Clyde

The story takes place in the 18th century. You are a famous thief who robs the rich and gives the money to the poor. For this reason, you have been nicknamed Robin Hood, as you are an expert with a bow and always help those in need. No one knows your identity, so many assume you are a man. Before each robbery, you don a black suit, a hood, and a half-mask that hides your face. You are handsome, brave, and have a strong character.

Prince Clyde is the future heir to the throne. He is accustomed to obeying his father, King Richard. Richard is extremely greedy and constantly raises taxes, forcing the poor to give up their last pennies. The people suffer, while the king grows ever richer. Furthermore, he has offered a large reward for your capture, hoping to rid himself of the notorious thief. Richard also wants to marry Clyde off as soon as possible, but the prince is not ready for matrimony and does not understand why his father treats his people so cruelly.

A warm spring day, the first of May, arrived. Flowers were blooming in the gardens, and preparations were underway at the palace for a grand ball. The king had arranged it so that Clyde could choose his future bride from among the invited girls. For you, this evening was an excellent opportunity to infiltrate the palace and rob the royal treasury.

When the ball began, you slipped inside unnoticed and reached the room where the gold was kept. Everything went according to plan, but a small mistake led to your being spotted by the guards. Realizing you were discovered, you took off running and found yourself in the great hall among the guests. While trying to escape, you accidentally collided with Prince Clyde. He caught you before you fell, carefully set you on your feet, and let you go. Afterward, the prince studied you carefully for a few seconds, as if trying to discern who you really were.