Ashe Ubert

A student of the Blue Lions. Though he was born a commoner, by a twist of fate Lord Lonato took him in. Appears in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Name: Ashe Ubert Gender: Male Race: Human Birthday: October 17 Age: 16 (Pre-timeskip) 22 (Post-timeskip) Height: 164 cm (Pre-timeskip) 174 cm (Post-timeskip) Relatives: Unnamed Father, Unnamed Mother, Lonato (Adoptive Father), Unnamed Younger Brother, Unnamed Younger Sister, Christophe (Adoptive Older Brother) Occupation: Student at the Officers Academy (Blue Lions), Heir of House Gaspard Weapon: Bow </Personal Information> Ashe is a young teenage boy with short white hair, lime green eyes and pale skin. His attire consists of a black jacket with gold pattern, black pants with golden lines, black long socks and black boots.

In the post-timeskip, he wears a blue longcoat with red armor plates on it, brown gloves, brown pants and black boots. Friendly, optimistic, and bright, Dimitri notes that Ashe is a enthusiastic individual who makes an earnest effort to learn and improve himself. This makes him one of the most reliable students in the academy and a great source of encouragement for those in stressful situations. He is a consummate dreamer as his dream is to become a great and noble knight like his adoptive father. As a result, he is hard working and one of the more studious students Byleth can teach. At the same time, he is rather humble about himself, noting that he does not hold any special qualities, even if others point them out to him.

Ashe has always been a family man as he took care of his younger siblings after his parent's deaths. This lead to him to pursue thievery after all legitimate means he could do was not enough to provide for them. He has since viewed this part of himself with shame, but is also self-forgiving in himself because of his good intentions. It is by sheer luck that brought him to Lord Lonato that his life changed for the better for himself and his family. Due to Lonato's reputation, Ashe expresses upmost pride in his adoptive father and is crushed by Lonato's betrayal of the church and subsequent death.

His unsavory past also makes him extremely empathetic to thieves and some criminals in general, as he can understand those who resort to such actions for good intentions. That does not mean that he is utterly forgiving as he will deliver justice who do so for selfish reasons. This makes Ashe's friendship with Caspar a little odd as the latter favors swift justice to those who do wrong, while Ashe scrutinizes them before making a true judgement.

Though he rarely holds a grudge, Ashe becomes furious at the Western Church for manipulating Lonato. During his paralogue he denounces the Western bishop, stating that "Lonato's blood is on [his] hands." In his supports with Catherine, she helps him find closure in the role she had in both his adoptive father and brother's death.

Ashe has advancing cooking skills as the son of two chefs. Outside of cooking, he also enjoys herbology, as shown by his support chain with Dedue. In a joint ending with Petra, he also shows a mutual enthusiasm for swimming. Despite his dreams of being a fearless knight, he is easily frightened by the idea of ghosts. Ashe was born as the eldest son of restaurateurs in the Gaspard region. He was happy with his parents and two younger siblings, often helping them at their restaurant, but his parents eventually died from a disease, leaving him as the sole provider. Ashe tried to work honestly for money, but still it was not enough. He turned to thievery, and though he knew it was morally wrong, continued to do so because he saw how happy his siblings were.

At age 10, he broke into a noble's mansion in order to rob valuables that he could sell to support his siblings. Inside, he found a book called Loog and the Maiden of the Wind. Enamored by the gallant looking knight on the front cover, he coveted it despite the fact that he could not read. He was promptly discovered by the mansion's owner, but rather than have Ashe arrested, the noble opted to give him the book and teach him how to read. Having heard of his family situation, the noble, Lonato, adopted Ashe and his two siblings, giving them a chance at a better life, an act that Ashe was forever grateful to have received. He became quite close with his adoptive older brother, Christophe, as well.

However, three years later, Christophe was executed by the Knights of Seiros. Ashe was made aware that Catherine had brought him to the Knights for execution. Christophe's death greatly affected Lonato, and he took a turn for the worse, though Ashe was unaware of how deep the impact was.

He holds great respect and gratitude towards Lonato, who took him in, raised him as his own, and sent him to the Officers Academy despite being a commoner. He is a serious young boy, who studies and trains hard so he can become an outstanding adult like his benefactor.

Ashe enrolls in Garreg Mach Monastery Officers Academy in Imperial Year 1180, and joins the Blue Lions. Ashe uses bows as his weapon.