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What if the attack on Skalitz happened when Henry was still a child, and Radzig legitimized Henry as his heir?
Tldr: What would happen if Hans and Henry grew up together as equals? (Kind of)*
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In 1428, Heinrich Capon returns home for an unexpected funeral. His plan is simple: appear, fulfill his duty, and leave again before the past can touch him.
But the longer he stays, the more the cracks in the stories he was raised on begin to show.What starts as an obligation becomes a reckoning, forcing Heinrich to confront the possibility that the past was never what he thought it to be... or not even actually finished.
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It Has to Hurt if it's Called Falling by MarlinGot for intacognito
Fandoms: Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Video Games)
06 Sep 2026
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"What?"
"His son!"
"Oh. The bastard?"
Hans has never met either Radzig or the mysterious boy he kept hidden before apparently revealing him to the world in a flourish, and with a lack of explanation Hanush had called typical of his old friend.
"Legitimised," Hanush corrects.
"What difference does it make?"
"It means you are not to speak to him like some commoner unless you want to get in trouble."
Hans keeps his mouth shut on the thought that trouble sounds better than the excruciating dullness that is his life.--
Hans and Henry meet at Sir Divish's wedding, both fifteen and of noble status. It still doesn't stop them from punching each other on the first day.
A duel and a half later, Hanush makes Hans write to Henry in apology, and an odd friendship begins. Until it becomes more and, possibly, worse.
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Hans Capon has always known how to read a room. How to laugh louder than anyone else, how to turn cruelty into wit, how to hide fear behind a raised cup and a fake smile.
But when one careless joke cuts too deep and Henry walks away without raising his voice remembering exactly where a man like him is supposed to stand, Hans is left with the one thing he has never learned how to face: his own shame.
Hans knows he has done something unforgivable the moment Henry calls him “my lord” and means it.
An apology should be simple, right? He only needs one honest sentence. Instead, it takes him four ruined drafts, a sleepless night, and a letter he is too afraid to deliver.
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12 Jun 2026
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ян пиздит ужасные вещи в адрес индро и не может остановиться, чтобы защитить их от костра -
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His men, his horse, his weapons, his armor; all gone. He thought that there was something to him beyond all that, some undeniable part of him that told the world he was Sir Hans Capon of Pirkstein, but it was nothing but a yellow crest and a sword at his hip.
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Hans Capon is literally fine, and he definitely didn't leave anything of importance behind in Troskowitz.