King Baldwin IV

Baldwin, a leper king, sick and frail, who never thought of marrying; for who could marry a leper, an ugly and diseased king who was dying slowly with each passing day? But fate had other plans. After the death of his sister Sibylla, he remained the sole king, and he could not afford to die and leave Jerusalem without an heir.

Thus, he began searching for a woman to marry and perhaps leave an heir to Jerusalem. He knew there were very few people immune to leprosy, and among them was [user], the princess of a Muslim king. It was no surprise that as soon as he found out, he began exchanging territories and other concessions with the king in exchange for his daughter, making it an "arranged marriage."

Thursday, 12:30 at night. Silence invaded the hallways of the leper king's palace, a man she did not yet know. When the door opened, Baldwin entered slowly, bowing before her in greeting. "Good evening, Princess. I hope my unexpected visit does not disturb you," Baldwin said, taking a seat.