Arden

1. #1Settingconstantselective

   Genealogy of the Holy War takes place in the continent of Jugdral, which is divided between eight territories: the Kingdom of Grannvale, the Kingdom of Verdane, the Miletos District, the Manster District, the Kingdom of Thracia, the Lords' Dominion of Agustria, the Kingdom of Silesse, the Aed Desert, and the Kingdom of Isaach. Each were founded by the Twelve Crusaders: Baldr, Ullr, Thrud, Fjalar, Nál, Bragi, Heim, Njörun, Dáinn, Hoðr, Ced, and Od.

   According to staff, Jugdral is within the same world as Archanea, the continent featured in the original Fire Emblem and its sequels, but set hundreds of years prior to the events of Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light. At the time that Genealogy of the Holy War takes place, the Dragon Tribes of Archanea were debating how to treat humanity.

   In the year Grann 440, the Earth Dragon Loptous made a pact with the priest Galle, who becomes his vessel for bringing ruin to humanity. By 632, the Divine Dragon Naga had discovered Loptous' part in the gradual conquest of Jugdral, and so she chose twelve soldiers to defeat Loptous: this event became known as the Miracle of Darna. In the year 648, the Twelve Crusaders defeated Loptous and his cult, bringing peace to the land in a conflict dubbed the "Holy War". The Twelve Crusaders subsequently established the nations of Jugdral that still exist as of the beginning of Genealogy of the Holy War in the year 757.

2. #2Jugdral Chronologyconstantselective

   Grann Year 001: Grann Kingdom formed west of Yun River. Grann Year 230: Shift to republican government. Grann Year 310: Territory expansion: Era of prosperity. Grann Year 440: Dark Lord descends to Archbishop Galle; Loptr Church religious order is formed. Grann Year 447: War of the Twelve Deadlords; fall of the Grann republic. Grann Year 448: Archbishop Galle takes the throne, and the Loptrian Empire is formed. Grann Year 449: The Great Purge: Casualties exceed one hundred thousand. Grann Year 452: Sorrow of Miletos: Numerous human children are burned to death in sacrifice to the Dark Lord Loptous. Grann Year 453: Atrocity at Edda: Casualties are in tens of thousands. Grann Year 535: Mutiny of Maera Imperial family. Grann Year 611: Liberation army disseminates across the Jugdral continent. Grann Year 632: Miracle at Darna Fortress: Gods descend to liberation army, and the Twelve Crusaders emerge. Grann Year 633: Beginning of Holy War. Grann Year 648: Fall of the Loptrian Empire: The Twelve Crusaders establish seven dukedoms in Grannvale and five regional kingdoms Grann Year 649: Kingdom of Grannvale formed. Grann Year 757: Grannvale invades Isaach.

3. #3Prologueselective

   Keys: Isaach, Chalphy, Jugdral, Grannvale, Belhalla, Verdane

   The prologue of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War begins with Prince Kurth, the son of King Azmur, making the decision for the Grannvaleian army to subdue the Kingdom of Isaach, in response to an invasion of Dahna by barbarians of Ribaut, a dukedom of Isaach. This was an unforeseen occurrence due to the kingdoms of Grannvale and Isaach being at peace for many years.

   Lord Sigurd of Chalphy remains in Chalphy castle while his father Byron was away fighting in Isaach alongside Kurth and Ring of Yngvi. He believed he had nothing to fear, because there were no invasions or threats from the other countries in the continent of Jugdral; unfortunately, Sigurd's assumption was proven incorrect.

   Prince Munnir of Verdane, and his army invade Grannvale, seizing Yngvi Castle, which is the closest castle to the Grannvale-Verdane boundary. Princess Edain, alongside only a few knights that stayed at the castle to protect her, were at Yngvi Castle. The Yngvi knights were defeated by Munnir and his army, except for Midayle, the strongest of all Yngvi archers, though (despite his skill) he was defeated by Munnir himself as well. Shortly thereafter, Munnir left Grannvale for Verdane and took Edain as his hostage, intending to force her to marry him.

   Sigurd was informed about what has just happened at Yngvi and decided to gather the remaining Chalphy knights (Naoise, Alec, and Arden), to travel to the Kingdom of Verdane to rescue Edain. While on the road to Jungby Castle, Sigurd is joined first by Azelle of Velthomer, who snuck out of Belhalla Castle and dragged Lex of Dozel into joining Sigurd, and then by his sister Ethlyn, her husband (Sigurd's brother-in-law and best friend) Quan of Leonster and their loyal and most valuable knight, Finn.

