#and lorenza and clio have outfits for each expansion already but I still need those for brynblyss and tsutsuji

[fell-court]

Today, I would like to present: the flowering verse light party, as of Shadowbringers!

Clio, leader of the party and recipient of Hydaelyn's Blessing of Light. Her normal fighting style is like that of a gunbreaker, but recent events have encouraged her to walk the path of the dark knight, in the hope she can help the First in this way. Despite the weight of the current circumstances dampening her natural friendly demeanour somewhat, her goal of helping people in whatever way she can hasn't changed. She and Ardbert get on fantastically.

Brynblyss, the party's healer. I would say he's probably doing the best out of everyone, even if he is also very worried about everyone as a result of them being in worse places than him comparatively. He gets on very well with the fae folk, and is able to grow a lot closer to Urianger over the course of this expansion as well; I think the two would already be in a relationship by this point or begin it at the start of the story here, and they get married after coming back to the Source together ^-^

Tsutsuji (as she is still known), who is feeling decidedly overconfident after the events of Stormblood left her with yet another mighty summon to rely on in combat (in the form of Shinryu). Her pride in her own capabilities starts to leave her somewhat dismissive of others' limits, as she insists that the combination of Clio's blessing and Lorenza's Darkness render the Lightwardens a relative non-issue. This will later come down on her head, so her turning point is moreso at the end of Shadowbringers instead of the beginning. Emet-Selch's worst nightmare, courtesy of her similarities to Kirsion.

Lorenza, if you can tell that that's her beneath the mask and robes. As may be evident from the mask and robes, as well as the state of her wings, she's not in a good place (from a physical perspective) when Shadowbringers begins - an entity from a world destroyed by Darkness brought to a world nearly destroyed by Light is not generally a good combination! She is lucky enough to have pity taken on her by Lyna, who teaches her how to wield a spare pair of twin sickles in a similar style to her own method of combat. Shadowbringers is definitely where the rest of the party see her at her weakest, which does a lot to bring everyone together because she finally shows them (or, well, has to show them) that side of her; it's sort of where she most properly realises how much they care about her wellbeing, and in turn how much she cares for theirs.