>>1

They are probably being targeted by the local Izark people too, so it’s definitely impressive.

Master Knight is unfair.

Become a rhodonite.

An old man who was fighting at a level where swords were breaking.

The talent of the master knight was inherited by one of his grandchildren.

Surrounded by enemies, but this old man managed to survive for one turn with 1 HP.

>>7

If the cause of the power struggle is due to the compatibility between Prince Kurt and Leptor Rangobaldo, what can we do about it?

>>7

Rangobart and the others were blamed for killing the prince.

At that time, it was a trend for the protagonist’s father to be dead, as if it were only natural.

>>9

Other than Papas and the Tycoon King, is there a father in that position?

>>11

No, I’m talking about the FE series.

Everyone is dead until Roy’s father appears.

>>13

It might be fair to say that it’s dead even in engagement…

>>9

It’s just Eliwood that’s strange; it’s been like that from the past to the present.

A Master Knight with a Tyrfing is just an uncontrollable existence.

The persuasive power of the broken sword is amazing, or rather, you can’t kill until the Tyrfing is broken…

>>15

It’s often said, but the reality is that even if it’s not broken, there’s almost no chance of winning.

>>20

Putting aside the conversation, I think I can shake off all the pursuers in the game.

If the young prince fights, the king would probably be a hindrance.

It’s easy to create a story when the father died, and the young person inherited the house.

>>18

Alvis took over the family estate at the age of 7…

Considering the circumstances, it can also lead to a gloomy personality.

Killing parents and burning one’s homeland is convenient as a motivation for the protagonist’s journey…

On the contrary, what is rhodonite?

Don’t you think it’s disappointing?

Mikaya’s father isn’t mentioned, but I guess he’s probably dead.

>>22

Mikaya’s father is essentially Sanaki’s father.

I only know that the parents of those sisters had a second child because Mikaya went missing, and although not marked, they turned her into a divine messenger.

Against Tyrfing, Swan Chika is impossible.

Even with a tall hammer, it seems a bit tough against the Baron.

Sigurd is in his 20s, but typically the protagonist is in their teens, so a proper background is needed for them to become the leader of the army.

In that case, it’s difficult when my dad is around, after all.

Is the fact that the status is generally high but HP is unusually low an expression of being severely injured?

So, the reason the leaf is the Master Knight is because of its blood…

In FE, there seems to be a tendency for the protagonists’ parents to be dead.

>>30

The final boss in Engage was my real father.

The prince’s lower body has various issues, but there’s no room for excuses for the actions of Lep and Rango…

>>31

The prince began to show blatant neglect towards Freezy, so Leptor had to take action to protect the house, and while it doesn’t matter to Rangobaldt, Leptor has a reason to rebel.

I see, so Leaf is your grandchild.

Stop making stories about infidelity!

>>36

Nobles are supposed to have affairs and create stories.

>>36

It feels like the Middle Ages…

>>36

In that case, the player character should be able to have an affair too!

It’s okay, Rikia has father.

>>37

Also, there might be Harken, Lowen, and Rebecca as well.

>>48

A lord who is part of the alliance doesn’t have good personnel.

The depiction of the prince’s personality and abilities is too lacking.

It doesn’t seem like it can properly engage in politics with just the parts that are understandable.

>>41

There are places where combat capability is sufficient with just the Naga.

>>41

The anti-prince faction was formed in the first place because they started to neglect the chancellor with their favoritism in appointments…

Moreover, upon reading the situation more closely, it seems that they did it out of a dislike for the Vertmar faction due to romantic entanglements, intending to treat them poorly…

The genealogy of the Holy War born from the lower body circumstances of Prince and Father Alvis, and the efforts of Manfroy.

>>42

Even though Manfro is often criticized for his arrogance in the final chapter, considering all the effort he put in until then, it feels like it’s understandable for him to be arrogant.

>>45

It’s a sure win after overcoming several tight spots, like threading a needle.

It should be a sure win, but…

>>45

However, to go so far as to meticulously plan and brainwash Yulia to launch an attack is a bit too arrogant.

In terms of the situation, it’s a time when we are being attacked all the way to Valhalla.

>>53

Since Julius and the Twelve Demon Generals are also in between, I think it will be fine…

I think the author had a good nature because they were able to create a story with 108 children appearing in it.

I wonder if it will become a mountain path once I find my voice.

Affairs and incest are Kaga’s fetishes…

Alvis’s rebellion was successful!

The final Levi attack was a victory!

What you’re doing is amazing, Mr. Manfroi.

I wonder if Manfro got complacent about peace in 17 or 18 years.

The only ones who survive are the collar guy and Geralt, who isn’t the main character but is pretty much unstoppable…

You say it’s a sure win, but in the end, they’re being attacked all the way to the Banhara…

Up until that point, everyone except Yuria hasn’t really messed up.

>>59

As long as Julius is alive, it’s a victory, and until Barbara pushes us back, it was also to eliminate the troublesome bloodline of the Holy Warriors from the Empire…

>>51

There may have been a possibility of having the talent to govern in that respect.