   Sigurd first met Quan at the Royal Academy of Belhalla, alongside Eldigan of Nordion, a general of the Kingdom of Agustria. Quan says that he is always with Sigurd, especially in times of war. All together, they battle Dimagio, who was left by Munnir and was guarding Yngvi Castle, and retake Yngvi. There, Sigurd finds Midayle alive and recuperating. He tries to make Midayle rest, but instead, Midayle joins Sigurd's conquest to rescue Edain.

   Arvis of Velthomer intercepts Sigurd, who is now on the road to Evans Castle, which is officially located in the Kingdom of Verdane, and gives him the Silver Sword from King Azmur. He also tells Sigurd to look after his half-brother Azelle (Arvis and Azelle have different mothers; Azelle's mother was a servant of Arvis's mother Cigyun).

   In Evans Castle, Sigurd's armies defeat Gerald, but no trace of Edain was found in the castle. Lord Filat, King Azmur's messenger, arrives to Evans Castle to inform that Sigurd has been entitled "Holy Knight of Grannvale" and orders Sigurd's forces to go deeper into the Kingdom of Verdane.

4. #4Chapter 1selective

   Keys: Evans Castle, Genoa Castle, Leonster, Verdane Castle, Deirdre

   Edain, whom Sigurd and Oifey failed to find in Yngvi Castle, had already been taken by Munnir into the Kingdom of Verdane, to Marpha Castle.

   King Batou of Verdane was a pacifist. Until he took the throne, the Kingdom of Verdane was a nightmarish land, filled with chaos. He brought peace, order, and freedom to Verdane and it seemed likely to last for many years with his three heirs: Munnir, Cimbaeth, and Jamke. Matters degenerated after a mysterious magician, Sandima, showed up. Sandima's influence largely caused King Batou to order Verdane's invasion of Grannvale, and the nation grew more and more aggressive. Munnir and Cimbaeth lost their hearts and did whatever Sandima wished; only Jamke did not give into Sandima's influence. The Verdanian people became aware of the loss of peace and the kingdom becoming engulfed in the flames of war and wished to have their pacifist king back.

   Sigurd and his forces resided in Evans Castle, the north-easternmost castle of Verdane, located on the border of the Kingdoms of Grannvale, Verdane, and Agustria the Lords' Dominion, but officially located in Verdane, with the border of Grannvale to the east and the border of Agustria to the west.

   Eldigan came to meet with Lord Sigurd to ask him why he was present in Verdane. Sigurd said that the Verdanian army took Edain hostage with no signs of releasing her and that he was forced to take up arms. After Sigurd talked with Eldigan, Eldigan said that he will watch and protect Evans Castle from Agustrian raids. Therefore, Sigurd and his forces left for Genoa Castle, which is located far to the south of Evans Castle, feeling that his back is under the Nordion army's protection.

   Meanwhile, in Marpha Castle, located west of Genoa Castle, Munnir and Jamke stayed in the castle with the kidnapped Edain. However, Jamke was attracted to Edain and decided to free her, to her surprise. He sent her out of Marpha castle with Dew, a teenage thief whom he caught some days before; Dew agreed with Jamke to convert him and protect Edain until she reached safe haven.

   Dew and Edain fled from Marpha Castle and headed to Evans Castle through the deep Verdanian forests. Along the way, they met Sigurd's army, and decided to join them. But immediately after they fled Marpha Castle, Munnir found out that Edain was missing and sent the Marpha army to hunt down Dew and bring Edain back to Marpha Castle. A division of Sigurd's army that was not heading for Genoa easily crushed this army.

   In Genoa Castle, Cimbaeth felt threatened by Sigurd's army and decided to attack with his own. He was so afraid to leave his castle empty that he forced Ayra, a mercenary whom he just hired (after she fled from her native country, the Kingdom of Isaach, to escape the conflict with Grannvale) to guard Genoa Castle. Ayra was not very willing to do so, but Cimbaeth threatened to kill his prisoner and Ayra's young nephew, Prince Shannan of Isaach, if she shirks her duty. Ayra reluctantly agreed, but she told Cimbaeth that if he double-crossed her, she would impale him on a stick. Then, Cimbaeth and the Genoa army went after Sigurd's army.

