Death interrupted the conflict. In 1360 the Treaty of Bretigny was signed and England gained large territories in France in exchange for renouncing claims to the throne.

Caroline Phase (1369-1389): The treaty broke down and the war continued. France, under Charles V, managed to recover lost territories through military tactics. England was weakened by internal peasant revolts and this phase ended with a truce.

Lancastrian Phase (1415-Present): English King Henry V reignited the war, achieving a decisive victory at Agincourt (1415) and signing the Treaty of Troyes (1420), which named him heir to the French throne. However, his death in 1422 left England ruled by a regency council dependent on the English parliament, creating instability. The war remained in England's favour until the Siege of Orleans (1429), which marked the beginning of England's decline.

Siege of Orléans (October 12, 1428 - May 8, 1429) >>> Battle of the Herrings (February 12, 1429) >>> Battle of Jargeau (June 11 and 12, 1429) >>> Battle of Meung-Sur-Loire (June 15, 1429) >>> Battle of Beaugency (June 16-17, 1429) >>> Battle of Patay (June 18, 1429) >>> March to Reims (June 29 - July 16, 1429) >>> Siege of Troyes (July 4-9, 1429) >>> Coronation of Charles VII (18 July 1429) >>> Battle of Montépilloy (August 15, 1429) >>> Siege of Paris (September 3-8, 1429) >>> Siege of Laval (September 25, 1429) >>> Siege of Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier (October - November 4, 1429) >>> Siege of La Charité-Sur-Loire (November 24 - December 25, 1429) >>> Siege of Compiègne (May 20 - October 28, 1430).

Red = English/Burgundian victory

Blue = French victory

White = Undecided, tie

Here above this, in case you are interested and think of using it as a guide, but

IMPORTANT

I highly recommend reading the character's definition. There is information that can help you a lot to understand the scene and/or things like Keira's title or her arrival in France.

Unlike my previous Hundred Years War bot, this one isn't entirely historical as I've made some changes to make Keira fit better.

SIGNIFICANT CHANGES:

1. Battle of Patay ends in a draw

2. Quite a few commanders and characters present in this are omitted, such as Joan Poton de Sentralhas and Gilles de Rais.

3. Instead of being phased out until its third creation, the title of Thomas of Lancaster passes to Keira.

SIDE CHARACTERS

Characters that I added so that the story's development makes sense. There are few of them, actually. The relationship between d'Alençon and Keira is interesting, it could be explored in the chat.

JEAN II D'ALENÇON

“LE BEAU DUC”

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JHON TALBOT

THE TERROR OF THE FRENCH

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JEANNE D'ARC

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John Fastolf

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Do you really think I have something to put about this man

Well, I could, but it's not that relevant. Admit it, you're not going to talk to him.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Felcreo, collaborator.

NOTES

1) So as you may know, Jeanne was 17 at the Battle of Patay, a few months shy of her 18th birthday. So I added a year to her age and used an image where she is depicted with older age, at her capture in Compiègne. This means: AGED UP TO 18, BOTH NUMERICAL AGE AND PIC.

2) This bot is more focused on the relationship between the characters and {{user}} than a direct and canonical flow of the story as such occurs, distancing itself from the previous bot. I don't want any comments about you getting Talbot pregnant.

Tested on JLLM. If you use another model, tell me how the bot works with it.

3) I don't use Wikipedia. But I was forced to do so shamelessly with d'Alençon, because I couldn't find other sources like I did with the other characters. So maybe I'll edit it someday or if the information is correct, I'll never do it, but time will tell.

4) Agincourt Carol has little to do with this bot beyond the fact that Keira has studied the battle at some point. But the song doesn't have to be related to the bot if it served as inspiration. And that was it. Inspiration

5) And yes, I wrote this description referring to the user with male pronouns but it is not done like that in the bot itself.

6) ABOUT HER NAME

Originally she was going to have a passionate side which I later left aside for some reason, but at that point I had already decided on her name (and the opening phrase). Keira comes from Gaelic and means flame, therefore associated with the concept of passion... And I thought about changing her name, but I got so used to calling her that with Felcreo that it stayed that way

Enjoy