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Lyon (Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones) |
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The lavender-haired admirer of Princess Eirika has all the makings of a villain. He's psychotic and obsessive and ever so slightly insane. Ignore Lyon's weakness and complete lack of self-control and his raging jealously for Ephraim… and the entire being controlled by an ancient demon thing. Lyon is worthy of respect! His task for this season is to get his rightful championship and place in Heavy alongside Eirika and Ephraim, and his first opponent is Sheela, a master monk who made her body into a weapon after losing her fiancé. Such a sad tale fails to move Lyon, though: Naglfar castings should stop her moping fast enough. The monk girl cannot hope to match such magical strength. |
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She’s a master monk, a brave fighter in the wake her beloved's death, and her fists will do the talking in the arena! Sheela's goal is to lay waste upon the evilkind of Zeon, but in the arena, her only directive is victory! And her first opponent in her first appearance in the DL arena is a… frail, sickly prince who got possessed by a demon? Not the finest opponent, but she’s not here to pick who she fights. Sheela can improve her defense and speed with Boost, heal herself to perfect health, and she packs one hell of a punch with her Giant Knuckles. Lyon being weaker to physicals than magic, her martial arts should claim a win for her and all of Shining Force. |
SageAcrin Sheela is a random girl in scanty clothes. Lyon is a man obsessed with a woman he can't have. Lyon is possessed by a demon king. Demon kings like to kidnap scantily clad girls. Can you see where this is going? Well, sadly, Sheela didn't. At least, not until she woke from the blast of dark magic that had knocked her out, tied to a chair, with her hair dyed blue, wearing unfamiliar clothes... and with a goofily grinning Lyon sitting across from her. Sadly, this went downhill from there. Suffice it to say that Lyon's been happier than he has been in ages, and Sheela, after a mysterious several day absence, voluntarily institutionalized herself. Lyon: 27 |
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