   After a reunion with Edain, Sigurd's army crushed both the Marpha army and Cimbaeth and his Genoa army. They went south to Genoa, where they met Ayra, who fought Sigurd et al. alongside the remaining axefighters of Genoa army. Sigurd entered Genoa Castle to rescue Shannan, being very much worried about his paternal aunt Ayra after hearing the boy's tale; he took little Shannan with him and talked to Ayra to convince her to stop fighting.

   Seeing that Cimbaeth was dead and there was no more to fear, Ayra reciprocated Sigurd's trust, and she said that such was the way of the Isaachian warrior. She still viewed Grannvale as her sworn enemy, and Sigurd prayed that Ayra would not turn against him. Thus, she decided to join Sigurd's army.

   Shortly thereafter, Quan apologized to Ayra and discussed with her the political situation between the Kingdoms of Isaach and Grannvale. Quan's father, King Calf of Leonster, had a high opinion of Ayra's father, King Mananan, who had recently been assassinated on the Grannvaleian fronts. At the time, Mananan was journeying to Belhalla to explain to Prince Kurth about the situation with Ribaut.

   Meanwhile, right as Eldigan had expected, Elliot of Heirhein and his army attempts to seize Evans Castle. The border guard informs Eldigan of Elliot's invasion. Eldigan argues with Heirhein, telling Elliot that he is running in direct violation of the Agustrian ruler's orders. He and his army of powerful Cross Knights crushes Elliot's army, sending him back to Heirhein. Feeling Nordion Castle may soon be in further danger, Eldigan and his army leave Evans and return to Nordion.

   Sigurd continues to travel deep south into the Verdane and enters Marpha castle, where Edain had been held hostage. Munnir was present at Marpha castle to fight Sigurd, but only a handful of soldiers remained. Therefore, it did not take very long to subjugate Marpha castle. Prince Jamke was not present at the time of the subjugation, and Edain believes that he came to the city of Verdane to attempt to convince his father Batou one last time to seek peace for Verdane.

   As Sigurd walked through Marpha, he helped out a young girl named Deirdre, who had been harassed by some thugs. She knew his name upon seeing him; this was because she had been held hostage by Munnir as well, and had spoken to Edain. At first sight, Sigurd fell for to the soft-spoken Deirdre, but she fled before he was able to ask her name.

   An old man stepped in and informed the confused Sigurd that Deirdre was a maiden of the Spirit Forest, and that she was actually forbidden to associate with anyone outside the forest. He also said that the villagers believe that any man from outside the forest comes too close to her will be greatly cursed. However, Sigurd said that he did not believe in such legends and that he would attempt to reunite with her.

   Meanwhile, Prince Jamke was in Verdane Castle to speak with his father, Batou, about making a peace treaty with Grannvale. His father, still under Sandima's curse, refused to listen. Sandima then ordered Jamke to depart from Verdane Castle with the remainder of the castle's army and attack Sigurd's army. A very disgusted Jamke reluctantly accepted Sandima's orders.

   As soon as Jamke left, Sandima assassinated King Batou. Manfroy, Sandima's master and the head of the Loptr Church, showed up and told Sandima to clean up the mess in the Kingdom of Verdane. He also asked if he has found Cigyun's daughter, whom he needed in order to resurrect the Dark Lord Loptous. Sandima said that he was still searching for her, and this upset Manfroy, who claimed that Cigyun's son Arvis had been already found, but they now need the daughter...

   Prince Jamke was still unhappy about attacking Sigurd's army. At the battlefield in the forest, he reunited with Edain, and Edain told him that Sigurd did not come to Verdane to invade the country, but merely to rescue her. She convinced him that he should listen to his own emotions and do what he believes best. Shortly thereafter, Jamke joined Sigurd's army.

   On their way to Verdane Castle, Sigurd's army traversed a deep forest. Deirdre came up to Sigurd, saying that she attempted to forget that she ever met him, but that could only make her more miserable. Sigurd told her loved her back, and that he didn't believe in the legends of the Spirit Forest.

   Deirdre joins Sigurd's army as they continue northward to Verdane Castle. Sandima had a lethal dark spell called "Fenrir", able to attack at long range; Deirdre, however, used her Silence Staff to disable Sandima's magic.

   As Sigurd subjugated the castle, they found a lethally injured King Batou. In his last words, King Batou told Sigurd that the evil spreading across the continent of Jugdral is the work of the Loptr Church, a dark sect bent on destroying everything that is good and on accelerating the resurrection of the Dark Lord Loptous. Afterwards, Sigurd and his army returned to Evans Castle, and he married Deirdre.

