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No, because Anankos only went insane after killing Azura's father. Valla was only brought to ruin upon Azura;s generation.

I think it's because his death was the trigger to his complete madness, so Anankos doesn't want to see him. He doesn't want to see the person that he murdered when the person only tried to reach out to him.

This was enjoyable. I have some nitpicks, but I think the ending with the recruitment dialogue was the best part. Edelgard never wanted genocide. She wanted Nabateans to just no longer meddle in humanity's affairs any longer.

So far, it looks like a port. Might get it if it has something new.

Great, now I gotta do this.

People who ship Joshua with anyone else in Sacred Stones.

Looks like FEH ships Joshua/Natasha.

Neat, a blue unit. She's weak to Edelgard. XD

Men: 1) Marth 2) Robin Women: 1) Awakening Tiki 2) Katarina

Silence isn't what made the scene. It was the fact that Byleth, who has actively been almost emotionless the entire time and only recently started showing emotion, to cry at Jeralt dying is the thing about this scene. Should Jeralt have gotten more development? Sure. But the scene isn't bad because the effects are still felt, especially in the aftermath, where everyone is affected and Byleth is in a slump the entire time.

This reminds me of that one Naruto filler episode of trying to learn Kakashi's face. And when they jsut asked at the end, Kakashi revealed that "Behind this mask... is another mask."

Would have made the characters interact more and actually give the tragedy of the three going to war more depth.

As someone that ships Edelgard and Claude, I very much approve quite a lot of this. XD

Sounds like how SS Claude ended up.

To be honest, even then you don't really get it since we've been going on about what seemed to be a general good vs. evil story at first. It's only when it happens that you really get what's happening.

Even Claude fans aren't free from this, but this is probably made worse due to what Joe said about Edelgard, which sparked some fans to also join the same page as Rhea/Dimitri fans.

Didn't we have a Mortal Kombat movie recently with Scorpion trying to get revenge?

Because Edelgard.

Because Edelgard is a morally divisive character, everyone feels the need to nitpick the slightest thing about her. And no, not just in regards to criticism. Defenders also nitpick about things she does right just to push their beliefs too. That or nitpick the other characters in retaliation. Both sides aren't free of nitpicking.

I get you. Like, why the hell is a guy threatening me my ally? Why do I gotta put up with their shit?

That's a fair point. They always just focus on the new heroes, but they could stand to place in other heroes now that we have so many characters at this point.

That's the problem with this game. Chapters are always released with conjunction to the release of new heroes.

LOL XD It went like this: That's a good point. In every route, Garreg Mach falls. Edelgard oughta have full access to the Crest Stones from the Holy Tomb as a result. Unless Rhea moved them all to a more secure location. Then again, there were apparently Crest Stones under the palace in Fhirdiad, which Dedue used. Some people theorize that Edelgard was trying to stop whatever Rhea was trying to accomplish using Byleth, but I'm meh on that, given that she never questioned what Rhea was trying to do there.

Right. XD Byleth: So how many detentions do you want? Or perhaps a more disciplinary action with the business end of the Sword of the Creator? Your choice.

Edelgard called herself the Adrestian Emperor as well when she commanded the troops to steal the Crest Stones. They wouldn't have any reason to disbelieve it. I think only Byleth knew it at the time since he attended her coronation. It feels weird overall that the Holy Tomb even had such a raid all of a sudden. Doesn't even seem like the Crest Stones were even necessary to her. In GD, she even claims that she got what she was there for, even if she failed to get a single Crest Stone.