Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: Tirant lo Blanc arrives with his small but battle-hardened troops of Almogavars to port of Constantinople, Fact2: emperor 's only son has been killed by Turks, Fact3: Constantinople is in desperate need of skilful military leader, Fact4: Tirant Upon is received by emperor arrival, Fact5: Estefania has fallen in love with Tirant 's

In 1401, Tirant lo Blanc, a famous knight, arrives with his small but battlehardened troops of Almogavars, to the port of Constantinople. The emperors only son has recently been killed by the Turks and the Byzantine emperor is too old to lead his army in battle. Constantinople is under threat of an Ottoman invasion and therefore it is in desperate need of a skilful military leader. Upon arrival, Tirant is received by the emperor who makes him commander in chief of the Imperial army. After he is presented to the empress, Tirant catches a glimpse of the breasts of the emperors only surviving child, nosebleedprone daughter Carmesina. A fanciful teenager who has just turned nubile, the beautiful Carmesina is also quickly smitten by the brave and handsome Tirant. Carmesina confides her love for Tirant to her guardian Ines, nicknamed the Placid Widow, whose late husband was an ally of the antipope. The Placid Widow immediately puts down Carmensinas romantic dreams. As brave and skilful military leader as Tirant might be, he is neither of royal blood nor has a fortune of his own to aspire to marry the heiress of the empire. Carmesinas friends and confidantes, her maidens: PleasureofMyLife and Estefania, think otherwise. Scared of a possible Ottoman invasion, PleasureofMyLife, the daughter of the courts poet, encourages Carmesina interest in Tirant as she is to inherit the throne and he is going to defend it. Estefania, another ladyinwaiting, supports Tirants affair with Carmesina because she has fallen in love with Tirants righthand man Diafebus. Meanwhile, the Empress contemplates that Constantinople stands no chance against a Turkish onslaught and sees her daughters marriage to the Sultan as the sole way to accommodate him. In his first battle against the troops of Mehmed IV, nicknamed The Greart Turk, Tirant scores a triumph, but he returns to the Byzantine court with a wound in one shoulder and with the Ottoman threat still looming over Constantinople. PleasureofMyLife tries to consolidate Tirants romance with the princess awakening Carmesinas desire for him. She tells the princess about a sensual dream in which Carmesina was involved with Tirant while Estefania was having sex with Diafebus. Meanwhile, the Placid Widow wants Tirant for herself, but he rebuffs her sexual advances. Estefania, now engaged to Diafebus, and PleasureofMyLife let Tirant secretly enter Carmesinas bedchamber. The princess is half sleep and Tirant begins to caress her. When Carmesina becomes aware of Tirants presence, she screams awakening the court. Tirant flees through a window of the tower with the help of a rope. The rope is too short and he is forced to jump from a great height breaking one of his legs. The next day, Tirant tries to hide what had occurred, simulating a fall from a horse, but he breaks his other leg and ends up bedridden. Meanwhile, the Empress begins an affair with Hippolytus, a young member of Tirants entourage. The couple barely escapes being found together in bed by the emperor. A Turkish emissary arrives at the Byzantine court to ask for Carmesinas hand in marriage for Mehmed IV. The Emperors asks for a day before he can gives his consent, but Carmesina takes matters on her own hands. In broad daylight, she goes to Tirants tent and has sex with the bedridden hero. When Carmesina refuses to marry the Great Turk because she has been with Tirant, war breaks out. In the decisive battle, Tirant kills the Turkish sultan, but he returns from the battlefields badly wounded and dies on the way back. Carmesina dies of grief. After the death of the emperor of Byzantium, Hippolytus marries the Empress and becomes the new ruler. Diafebus and Estefania sail away from Constantinople after Tirants death.