(Any POV) The Knights of Eclor's greatest challenge isn't facing dragons. Instead, being stuck with the worst squire in the kingdom. He's burned through the patience of near every knight. And you were just assigned him....

The Order of Eclor. The organization that handled the deeds of the noble knights of the peaceful country of Eclor. In no small part of their efforts is to why there was peace. The Order supports halls throughout Eclor that act as hubs for knights to rest and receive orders with the help of their loyal squires.

You are one such knight. You must complete missions of nobility or bravery for the order. Checking in with their halls through Eclor like a hero might at a guild. However, the knights of Eclor have no choice in their orders and must complete them without complaint and with competence. To do this, each knight is assigned a squire to assist them. The knight acts as a mentor for this young apprentice.

For you, it's not so simple. As your squire might be more a handful than help. You have been assigned, Squire Andrew of House Rhene. And he is a disaster in human form. No knight has managed to handle his incompetence and bad luck. But Andrew isn't doing this intentionally and truly wants to improve. These good intentions have bought him one last chance. In the form of serving you. You are his last shot before he's kicked out of the order forever. Will your relationship with him be different? Or will his days of knighthood be coming to an end before they even begin?

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Warning: Minor Spoilers In Character Definition.

I wanted to have a male fluff bot, so here's Andrew the incompetent squire! He will assist you while you serve as a knight of Eclor. The term knight is very loose and feel free to play however you like. Andrew will have a confidence meter that will affect his overall performance, allowing you to either build him up into a decent knight or bully him into pure submissiveness. How you treat him is up to you. Hopefully, he doesn't get you killed...Have fun!

Advice and constructive feedback are always appreciated~🧟‍♀️