Your adventures bring you to a curious predicament

Your adventures bring you to a curious predicament.
A girl, not even truly a woman yet, is cursed by your nemesis.
With the curse she will grow more weak and feeble until she slowly and painfully dies.
The only cure is for her to know a man's love.

Unbeknownst to her, she was not picked at random, but is rather your character's illegitimate daughter.

How far do you go to save her from the suffering?

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At the terms you've given, she'd be cured instantly, because you did not specify what you meant my "a man's love." As it is, familial love will do, in which case of course she already knows her father loves her.

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This.

>playing female
Fuck

And just like that the curse was lifted.

Either that wizard was a fucking idiot or he outsourced the curse department to Dickass Genies Inc.

Or he's just taking credit for your daughterfu's sudden onset of multiple sclerosis.

>B-line for trusted paladin order, set her up with my friends son
>Tell them both about the curse, they will undoubtedly do the deed, but are otherwise free to further the relationship or cease it

Well, everyone grows more weak and feeble until they die. What a stupid fucking boring curse. I'd have created one which involved bowels exploding and bones polymorphing into snakes and eyes summoning daemons and...

I normally play females but the last male character I played was born of an important knight and noble of the kingdom and a poor farmers girl.

He's a bitter a shallow individual who's spent far to much of his life chasing what was 'rightfully his' and pretty much forgetting his own mother even existed.
To be shown that he has now 'won' and become his own father, would be a very sobering experience for him I would imagine.

Plot allowing, first thing first is he is taking her home with him, and finding out about her mother.
Then he has even more to applogise to his own mother about.