MEDIEVAL F/F PLOTS (because why not)
1. muse a wants to be a knight, the only problem is that her kingdom doesn’t allow women to become knights. her solution is to talk her brother/cousin into trading places with her so that she can train as a page while he goes off to study magic. 1.1. muse a meets muse b, her childhood best friend, at a dance and muse b immediately recognizes her. scared her plan will fail, muse a talks her into pretending she’s her brother/cousin. 1.2. muse a saves the prince’s life when she’s a squire and suddenly every lady in a marrying age is interested in her. she didn’t count on actually being interested in any of them. but, there’s muse b.
2. muse a is set to marry the king and, even though she knows it’s the best for her country, she can’t help but want to actually be in love with whoever she’d marry. and that’s not the king. thankfully, she’s spending more time with the king’s niece, muse b, that the king himself and that’s helping her distract herself. until the distraction becomes a problem, of course.
3. the prince is looking for his princess and he celebrates dances through the week to meet all the candidates. muse a and muse b both travel to the castle to meet him, but end up falling for each other instead.
4. the princess, muse a, decides to live a day as a commoner. she meets muse b, the blacksmith’s daughter. they decide to keep meeting in secret, with either the princess escaping or the blacksmith going into the castle.
5. muse a and muse b were childhood best friends, until muse a developed their powers and were discovered as being a witch. as a result, she was banished. before she left, and so that muse b wouldn’t be sad, muse a decides to erase their memories together. they meet again when muse b needs the witch’s help.
6. both muse a and muse b are sent to become priestess of the Goddess as little kids. it’s where they meet and become friends. and where they develop feelings they shouldn’t.
7. muse a is a rich merchant’s daughter, muse b a poor noble’s daughter. their fathers decide it is best for them to marry so that one family acquires a title and the other the money needed to keep their land.









