France - Summer 1415 AD

The country of France faces a point of crisis. King Henry of England, fifth of his name and hope of the House of Lancaster, declares his intention to conquer France, stating it is the will of God. Charles, sixth of his name and known as the Mad King, is poorly suited to deal with the rising threat and relies on the strength of better men. To the shock of the French court, Henry and his army arrive safely in Normandy despite coastal defenses, leaving Henry to freely begin his siege of the port of Harfleur. Charles, furious and frothing at the mouth, threatens his lords into compliance to answer English aggression.

Command the destiny of Jean the Younger, heir to the Valois-Alençon dynasty. His father Jean the Elder, named the "Wise" and Duke of Alençon, is ordered by his liege to lead a portion of the French army to counter the English invasion. Little Jean wants to his father in action, drawn by the romantic, medieval desire to see the glory of battle. But, there is one problem: Jean is only a six-year-old boy! Nevertheless, he dreams of glory, being the son of one of the most powerful men in France.

Will you bind Jean's actions to history, guide him to a greater future or doom him to obscurity? His fate lies in your hands.

We both humbly give thanks. Next time, I need to give myself more time to troubleshoot in advance lol

You certainly won't get bored. It's been an "interesting" month since the prompt contest ended.

Welcome to the site! We'll be happy to see what you're writing!

Welcome! We hope you enjoy your stay :)

And (at least for an internet denizen), I'm doing well.

Filthy knife-ears

Welcome! Get to it then! We'll be glad to see what you have to share :)

Well, look at this way: The context is that this a terrible post that plagiarized a different terrible post from an Indian woman that belongs on a site created by an Australian self-help author.

Found this: https://www.thesecret.tv/stories/my-crush-fell-in-love-with-me/

You're not supposed to tell him geez

There's been a weird influx recently of people asking others to do their work for them.