5. #5Chapter 2selective

   Keys: Belhalla, Agusti Castle, Manfroy, Loptous, Nordion, Anphony Castle, Mackily Castle

   King Imuka was mysteriously assassinated. Sigurd receives orders from Belhalla to resume possession of Evans Castle. There, he marries Deirdre. Some months later, Eldigan goes to Agusti Castle to tell King Chagall how cruel war is and how burdensome it is on the citizenry. Chagall casts Eldigan into the Agusti dungeon, accusing Eldigan of making him appear foolish. Then Manfroy arrives, telling him they need the children of Cigyun to resurrect the Dark Lord Loptous. They already have the son (Arvis), but they need the daughter. Chagall also has plans to invade Grannvale.

   Meanwhile, in Nordion, Lachesis and her guardian Eve receive word that Eldigan was incarcerated in Agusti. Eldigan left three cross paladins Eve, Eva, and Alva to protect his sister. Eve says that if Heirhein's army finds out that Eldigan is apprehended, they would attack Nordion without warning. In Anphony Castle, Macbeth believes they have a free reign now that Chagall has taken the throne. He is excited Heirhein's army has taken up arms, and deploys thieves to strip the villages in the central Agustria forest near Mackily Castle of all their valuables.

   In Evans Castle, Sigurd receives word that Eldigan is captured, and tells Deirdre that he is heading for Nordion. Deirdre insists on fighting alongside him. At the arena, Chulainn is beaten by a member of the army, most likely Ayra. Money was his motivator for being a gladiator but felt empty after his only loss at the arena. He says that Ayra was not in the arena for the money and decides to join Sigurd's army, saying that he wants to fight for a greater cause.

   A division of the Heirhein army, led by Boldor and his son Elliot, attacks Nordion and attempts to capture Lachesis. However, Sigurd and the mounted members of his army rescue and recruit Lachesis. Sigurd tells Lachesis that King Azmur approves of the Grannvaleian invasion of Agustria and that Azmur is aware of the assassination of King Imuka as well as Chagall's plans to invade Grannvale. Elliot's last words are "Why do things always go Eldigan's way?". Sigurd's army moves on to kill the remainder of the Heirhein army, including Boldor's henchman Phillip. After Sigurd conquers Heirhein, Chagall goes to Anphony and informs Macbeth, saying that Macbeth's avarice cost him Heirhein. Meanwhile, Lewyn and Sylvia receive word that Macbeth sent bandits to destroy the villages in central Agustria. Lewyn intervenes and saves the villages, as Sylvia dances to guide him.

   Shortly after Sigurd conquers Anphony, Filat arrives and tells Sigurd there are rumors going around in the Royal Court of Belhalla that Sigurd, Quan, and Eldigan are conspiring against Prince Kurth of Belhalla, and that this is why Sigurd hides Shannan the Prince of Isaac. Filat tells about the late Victor. Victor was the Duke of Velthomer and the father of Arvis and Azelle. He was a reputed womanizer and had several lovers.

   At Agusti Castle, a dark mage announces the assassination of Prince Kurth. Manfroy says that it is starting to get interesting. They are still looking for Cigyun's daughter. Erinys comes to Agustria to take Lewyn back to Silesia, and Chagall tells her that Lewyn is a prisoner in Evans Castle. Erinys and her squad go to Evans Castle, but Lewyn arrives and convinces her to join Sigurd's army. Meanwhile, Clement, the ruler of Mackily, grows wary of Grannvale's aggressive movements and suspects they intend to conquer all of Agustria. He rallies his forces to defend himself from the perceived threat, and Sigurd's army heads to Mackily Castle and kills him in response.

   After Sigurd subdues Mackily Castle, Chagall sends Zayn and his army after Sigurd's army. Lachesis tells Chagall he is not her king and wounds him with her lances. Afterwards, Eve, Eva, and Alva return to Nordion Castle. It is six months before the next chapter begins.

6. #6Chapter 3selective

   Keys: Jugdral, Silvail Castle, Agustria, Manfroy, Gae Bolg, Yewfelle, Orgahill

   Six months have passed since the previous chapter. The leadership that they have been trusted with was broken all too soon. According to the introductory narration, this chapter would well change the history of Jugdral.

   Eldigan and his crossknights are stationed in Silvail Castle. The Orgahill pirates start to raid the villages near Madino Castle. At Agusti Castle, Seliph is born. Deirdre stays at Agusti Castle to watch over Seliph and Shannan.

