The Princess of the Blue Star returns to the arena in what can only be described as a bizarre battle. Lucia may not be the greatest tactician ever, but she's got the rare strategy advantage in this match. The master plan of Ena, General of Daien, is to just... stand still. With a short-range attack. Lucia can simply stand back and rain destruction down upon her and thus never be damaged. Said destruction includes Lightning Bomb and Thunder Blow, and the Dragons of Goldoa are famously allergic to lightning. And if Ena decides to use her much less impressive and questionably legal PC form which can move... well, Lucia's Magic Barrier buffs her defense in the free turns Ena gives while untransformed, and Lucia's healing easily keeps pace with Ena's damage. After Ena reverts back to human form, she'll have lightning waiting to zap her. Aren't dragons supposed to serve Althena, anyway, not insane warlords? Well, this one will soon learn its lesson.
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It's too bad that Ena bears the weight of tragedy and lost love heavy upon her. If she was a more cheerful person, she'd be entering this battle with a positively huge smirk on her face. Why? Lucia's damage is humiliatingly awful compared to her friends by the time of their confrontation with Zophar. With Ena's curve-breaking resistance, backed by her natural HP-regenerating Renewal skill, Lucia will fail to put even a dent into those draconic scales of Ena. Her lightning weakness only matters, after all, if Lucia can break Ena's resistance to do any damage in the first place- which she can't. Ena can simply sit back on her throne, relax, and laugh off Lucia's pathetic magic as the distraction it is. Ena has her sights set high this season, and this fickle goddess certainly won't stop her. She will simply put on her grim mask of determination, and easily outlast her erratic foe.
