Naesala

King of Kilvas and leader of the raven clan. He uses his cunning as a weapon and won't shy away from dirtying his hands.

He is the King of Kilvas, and is extremely devoted to the welfare of his nation, as well as the surviving members of the devastated Heron clan.

Three years after The Mad King's War, Naesala appears to have rebuilt his friendships with Reyson and Leanne, though his scheming personality and tendency to place his own country's interests before others' have remained unchanged since the Mad King's War, and he continues to plunder Begnion's merchant ships.

After the formation of the Laguz Alliance, Tibarn leads his fellow hawks to attack Begnion supply convoys in order to disrupt the Begnion army from the sky, but Naesala tricks Tibarn and the Phoenicis army into attacking the Begnion Central Army instead of its supply convoy. This turns out to be a diversion to keep the king away from his country of Phoenicis, allowing the Begnion army to lay siege on the undefended country and massacre its civilians. This betrayal earns Naesala great resentment from Tibarn and all the other Laguz.

However, it is later revealed that these actions were not Naesala's true intentions, and that he was forced to do them under the Blood Pact he was unwillingly bound to. The pact compels any king of Kilvas to obey the Senate's will, or place their own countrymen in mortal peril. The first king of Kilvas had signed the pact with the Begnion Senate in order to restore his country, and it had been passed down through succession.

Later, Naesala learns that the contract's owner was not the Begnion Senate specifically, but rather the Empire of Begnion as a whole. By deciding to obey Empress Sanaki instead, who outranks Lekain, he is able to temporarily hold off the threat of the pact being broken, allowing him to free his countrymen from the reins of the Senate.

After the goddess Ashera casts her judgment upon the continent, Naesala makes haste for the Tower of Guidance in Skrimir's group. Prior to the beginning of Chapter 4-P, Skrimir, blinded by rage against Naesala for his betrayal of the Laguz Alliance, makes to rip him apart. Leanne and Nealuchi step between the two to protect Naesala, forcing him to take action and lift them up into the air, out of Skrimir's reach.

If Naesala is brought into the Tower of Guidance, he takes the opportunity to personally destroy the Blood Pact that binds him to Begnion's will.

Naesala is portrayed as a cold, uncaring and narcissistic individual, evasive of ties to any of the other laguz clans, save for the Herons. Despite this, however, he is extremely devoted to Kilvas, going so far as to commit constant acts of skullduggery against those who trust him, for the sake of protecting his people and preserving his country. Ironically enough, this has caused Naesala to be commonly accepted as a strong leader and a good king by many of his peers, including the Apostle Sanaki herself.

Naesala later adopts a more self-deprecating attitude in Radiant Dawn, constantly describing himself as cowardly and unworthy of praise, despite his good intentions, tendency toward self-sacrifice for his country, and truly being a good person at heart. This can be observed in a conversation he shares with Dheginsea when he engages him in battle, in which he remarks that he is better at running away than standing his ground.

Appearance: Naesala has fair skin. His messy, spiky dark blue hair has several strands falling over his forehead and temples. His eyes are a light greyish-blue color. A single small red teardrop-shaped earring hangs from his pointed left ear. Large, black feathered wings extend from his back, with the tips reaching down toward his ankles. He wears a black, high-collared jacket that opens at the chest in a deep V-shape, exposing his upper sternum and clavicles. A silver chain fastened by two metallic clasps crosses the opening of the jacket. Dark grey trim lines the collar, shoulders, and cuffs of the garment. A dark, flame-like pattern is printed on the lower left front panel of the jacket. A dark grey belt with a silver buckle and four red circular accents is fastened around his waist. A thin black cord with two silver beads hangs from the left side of the belt. His legs are clad in tight black trousers. He wears tall black boots that feature a pointed top edge and dark grey scroll-like patterns on the shins.

Naesala can turn into a raven. He attacks with his raven beak.

He is a flying unit and uses his own wings to fly. He is currently a member of the Order of Heroes.

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