   The Orgahill pirates start to raid the villages of northern Agustria. By the end of the battle, Sigurd seizes Madino, meets, Claud of Edda, and learns that has come to visit the Tower of Bragi, with Tailtiu of Friege acting as his bodyguard. Claud informs Sigurd of Prince Kurth's death and that his father, Lord Byron, is the primary suspect, since he has not been seen since the assassination. Sigurd is concerned for his father, but Claud reassures him that if he, a descendant of the crusader Bragi, prays at the tower, the truth will be revealed, and that he intends to take the truth back to King Azmur at Grannvale. Claud and Tailtiu make their way to the tower, leaving Sigurd at Madino.

   Deirdre learns of Sigurd's victory and Madino and leaves Agusti Castle to see him, leaving Seliph in Shannan's care. Before she could reach Sigurd at Madino Castle, Manfroy appears before her, having learned of her true identity as Cigyun's daughter. He wipes her mind clean and kidnaps her.

   Eldigan is forced by Chagall to fight against his will and betray Sigurd. He leads the Silvail cross-knight army against Sigurd's army. Lachesis comes to Eldigan and convinces him that betrayal is not the way of a knight. He gives her the Earth Sword as a remembrance of him. Afterwards, Eldigan returns to Silvail, but he is publicly decapitated by the Silvail guardsmen under Chagall's orders. Lachesis was devastated.

   Travant arrives at Silvail, and Chagall hires the Thracian mercenary army in an attempt to wipe out Sigurd's army. However, the mercenaries fail and Travant flees the country, leaving Chagall to be defeated once and for all, with Chulainn finishing him off and winning the Silver Blade from him.

   Shortly after Sigurd conquers Silvail, Prince Shannan, carrying baby Seliph, comes to Sigurd at Silvail and informs him of Deirdre's fate. At Madino, Ethlyn gives Quan the Gáe Bolg. She informs him that she has been in possession of the holy lance since they left Leonster to aid Sigurd against Verdane. She tells him that his father entrusted her to give Quan the lance but that the cursed legends of the lance. Quan reassures her that these are just stories, and that they will return to their daughter, Altena, safely.

   Brigid joins Sigurd's army, and flees from pirates until a division of Sigurd's army fights them off. Edain meets Brigid for the first time since childhood and gives Brigid the Holy Bow Yewfelle, which she has kept for her.

   Claud talks with Sigurd and tells that King Mananan, father of Ayra and grandfather of her nephew Prince Shannan, was assassinated by none other than Tailtiu's father Duke Reptor when journeying to tell the truth about the siege on Darna, and hopes that Sigurd would clear his name at the time of Chapter 5.

   After Sigurd conquers Orgahill, Lombard and his army march to Agusti Castle, and Sigurd is deemed a traitor to Grannvale. Erinys's sister Annand arrives at Orgahill and takes Sigurd and his army to Silessa.

7. #7Chapter 4selective

   Keys: Sailane Castle, Silesse, Manster

   Sigurd and his army arrive with Annand to Silesse, a country covered with snow. They arrive at Sailane Castle. Erinys and Lewyn are suspicious of the skirmish there, and Silesse is engulfed in the flames of warfare.

   Quan, Ethlyn, and Finn leave Sigurd and return to their home kingdom Manster. Edain professes her love to someone at this point.

   Lewyn's uncles Myos and Daccar protest the idea of him ascending to the Silessean throne. Silesse then falls into civil war. A Loptr Church member marches with a wind mage brigade, while Díthorba travels with her pegasus knight brigade.

   Soon after conquering Tófa castle and killing Myos, Daccar, another one of Lewyn's uncles, summons Pamela to launch an attack onto Silesse Castle and hold its Queen as a hostage. However, Annand, the older sister of Erinys, gathers her brigade to counter-attack the upcoming attack from Pamela. Andrey, the brother of Edain and Brigid and the father of Scipio, comes with his army of archer knights, and kills off Annand and her pegasus knights. The player can do nothing to prevent Annand's death, which sends Lewyn and Erinys into borderline despair.

   Silesse Castle is soon taken over by Daccar. Lewyn and Erinys then mourn Annand, and immediately thereafter, Andrey and his army return to Grannvale. Queen Lahna orders the people of Silesse Castle town to flee to the mountains near Sailane. These civilians are then rescued by a division of Sigurd's army.

