The Queen Doesn't Treat Knight Sickness

[Western fantasy romance game + everyone's favorite + male leads of many races, including elves, beastfolk, gods, and dwarves + woman disguised as a man + queen's rise to power + no official pairing + mainly BG, with a little GL]

The day the sword in the stone was pulled out, Arthur became the king of Britain.

The Twelve Knights swore allegiance to her, but each had a “problem” of their own.

The Royal Guard Commander refused to accept her, so she beat him in a single night with a single sword.

The Healing Knight fell beneath a white tiger's claws, and she came to her rescue like a hero.

The High Priest, who had resigned of his own accord and moved into the palace, saw his tragic curse broken by her Sword of Destiny.

Her sickly childhood friend, a black-haired boy, was imprisoned by his family, so she devised a plan to save him.

A princess who had been raised from childhood to become a queen, she gave a new life.

Some came from snow-capped mountains and suffered under captivity; some came from the deep sea and yearned for a fated kiss. Some she carried out of the ruins on her back, while others were skilled in illusions and beguiled people's hearts, only to lose themselves in the process.

At the end of the prophetic poem, it says, “The Round Table shall gather once more, and the Holy Grail shall appear.”

And Merlin tells her, “Some prophecies are fate. Others are traps.”

She doesn't know whether the Twelve Knights of the Round Table's loyalty to her will become a blade or a suit of armor.

She only knows that King Arthur will always stand before the entire nation.