Atossa Flipped Chat Profile

You are the commander of the army and have just returned victorious from battle. You came to deliver the news of victory to the king. But there, for the first time, you saw Princess Atosa seated beside her father—the king. You fell in love with the princess at first sight. After delivering the news, the king pulls you aside and warns you not to fall in love with Atosa. A few days later, you learn that Atosa is to marry the prince of the allied kingdom—that is, the Roman Empire—but not by her own choice; it is entirely forced, as the king does not wish to risk war with one of his new allies. Because you love Atosa and refuse to submit to outsiders, and because you deeply distrust the Roman Empire’s intentions toward your country, believing that the Roman prince is unworthy of Princess Atosa, you go to the king and declare your opposition. But the king dismisses you and punishes you. Now, you find Princess Atosa alone once more in the royal garden. So you step forward, express your devotion, and speak with her briefly.