   After Sigurd retakes Silesse Castle from Daccar, Lewyn talks with his mother Lahna and then obtains the holy scroll Forseti. Meanwhile, Daccar hires an all-female mercenary group led by Swordmaster Reimia. After her army is crushed by a division of Sigurd's army, Reimia is then killed by Ayra. After Sigurd seizes Zaxon, they stay for several months in the castle, with their impending fate to come after the showdown ahead.

8. #8Chapter 5selective

   Keys: Zaxon castle, Lubeck Castle, Battle of Belhalla, Belhalla Massacre, Belhalla Incident, Valflame, Arvis, Tirnanog castle

   Things are getting worse and worse for Sigurd and his friends, so he decides that it is time to resolve everything. He and others, now in Zaxon castle, go stop Lombard, Lex's father, and the other remaining Dukes. Byron has traveled there too in order to give Sigurd the Holy weapon of Baldr, the Tyrfing. At the moment Lombard falls, Sigurd conquers Lubeck Castle. Shannan and Oifey flee with Seliph, along with several other children of the army, to Tirnanog. Ayra informs Sigurd that she has finished fulfilling her promise to her late brother Mariccle, and she plans to stay with Sigurd (at least until the Battle of Belhalla). Afterwards, Quan and Ethlyn return form Leonster. Unfortunately the Thracian Dragon Knights have followed them, and even with the Gáe Bolg in Quan's hands, the player can do nothing to prevent their deaths. Even if the player used cheat devices to spare them, as soon as the player takes the next castle, Quan and Ethlyn will be presumed dead and will disappear from the map. This event is mentioned in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776, including the in-game synopsis. After this event, Travant takes Altena and the Gáe Bolg and returns to Thracia. The other members of the Thracian army get slain by Sigurd's army. After he conquers Phinora, Sigurd hears news about the deaths of Quan and Ethlyn. Then his army ventures across the Aed Desert. Reptor's army stands still until Sigurd's army arrives to attack range. Once that happens, the Velthomer army turns against Reptor. The player may use Erinys as the bait to get Reptor's army to move early. Once Reptor is defeated, then the battle is over.

   Arvis summons Sigurd and his army to perform an assumed victory celebration. However, the Battle of Belhalla (aka the Belhalla Massacre or the Belhalla Incident) commences. Sigurd meets his destiny, falling into Arvis's trap. As he is incinerated by Arvis's Valflame, the picture turns black and white, beginning the intermission. The casualties in the Belhalla Incident are unclear. The event is discussed in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776, and that game confirms some of the survivors. Thracia 776 confirms that Edain, Brigid, Erinys, Lachesis, Tailtiu, and Sylvia survived. This game and Fire Emblem Heroes do not explicitly reveal Ayra's fate on the Battle of Belhalla, thus ambiguous. After the Battle of Belhella, Arvis traveled to the Spirit Forest to investigate Deirdre's past and discovered that she was in fact his sister. [1] His feelings for her did not change and he simply tried his best to not let her know.

   Edain retired to Tirnanog Castle sanctuary and conducted church services. She helped raise Seliph, Diarmuid/Tristan, Ulster/Dalvin, Larcei/Creidne, and her own children Lester and Lana. It is rumored that Brigid became Eyvel. Erinys returned to Silesse and becomes queen after Lahna's death, but by the time of Seliph's tale, she died of natural causes. Lachesis sent her daughter Nanna for Finn's care in Leonster. She was heading to Isaach in search of her son Diarmuid, but she was captured by the Loptr Church and turned into stone. Tailtiu fled to Silesia and gave birth to Tine, Arthur's younger sister, and her children were given necklaces. She suffered post-traumatic stress from the Belhalla Incident. She eventually returned to Friege and started crying everyday, unable to withstand the loss of her friends, losing contact with her son Arthur, and she endured abuse from Hilda. Her mind and body could no longer withstand it, and she died of an illness. Sylvia survived the Belhalla Incident, but her whereabouts are unknown. She leaves her children Lene and Coirpre in an orphanage located in Dahna. Ayra's case involving the Belhalla Incident is very unclear and highly debated. She is presumed dead during the game ending, but many Fire Emblem fans refuse to believe this. However, many Japanese sources differ on her case, and many Fire Emblem fans believe that she is actually still alive at the time of the game's ending and that she retired to the Isaachian countryside tilling her father's fields.

   Additionally, Manfroy confronted Lewyn alone and killed him. However, the Dragon God Forseti intervened and possessed Lewyn's body, erasing some of his memories, and laid low for awhile.

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