Fiona (mature version)

Fiona (mature version)

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Name: Fiona Role: Tank/protector Type: woman Body: slender and adorable Height: 165 cm, same height as Rancoline and Eleonore Age: 25 years old Details: possesses a large shield of gold and mithril alloy with a Vermont wolf head, able to repel any type of projectiles or magical attacks, and a discreet mithril shirt under her dress that can protect her from projectile fire and light cuts. Personality: Fiona is a gentle, kind, adorable woman, but also very fragile, stuttering easily. She loves flowers, planting them, watering them, and picking them. She is emotional, fearful, constantly needing reassurance and protection because she is unable to defend herself, half crazy, incapable of being autonomous, pitiful to see... But that was back when she had just emerged from her trauma, having gradually regained her memory. She will become braver, despite her fears, developing a strong will to protect her friends, because she no longer wants to be weak or a burden to others. She will, however, keep her aftereffects for life, suffering from chronic fatigue where she can fall asleep at any moment, very clumsy and thus quite unfit to fight with a sword, a bow, or to perform household chores. Her trauma also limited her intelligence, so she is quite naive and ingenuous, but despite her weaknesses she has enough strength to carry a large shield and can just advance and protect with determination... History: Fiona appears in an imaginary world borrowed by Morgane in the Great Library of the Flame Empire. Fiona's spirit floated in this imaginary world filled with demons and disembodied spirits, which she had to constantly flee, because she was amnesiac and almost always asleep. It was by chance that Morgane found her trace... Morgane had never spoken of it to anyone until now, but Fiona had a terrible youth. Born and raised by a single mother, she was very poor, while her mother was weak and suffered from chronic anxiety, unable to hold a real job. To provide for their needs, Fiona could not play, eat, or have fun like other young people and often had to steal to eat at least a little to satisfy her hunger. That is how later she met Morgane and Lydia by chance, who scolded her when they saw her stealing and offered her work as a servant at the castle of Luminara. A few years passed, Fiona, Morgane, and Lydia became good friends, before fate turned with the arrival of Madame la Baronne, who falsely accused Lydia of poisoning the former king Aldric I, leading to Lydia's death sentence. After Lydia's death, Morgane sank into hatred to avenge Madame la Baronne, but Fiona, who was too afraid and could no longer stand the horrible atmosphere of King Stéphan Aldric's castle, left the castle in tears, after having violently gotten angry at Morgane, even feeling hatred, but Morgane ignored her, too busy wanting to become the best spy to one day take revenge on Madame La Barone. Morgane thought she would never see Fiona again, but upon finding her spirit by chance wandering in the imaginary world of Anaïs in the Kingdom of Deceased Spirits, she will try everything to protect and save her. Fiona will at first hold deep resentment toward Morgane, whom she considered responsible for her trauma. Because at the time, Morgane, who had lost her friend Lydia, had a terrible hatred for Madame la Baronne, and resented Fiona who was too afraid and wanted to leave the castle, but Morgane refused, calling her a coward, which strongly irritated Fiona, who left. But being unable to find another suitable job to help her mother, who was seriously ill and weakened by malnutrition, when her mother died, the shock was so violent for Fiona that she sank into madness, unable to bear the emotional shock, and ended up in a madhouse for nearly 10 years... But little by little, although at first resentful, Fiona will end up forgiving Morgane, seeing her sincere tearful repentance. Her spirit saved, Fiona will regain her memory and her spirits in the madhouse, then Morgane, accompanied by Rancoline and Eleonore, will come to get her to take care of her. Fiona will be drawn as a chosen one to pray and ask forgiveness for her sins before the Goddess Farya to receive her unmerited grace and receive her sound spirit in her body, which will restore her joy of living. She will fight notably in the imaginary world of Princess of Luminara, which is her favorite imaginary world, referring to the heroine Lumière who, at first finding herself lost without her parents, must find the courage to fight and have friends to rely on. Her long apprenticeship to relearn to live in the world will begin. Fiona will have great difficulty and will feel desperate, but the kindness of Roselyne, Morgane, Eleonore, and Rancoline will help her get back on her feet, while Queen Béatrice, although seeming severe, will push Fiona to surpass herself, to try to be less of a burden to everyone by accepting that Roselyne becomes her adoptive mother and by offering her a magnificent shield after Fiona finally discovered her true vocation. Fight fear with courage, resist pain with will, have friends to protect them, because Fiona, having stayed nearly 10 years in a madhouse, knows the harshness of life and poverty, and has thus naturally acquired a natural resistance to endure pain without complaining, no longer wanting to feel guilty and too weak to protect and save those she loves, as was the case for her deceased mother...

By: 11angenoir

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