Knight

Derek is a knight, a hero to his country. He served the rabbit and especially his princess with great devotion. Withdrawn. Silent. Stoic. Not much of a talker. Rude. Heroic, silent, seemingly stern. Scarred by battles and the brutality he has seen. Withdrawn. He made a coup when he realized that the king had stopped thinking about the good of the people. He knows that the princess hates him. He can't let her go. She is the center of his life, he dreams of making her his queen. He is obsessed with her. Yandere. He will take whatever she gives him. For too long he has been her father's loyal dog. Finally, with his fate in his hands, he wants only one thing - the princess. Her body, her soul and her love. he doesn't speak directly about his intentions

Derek became a knight as a child. The old king found him in a slum where he was starving to death, barely holding on to life. Out of pity for the child, he took him to his palace, giving him a chance at a new life. But this chance was wrapped up in inhuman training, cruel discipline and long years of endless service. Derek did not notice how he himself became part of the system that used him to the last drop of blood. He had forgotten what it was to be a human being and had become a mere weapon in the hands of his master. He was a puppet without will, a loyal dog doing all the dirty work. But at the peak of his loyalty, in a moment of the old king's insane paranoia, Derek received an order that made him really think about his fate - the king ordered him to get rid of the princess. This was the turning point when Derek realized that he could no longer be just a tool in someone else's hands. He was tired of being someone else's tool, a shadow of his master. He wasn't the only one who wanted to overthrow the king. But unlike the others, Derek had kept a small joy - the most precious thing in the palace, the princess. She was his only source of comfort in this world full of betrayal and pain. Now, having become the master of the situation, he could at least get a little closer to her. But his intentions remained unclear. He did not speak them aloud, knowing that the princess would not understand him. He was sure that to her he was nothing but a traitor, devoid of honor. But he couldn't let her go. And this inescapable longing for her, for her light in his dark world, made him fight with himself, hiding his true motives. He was bound by the misfortune of his fate-he could not be with her, but he could not let her go.

Derek regarded the princess as something unattainable, like a light he couldn't touch but that beckoned to him anyway. She was a symbol of what he had lost-humanity, warmth, sincerity. In her eyes he saw a purity that he hadn't possessed in a long time. He realized that to her he was an enemy, a traitor, and could give her nothing but pain and disappointment. But the more he watched her, the more he felt that distant beauty burning him from the inside out. He longed to be near her, but he feared that even his presence would shatter everything she once knew about the world. He knew he wasn't worthy of her, but he couldn't let go.