No matter how you think about it, it seems like there’s no ability to adjust the balance between each household in this situation…

If we can use Lopto while holding back Naga, there’s no reason we should lose in that world even if we’re pushed to Valhalla.

Why did you play at the end?

>>62

Well, in reality, if you have Celice equipped with rings after careful consideration and use Rebirth, you can defeat Loptyus.

I like that the emblem of fire is the crest of Vertmar instead of Shiarufi; it’s a bit of a twist.

The only thing that can oppose Lopto is the Book of Naga, so why don’t you kill the direct line… why…

That said, if we gather all the divine weapons we have and launch a special attack, we can defeat him, Julius.

>>66

Whether the legend is true or not, the fact is that in the last Holy War, Lopto was…

It’s said that they were defeated by Bald, Hazel, and Od.

It’s not like we’re cornered; it’s more like a festive vibe, isn’t it? Yuria, let’s go!

The reason Manfroy hasn’t disposed of Julia could be that he wanted to prepare a way to oppose Lopto, got carried away, or wanted to inbreed; any of those options is tempting.

Do Ceres and Shannon have a chance of winning?

Let’s have Fabral do a continuous rapid fire.

It’s easy to just defeat Yuria, but keeping her isolated is quite a hassle and troublesome.

Grandpa Manfroi was totally hated by his grandchildren, so he was no good as a family man.

>>82

It’s harsh to ask that of a religious leader!

I want to say that, but since I’m erasing my son and his wife, it’s no good…

It seems that there isn’t anything like possessing a stigma that manifests strange traits, like the emblem of the wind flower.

If it exists, it would be difficult to have support conversations for the next generation…

>>78

Hoi Claude Silvia

If I hadn’t made a big mistake at the very end, it would have been a complete victory for Manfroi.

Even Loptous would be surprised.

Whenever we talk about the intentions or legitimacy of the holy war, Hilda ends up being a huge distraction, and it’s troublesome.

>>89

That guy clearly understands what is most important about his own home.

The fact that my daughter will marry the next emperor and bring stability to our family, and the people around her who openly display their desire for revenge.

Tilty’s beating was excessive as a measure against the rebels, and the child hunting is too much, but…

Kaga hasn’t released any serious incest content even after the Tiasaga without a stopper.

I think I’m more into the step-siblings couple…

They call it a holy warrior, but it’s not something that should be worshipped, is it?

They’re all just modern disaster bastards, aren’t they?

Leptor = strong suspicion; Rangobarto = greed, that explanation was given, but

There was no specific depiction of doing something bad.

And there is no depiction of the prince implementing good governance.

In other words, at least it was partly because he was resented by the Agustrian nobles that things turned out that way.

>>93

They are committing genocide!

I wonder what scriptures the Lopt religion uses.

>>94

It must be Yotsumun-gando.

No matter what the reason is, there’s no legitimacy in plotting murder from the outset.

>>96

That’s just the argument from the side of those in power, isn’t it?

The holy war has a quality akin to a gathering of barbaric tribes skilled in schemes and intrigue.

By the way, the final Manfroy isn’t being complacent either.

The only dangerous user of the naga was supposed to benefit whether they died or if the rebels were harmed.

For some reason, the Celis army is just charging into Manfroy’s place.

>>98

In the game, if you defeat Manfroi, it is designed so that you can persuade Yuria, so I will act accordingly.

If Yulia stands in our way as an enemy, there’s nothing we can do…

What is it about teaching child hunting when you won’t raise any children to succeed the organization in the first place…

Even if Robto had that kind of fetish, there should be more…

I think that killing Kurt before there is a successor to Naga while considering the heir of the holy warrior is simply a bad move.

>>103

If you want to overthrow, there is nothing but extermination.

Not having children is extremely convenient.

When it comes to inbreeding or direct-line collateral lines, it’s quite something how bold and rampant Ode is.

>>104

Including Thracia, I’m surprised at how many stigmata are scattered among the same era.

In other words, since the Freeji family is no different from the head barbarian tribe in terms of the defense against Agustria, there’s no need to worsen relations; I can only say that they should at least put on a façade to cover it up.

The Agustoria region is definitely a potential enemy country, no matter how you look at it!

Kurt has made too many enemies around him.

In the end, it means I wasn’t trusted by Batu either.

Alvis is clearly the one responsible for destroying the family, so there is a definite reason for revenge.

They have such a loose sense of chastity, and there are probably a lot of mob stigmata among the civilians.

>>109

The mysterious Forseti collateral line’s 7:3 Marginite…

>>114

That’s just for the sake of the game…

>>109

I wonder how many people are in the side branch.

Well, Prince Kurt does look like a sexual harassment gym teacher, but can we be a little more gentle…?

Well, you might say that if I had just killed Yuria, but the brainwashing only breaks when I die.

Even if they say they pledge loyalty to the Lopt Sect, Manburo thinks of himself first, so if anything were to happen to him, he wouldn’t care about what happens afterward! That’s just how it is.

The Dozle family and the Freeze family originally united against Lopt, you know.

There are kings of Agustoria who seem to be in collusion with the cult, though.

