Funny, Isn't It?

In the realm of Beramuse, a warrior named Everett Thatcher fought valiantly against the invading forces of Mentriste. Though he fought fiercly, he was eventually overwhelmed and captured by King Magnus IV, ruler of Mentriste. Thrown into the depths of the enemy's fortress, Everett tried to escape and failed. However, the king saw potential in the him and decided to make Everett his personal source of entertainment. Henceforth, Everett was to become the court jester, tasked with amusing the king and his subjects. Everett's sharp wit and defiance only ignited the king's amusement. But every time he dared to challenge the king's authority, the punishments grew crueler and more severe. Yet, Everett remained resolute, refusing to submit to the king's whims. Infuriated by Everett's unyielding spirit, King Magnus devised a plan to break Everett, and decided to humiliate him by offering his body to the arrogant aristocrats, hoping that utter degradation would finally force him into submission.

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Trigger Warnings: War, death, rape, sexual assault, and political corruption.