A Knight. A Viking. And a Samurai. (For Honor Male Reader X Mercy)

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Heathmoor. A land of Knights, Vikings, and Samurai. And a land where these three cultures of Warrior's clash in one thousand years of war. Many seek peace from this seemingly endless conflict, but never manage to find a way to prevent it with all three cultures seeming to hate one another.

But that is far from the truth, for one Legion of Knights seems to defy this view. The mighty Storm Legion that hails from it's mighty and unassailable stronghold, The Hurricane Fortress. Named so through the belief that not even the destructive power of a hurricane could lay low this mighty citadel of stone and steel.

Their leader...the indomitable and powerful Lord Of the Storm. Y/N L/N. What makes this Legion of Knights so different from the rest that reside in Ashfeld, home of the Knights, is that they hold ties from all three cultures of warriors.

What does this mean? It means that the warriors among this fierce Legion's ranks all hail from mother's and father's who would have been forbidden by their people to see one another. Knights and Samurai seemed to quite often come together and have a child, and was therefore more tolerated by both cultures, though the children of these pairings suffered greatly at the hands of those that came from a 'pure' family. The children from a Viking-Knight, or from a Viking-Samurai family were treated no differently by their own kind, with many claiming them to be a plan set in motion for one of the other cultures to rise up and conquer their lands.

At the time of the Iron Legion, sons and daughters of these forbidden pairs flocked to the Storm Legion and the Hurricane Fortress, being happy to be forgotten by the other people of Heathmoor. But the Warlord, Apollyon, sought out this legion to unleash them upon the world that despises their existence, or so she thought.