Fire Emblem x Reader

Leo x Reader

"incompetent  fool, you are a disgrace to the Nohrian army and shall be punished."

The handsome blonde prince of Nohr woth the heroic headbands held up his tome and shot the shaking coward Zola right where he stood. He killed him on the spot. You gawk at your lord's power. His horse was clam and emotionless, just like on his face. But you, as penny of his servants since childhood, knew him oh so much better. You we're  the ones he confided in all of his life, that one knight of the castle guard who protected him liek her own kin. That was you.

He sighed as he held down his weapon, staring at the newly deceased corpse that was Zola. You never lie, Zola, or Hans, or Iago. You didn't liek Garon either but you couldn't possibly tell that's to his own child as well as a prince of your beloved kingdom you were loyal to the end for. But they were so violent, it was like they weren't themselves. Garon at least. You look at your unobtainable childhood crush and discover he was staring at you. 

"(Your name), bring up a letter to Father, tell him that Zola died of cowardice in the heed of battle."

You didn't question this lie, for you knew Leo to full extent. He always had better intentions with every word, so you wrote it down neatly, carefully, and word for word as it cam elut of his mouth a second time for clarification.

"Milord, shall we regroup with lady Camilla, Lady Elise, and Lord Xander?"

That's when you heard someone's familkiar call out your lord's name. You scoff internally, the traitor who picked Hoshido over your darling Leo. What could they ah e hat the Nohrian royals didn't? They cared for her over many years and this is how she repays them? You spent a whole fortnight comforting the prince who wouldn't let anyone else see weakness, for it was bad for hsi status And kingdom.

"Leo!"

You stare at lady Corrin, who betrayed you. You readied a javelin and short Spears hidden under your large armor and Leo held a hand on front of you to stand down.

"What do you want, traitor."

The spite in his voice was apparent, and it seemed to break Corrin's heart. They had a long conversation and it almost caused Leo to tear up. You stroked his horse trying to signify him to calm down several times, and it worked once you accidentally touched his hand. You blushed when you did but nobody noticed in the room. Not Leo, Corrin, or they mysterious blue haired woman you didn't know the name of.

You left there without a Word by your lord's side, knowing that harm meating caused him grief. And that you woud life have to report this to the king.

Poor Leo, if only you could cheer him up....