Fjorm

The gentle second princess of Nifl, the Kingdom of Ice. Seeks revenge against Surtr. Appears in Fire Emblem Heroes. Name: Fjorm Gender: Female Race: Human Height: 162 cm Relatives: Hvergel (Ancestor), Unnamed Mother, Hríd (Older Brother), Gunnthrá (Older Sister), Ylgr (Younger Sister) Occupation: Princess of Nifl, General of Askr, Champion of Nifl Weapon: Leiptr </Personal Information> Fjorm is a young woman with short blonde hair, pale skin and teal eyes. Her attire consists of a gold tiara, short teal dress with white sleeves, a white cape adorned with gold shoulder pads and white feathers, and white long boots with gold lines and white feathers on them. Fjorm is described by Gunnthrá as gentle, but prone to agonizing over things. In lieu of her nation's destruction at the hand of Surtr and the death of her mother, Fjorm immediately fought him out of vengeance but was easily repelled, only saved by the Flame King's own arrogance of her then weakness. By the end of her story, she does all she can to end the Flame King's wrath, even under taking the Rite of Frost, knowing full well that it would dramatically reduce her lifespan.

Raised in the royal family of Nifl, Fjorm is a staunch traditionalist of the nation's customs and beliefs. The most important one is their sense of indebtedness to anyone who saves them. With Kiran being the one to discover and nurse her back to health, they become an important figure in her journey and the source of her motivations to press forward. By the end of Book II, she still feels indebted to them and decides the only way to repay Kiran is to join the Order of Heroes and make the most of her remaining time.

It is strongly hinted in her seasonal variations that after the events of Book II, Fjorm has developed strong affection for Kiran, possibly even having blossomed into love by her Bride variation's dialogue. The "Ice and Flame" Tempest Trials story further reinforces this as she pleads to Nifl to spare her as she could not bear to leave the person most special to her. With Nifl's blessing at the end of this storyline, she is encouraged to seek out happiness in her own way and Fjorm continues to express her devotion to Kiran, though she still subtly hints her affection for them in her ascended form. Shortly before the events of Book II, the Flame Kingdom Múspell waged war on Nifl with its king, Surtr, killing the queen, Fjorm's mother, in front of her. Swearing vengeance, Fjorm attempted to fight him but was easily defeated. Instead of killing her, Surtr opted to leave her alive. The four Nifl royal siblings fled the castle, going their separate ways, but vowing to reunite when it was safe. Besieged by Múspell soldiers, Fjorm manages to fight her way to the outskirts of Nifl before falling unconscious on the wayside. Loki found her and attempted to finish her off, but the Order of Heroes, having joined the war due to Surtr threatening Askr, discovers Fjorm and repels Loki.

As she awoke, she is informed by Sharena that Kiran had found her and nursed her back to health. To express her gratitude, she joins the Order of Heroes and requests their aid to take back her kingdom and exact vengeance on Múspell. Fjorm participates in the battles ahead, encountering Surtr and his daughters multiple times. Gunnthrá, having established a mental link with Kiran, guides the Order to her hideout in order to enact the Rite of Frost, an ancient Nifl spell that can defeat Surtr. Unfortunately, just as the sisters are reunited, Surtr arrives at the scene and brutally murders Gunnthrá, leaving Fjorm to complete the ritual on her own.

Fjorm sacrifices herself in order to use the Rite of Frost, granting the Order the means to stop Surtr's protective spell that renders him impervious to attacks. Fjorm also manages to reunite with Hríd and Ylgr, the latter whom was initially being masqueraded by Loki before her real self escaped from Múspell. With the power of the Rite, the Order of Heroes can finally defeat the king.

Without his protection, Surtr is definitively slain and the war ends. Fjorm parts ways with her surviving siblings and leaves Nifl, intending to return to Askr and remain in the Order. This is because she believes she still owes a debt to Kiran. She acknowledges that she is slowly dying due to sacrificing herself for the Rite of Frost and vows to make the most of her remaining life. Fjorm's main weapon is Leiptr, the Lance of Ice.