Robin began to concentrate on reciting an incantation, her focus on conjuring magic into her tome. She was preparing for a powerful casting of Arcthunder, which may wipe out the incoming wave of brigands. >
Robin began to concentrate on reciting an incantation, her focus on conjuring magic into her tome. She was preparing for a powerful casting of Arcthunder, which may wipe out the incoming wave of brigands. >
("They just keep on coming... Stay on your toes.") The tactician thought, steeling herself. More swarmed their way into the town square, where she took the fight to. In an open area, she was >
("They just keep on coming... Stay on your toes.") The tactician thought, steeling herself. More swarmed their way into the town square, where she took the fight to. In an open area, she was >
"They kill and pillage with no rhyme or reason. As if to merely sow chaos in the name of their god. They are beginning to enroach upon Ylisse, and the Shepherds have had little to no leeway with fending them >
"They kill and pillage with no rhyme or reason. As if to merely sow chaos in the name of their god. They are beginning to enroach upon Ylisse, and the Shepherds have had little to no leeway with fending them >
Robin took a moment to compose herself. Now or never, she intended on sharing her plight with the man.
"Indeed, the Risen are undead creatures--puppeteered by those who >
Robin took a moment to compose herself. Now or never, she intended on sharing her plight with the man.
"Indeed, the Risen are undead creatures--puppeteered by those who >
"With you here, there's no doubt in my mind that you were /meant/ to fight with us. As if fate itself had charted a course for your arrival. These Risen...they may not >
"With you here, there's no doubt in my mind that you were /meant/ to fight with us. As if fate itself had charted a course for your arrival. These Risen...they may not >
"...Thank you for sharing. I know that wasn't easy for you to bring back up. I can see how painful the >
"...Thank you for sharing. I know that wasn't easy for you to bring back up. I can see how painful the >
In fact, it /isn't/ from the exalt's blood...but of Grima's. Her brows furrowed, troubled.
("What he's witnessed... It >
In fact, it /isn't/ from the exalt's blood...but of Grima's. Her brows furrowed, troubled.
("What he's witnessed... It >
"Hm. ...What manner of villainy overtook this 'Remire Village, Byleth? Erm, if you don't mind me asking--that is. Perhaps gleaning >
"Hm. ...What manner of villainy overtook this 'Remire Village, Byleth? Erm, if you don't mind me asking--that is. Perhaps gleaning >
She paused a moment, deciding whether or not to ask the professor her question. Him recalling the memory was >
She paused a moment, deciding whether or not to ask the professor her question. Him recalling the memory was >
"Lead on, my new friend."
"Lead on, my new friend."
Robin gave the fox a reassuring nod, prepared to take on this new task.
"Luckily for you, I guess you can say I've some experience with...er, shall we say: conquest >
Robin gave the fox a reassuring nod, prepared to take on this new task.
"Luckily for you, I guess you can say I've some experience with...er, shall we say: conquest >
Robin looked back up at Byleth, slightly nodding.
"Since then, I joined up with the Shepherds. And the rest...is history."
Robin looked back up at Byleth, slightly nodding.
"Since then, I joined up with the Shepherds. And the rest...is history."
The tactician's gaze wandered to the tome by her side.
"I knew nothing of them, this land, or its people. Not yet, anyway. But in my heart, I could >
The tactician's gaze wandered to the tome by her side.
"I knew nothing of them, this land, or its people. Not yet, anyway. But in my heart, I could >
"Like you, Chrom and his sister, Lissa, had found me unconscious in a field. No memories then, and none now. His second-in-command, Frederick, wasn't too thrilled," she admitted. "He scrutinized me with >
"Like you, Chrom and his sister, Lissa, had found me unconscious in a field. No memories then, and none now. His second-in-command, Frederick, wasn't too thrilled," she admitted. "He scrutinized me with >
"Heh, but you don't need me to tell you that. I can clearly see you've finally found your lot in >
"Heh, but you don't need me to tell you that. I can clearly see you've finally found your lot in >
She grew quiet, pausing to collect her thoughts. Dark gray eyes stared out into the distance. Finally, Robin turned to him.
"I'm sorry your childhood was anything /but/ happy. Surely >
She grew quiet, pausing to collect her thoughts. Dark gray eyes stared out into the distance. Finally, Robin turned to him.
"I'm sorry your childhood was anything /but/ happy. Surely >
"Maybe my memories will return to me... Or, maybe they won't. Perhaps the answers of my past are too much for me to bear. Only time will tell, I suppose."
("So, an ex-mercenary. He doesn't seem like one at first >
"Maybe my memories will return to me... Or, maybe they won't. Perhaps the answers of my past are too much for me to bear. Only time will tell, I suppose."
("So, an ex-mercenary. He doesn't seem like one at first >
"Hm. ...I'd say Ylisse is my home. As far as I can tell, it's the only home I've ever had."
"Hm. ...I'd say Ylisse is my home. As far as I can tell, it's the only home I've ever had."
"Just like you, not long ago, I was found in a similar situation. The exception being that I bore no memories of my past. But Ylisse has welcomed me with open arms, so I give back to her with my service to Chrom and his Shepherds."
They paused a >
"Just like you, not long ago, I was found in a similar situation. The exception being that I bore no memories of my past. But Ylisse has welcomed me with open arms, so I give back to her with my service to Chrom and his Shepherds."
They paused a >