Troy (Fortune's Weave)

An aged warrior who is efficient with her Zerberus. She is said to be the first Mediator. Appears in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave.

Name: Troy Gender: Female Race: Mediator Birthday: November 6 Age: 1000+ Height: 173cm Occupation: Member of Promised One's Army Weapon: Zerberus Troy appears as a tall elderly woman with a youthful look. She has dark skin, short white hair and teal eyes with matching teal markings around them. Her attite consists of a teal dress with purple and black highlights, black shoulder pads, purple cape, metal headband, black armbands and purple shoes. Troy is a veteran Mediator with a deep love for Dagda, serving as something of a protector of it over her many centuries of living. In particular, she is a well known figure in Saramis, having been a caretaker for generations of its rulers including Theodora. She provides wise counsel to her in particular, though she often relents to the young queen's ambitions and drive while still doing all she can to help.

Troy is one to take decisive action when she can during the invasion of Dagda, choosing to decisively finish off Lind after Fortuna intervened in his attempt to bury her and her allies after they defeated him in combat. She has an interest in maintaining her weapons. She can be slightly flirtatious, stating that Eshmel is handsome enough to make an old woman like her swoon. A woman who has held acquaintance with the rulers of Saramis for generations. She is the second-in-command of Nuwa under Zenon and is the very first Mediator created. She wields the weapon Zerberus.

In Dagdan Year 1454, Troy is among the remaining survivors of Balor's invasion of Dagda and the destruction of Dagsion. She is rendevouz with Eshmel and Hong Hua shortly before they reach Dagsion. The Trio then encounter Lind at the gate. Together they manage to best him and his forces. However, Lind uses the last of his strength to ambush them by collapsing the front gate ontop of the trio. Fortuna steps in with her time manipulation. From Lind's perspective they disappeared and is surprised when he has Zerberus pointed at his temple. Saying "What I'm about to do has nothing to do with you personal grudges," Troy repeatedly shoots him in the head. Fortuna instructs Eshmel to alter the fates of the Flame Lords, while Troy remains at the Obelisk Chamber beneath Fortuna's Temple.

Troy has been a fixture for the Saraminian royal family for generations, associating herself with King Sergio and getting to know his daughter Theodora, telling her stories of Saramis and of Yu Phas during her childhood. In the Dagdan year 1446, after the assassination of King Sergio, Theodora meets with Troy at Troy's Temple, seeking a means to replace her right arm that was cut off by the assassin, Bahr Vahn. Troy tells her of the legend of Mahadu, a man who similarly lost his arm, but gained a new one from the spirit of the land, using it to found what would become the Kingdom of Saramis, making him her ancestor. His many legends convinces Theodora to seek him for the same arm, but Troy warns that his arm was cursed, affecting his mind within five years. By the tenth year, he vanished altogether. Nonetheless, Theodora is resolved to use it as the only way to prevent her brother from ascending the throne and Troy gives her the information. Theodora successfully convinces Mahadu to give her his right arm and spear. Afterwards, Theodora meets with Troy in private, where she requests that Troy keep the curse a secret. As a means of protecting her, Troy gives her a protective charm to put over her right arm to suppress the curse, but warns that it may crack once the curse has become strong enough.

During the Heroic Games, the warding charm eventually breaks, causing her to go berserk during her final qualifier match. During the break until the main tournament, Theodora seeks out Troy at her temple, who then sends her with Long to seek aid of Kunlun to produce a new warding charm. Troy uses a laser gun named Zerberus as her weapon.

As a Mediator, she is an artificial human with limitless longevity.