Sir Monroe's Amorous Summer

Life, Relationship change

While recovering from injuries, Sir Monroe gets three bastards on lowborn women from the village, returns to being Dame Maylene, and begins courting Sir Price.

While still in male form thanks to the magic of Lady Siefe, Sir Monroe was injured defending Salisbury from an incursion of Rydychan knights. He thus returned home to recover at Pitton Manor.   While still on convalescense, Sir Monroe took three lovers from the local village and got bastards on all of them. After this, he called out to Lady Siefe and asked her to return him to being Dame Maylene.   A woman once more, Dame Maylene began to court Sir Price in order to bring an end to her feud with Sir Cledwyn. Sir Cledwyn agreed to the marriage. It was arranged with Lady Ellen that since Maylene was a Dame and not a Lady, her children would be made legitimate and her eldest son would inherit Pitton, while whatever children she might have with Sir Price would inherit Sir Cledwyn's lands.   The marriage was set for 501.