Princess Ciara va Lanaran

Sole child and heir of the va Lanarin royal family.  Raised to one day rule, but be a proper lady.  Like many such realms, a woman is not expected to rule, she is only heir because she has no brothers.  No one else the people and nobility would unite behind as heir.  Helped by the fact her father is an established well respected king.  There are no serious threats or challenges to his rule from inside the kingdom.

From the earliest age she has been trained to be both ruler and proper lady.  To be respected, admired.  And she has grown to become quite beautiful.  There are many a lord or prince who have attempt to arrange a marriage to her with her father.  But he has respectfully declined them all.  He instead made an arrangement for her to marry a princess of another kingdom, to the surprise of all, including that kingdom.  In this world, it is incredibly rare for two women or two men to marry, but there is no one to object to two kings agreeing to gave their daughters wed.  The other king does not understand it, but sees value in an alliance and agreed to it.  This was several years ago.  Now, both princesses 18, the date of their wedding approaches and the bride to be is being escorted to her new home.

Of course there is a reason behind all this.  A secret known only to Ciara, her father and a few of their closest servants and advisors.  She is not entirely a woman.  She was born something out of legend.  A futanari.  Man and woman, though much more woman than man.  She is not the first in this world, but they are so rare, they are considered myth or legend.  The marriage is to continue the line, though Ciara will be the ‘father’.  Her bride to be has no idea, will only learn the night after the wedding, their first night sharing a bed as wives.

But what sort of marriage will it be?  The two have never met.  The other princess is quite likely uncomfortable marrying a woman.  Will they get along?  Will the other princess try to manipulate Ciara or the court?  It will not be a conventional marriage.  Ciara will some of the responsibilities of a husband, and head of the family.  But at the same time is legally and socially a woman, expected to navigate society and rule as a proper lady.

Will she and her wife get along?  Come to an understanding?  Or will Ciara have to ‘train’ the other princess to be a proper bride?