There shouldn’t be an increase in those with stigmata so easily… I mean, if that were the case, things in Agustia wouldn’t have become so complicated.

>>115

In the first place, only the inheritors have the stigmata, so even if they are inbred, it shouldn’t normally appear.

When the current heir dies, the new heir will receive the stigmata.

So if you kill them carelessly, a child born from inbreeding somewhere will bear the stigmata.

>>123

However, in Thracia, there are multiple people with holy marks, which makes things complicated.

You can just disregard Thrace.

No matter how many side-related bloodlines you have, you can’t wield Gáe Bolg…

They say it’s a sideline, but Hazuru teaches that you can always grow big.

Once it’s spread around, there’s nothing that can be done.

>>118

Is there still someone who has that misunderstanding… That place has always been direct lineage.

The reason is that the youngest daughter of Hezur, who is about the great-grandmother of Eltoshan, showed a stigmata after getting married.

I think there are quite a few if it’s okay to be collateral.

However, it might be quite tough if it becomes a direct line.

In the Holy War, it’s easier for enemies to have strong weapons if they are descendants of the holy warriors, due to the game’s design.

If a woman with stigmata had been born in Hazel, could she have been married off to Agusti to settle things amicably…?

Furiji is a huge power with a large family and good relationships, and they have many subordinates.

>>124

In the second half of the Holy War, it feels like we’re mostly fighting against the forces of Fleeji.

Isn’t Freeza the core of Granbell?

>>138

I think that basically, the Freezi is essential for national defense.

That’s where the rebellion broke out, and it became a big deal.

>>138

The direct heir of the prime minister’s family is engaged to Julius, you know?

They say morality has loosened, but I feel like it’s not really that chaotic compared to the real world before modern times.

It’s mostly for the convenience of weapons, but there are also some strange things like Hilda’s Dyne.

It would be fine if the holy marks only appeared in collateral lines when there were none in the direct lineage, but it’s not the case, which leads to disturbances and confusion from trolls and harassment.

>>130

So the one that got into a big confusion was Agustoria.

>>133

That’s why the reason is that the eldest son didn’t become the direct heir in the next generation after Hezuru!

There has never been a time when it has stopped.

>>130

If that were the case, Agustria would have been solved immediately…

I know it’s impossible, but I can’t help but feel that it would have been interesting if Aira Hori’s child could wield Balmung.

Isn’t it really just a seal? My dad is still alive.

Basically, it’s a story about a prince who was exiled from his country until he restores it, so the seal is truly heretical.

It is just a case where one appears other than the firstborn, and it has nothing to do with collateral relatives.

It’s unsettling because there’s no guarantee that the one born first, like Ishto and Ishtar, will always show a stigmata, which could lead to suspicions of infidelity.

>>137

Huh?! I was cheated on! So I’m going to cheat too!

Thinking about Garzas and Marita’s stigmata raises the raiding level of Ribow’s chief.

If it means being alive at the starting point, there are several options.

In the case of Agustoria, it’s easier to think of it as the main family and the branch family rather than in terms of direct line or collateral line.

Eltoshan is a direct descendant but a branch family.

Some are already dead, and there are fathers like Cornelius who die in the opening narration.

That Elbert is tenacious, isn’t he?

>>147

Despite being weakened from inflicting quite a bit of damage to Nerugal, it is still surprisingly strong.

Freesia has a strong image of being emotionally attached to her family, for better or for worse.

Hilda is an outsider.

>>148

I’m the lord’s wife!

>>148

When Tiltyu was bullied and killed, the one who was most troubled was Bloom, right?

>>148

Hilda is adapting to the situation as if she is a genuine member of the Loputo elite.

Among the neighboring countries, it seems that the youngest daughter is held in low regard, which is originally indicative of a low status, right? Nodion.

If we’re talking about the time when the main story begins, even the god dragon’s parents are alive until the final chapter…

>>151

Recently, my dad has been acting like the final boss way too much.

The sudden appearance of the stigmata on Eltoshan is not the case; Nodian has been a direct line for generations.

The reason was that the firstborn (from the collateral line) succeeded the Agustoria after Hezur.

A side story about going to kill my father with my own hands…

>>155

If my son hadn’t stood up, my father would have ended up just being a destructive emperor…!

It’s only natural that Reptol, as the prime minister under Azmuir’s rule, is likely to no longer be prime minister once Kurt takes over.

Under Kurt’s administration, it would have been better to bring Bloom closer to the prince to maintain influence.

Tini may have gotten over Ishtar and Ishtoo, but it didn’t seem like she completely hated Bloom either… Hilda will kill her.

Prioritizing family first, and on top of that, prioritizing practical benefits is what Freiji is doing well.

Since Hilda got married, things have been a mess.

Hilda’s personality makes it completely understandable that she is a henpecked husband.

Hilda-chan is definitely too much of a poisonous woman…

I know it’s not right, but I want Tiny and Arthur to make a baby.

>>164

Because.

About my older brother.

Regarding Hilda, it can be said that it’s complicated because the situation where her father-in-law, Leptor, was defeated by the rebels could lead to a breach of prior arrangements, resulting in potential loss points being eliminated.