Fire Emblem theme
a name list from fire emblem Three Houses specifically! including dlc characters.
made for a friend!
ash, ashe, ashen
an, ann, anna, annette,
al, alo, aloi, alois,
ael, aelf, aelfri, aelfric,
aby, abys, abyss, abysskeep, abysskeeper,
ar, aru, arun, arund, arunde, arundel,
ad, adra, adras, adrast, adrasti, adrastia, adrastian,
ach, ache, acher, achero, acheron,
ans, anse, ansel, anselm, anselma,
aub, aubi, aubin,
by, byl, byle, byleth,
ber, bern, berna, bernad, bernadette, bernadetta,
bal, balthus,
blake, black,
bar, baro, baron,
be, bee, bea, beast,
bi, bia, bias,
berna, bernha, bernhard,
bly, blyd, blydd, blyde, blyddyd, blai, blaid, blaide, blade, blaidd, blaidde, blaiddy, blaiddyd, bladed,
caspar, casper, cas, cass,
clawd, claud, claude,
cath, cathe, cather, catheri, catherin, catherine,
cy, cyr, cyri, cyril, cyrill,
con, cons, const, constan, constance, constanz, constanza,
cor, corn, corne, cornel, corneli, cornelia,
chi, chil, chilo, chilon,
chav, chave, chavel, chaveli, chavelie, chavelier, chava, chaval, chavalie, chavalier, cheva, chev, cheval, chevali, chevalie, chevalier,
char, charo, charon,
chri, chris, christ, christo, christoph, chrisophe, christopho, christophon, christophone,
cou, coun, count,
claudi, claudie, claudia,
ceth, cethl, cethle, cethlea, cethlean, cethleen, cethleann,
ci, cic, cice, cich, cicho, cichol,
deer, dear,
doro, dorothy, dorathy, dorothee, dorothea,
dim, dimi, dimitry, dimitri,
dedue,
duk, duke,
dom, domi, domin, domini, dominic, dominik, dominique,
dea, dae, dee, death,
daph, daphn, daphne, daphnel,
der, deri, derik, derek, derick, derrick
eagle,
edel, edelgard,
em, emp, empo, empor, empe, emper, empero, emperor,
er, erwi, erwin,
ed, edd, edmun, edmund,
fer, ferd, ferdi, ferdinand,
feli, felix,
flay, flayn,
fle, flech, fleche,
fae, faer, faergh, faerghus,
fla, flame,
fo, fod, fodl, fodle, fodla, fodlan,
fral, frald, fralda, fraldar, fraldari, fraldarius,
gil, gilbert,
gate, gatekeep, gatekeeper,
ger, gerth,
gwen, gwend, gwenda, gwendal,
gar, gare, gareg, garr, garre, garreg,
gaj, gajas, gajus,
gau, gaut, gauti, gautie, gautier,
glau, glauc, glauce, glauces, glaucest, glaucester, glou, glouc, glouce, glouces, gloucest, gloucester,
gon, gone, goner, goneril,
greg, grego, gregoi, gregoir, gregoire,
gun, guna, gunar, gunn, gunna, gunnar,
glen, glenn,
godfr, godre, godfre, godfrey,
hu, hubert,
hi, hil, hild, hilde, hilda,
han, hanne, hanneman,
hapi,
hol, hols, holst,
in, ingri, ingrid,
igni, igna, ignat, ignite, ignatz,
io, ion, ionu, ionus, ioni, ioniu, ionius,
iri, iris,
ind, inde, indech,
jer, jeri, jerit, jeritz, jeritza,
jera, jeral, jeralt,
jud, jude, judi, judo, judie, judy, judith,
kni, knigh, knight,
ko, kos, kost, kosta, kostas,
kro, kron, krony, kronya,
klau, klaus, klause,
ky, kyph, kyphe, kypho, kyphon, kyphone,
klie. klei, kleim, kleima, kleiman,
lion, leon, liona, liono, leona, leono, leonie,
lin, linhardt,
lor, lore, loren, lorence, lorenz, lorenzo, lorenza,
ly, lys, lysi, lysith, lysithe, lysithea
lu, lud, ludwi, ludwig,
lad, ladi, lady, ladis, ladisa, ladisal, ladisalv, ladisalve, ladisalva, ladisla, ladislav, ladislave, ladislava,
lon, lona, lonat, lonato,
lei. leic, leice, leices, leicest, leiceste, leicester,
luc, luca,
lam, lami, lamin, lamine,
leo, leop, leopo, leopol, leopold,
lyc, lyce, lyca, lycao, lycaon,
lamb, lambe, lamber, lambert,
loog,
mer, merc, merca, mercade, mercades, merce, mercede, mercedes,
mar, mari, maria, marian, mariann, marianne, marianna,
man, manu, manue, manuel, manuela,
mon, moni, monic, monica, monika, monique, moniqua,
met, meto, metody, metodey,
mi, mik, mike, mika, mikla, miklan,
my, mys, myso, myson,
marc, marce, marcel, marcell, marcelle, marcela, marcella,
mau, maur, mauri, maurice,
marc, mark, marque, marqui, marquis, marquise,
mat, matt, matth, math, matthi, matthia, matthias,
may, maya,
marg, margre, margra, margrav, margrave,
mac, mack, mach, macu, macui, macuil,
nad, nade, nader,
nem, neme, nemes, nemesi, nemesis,
noa, noah,
och, oche, ochs,
od, ode, odes, odess, odesse,
os, oz, oswa, oswal, oswald,
or, ord, orde, ordel, ordeli, ordelia,
petra,
pal, pall, palla, pallad, pallar, pallard, pallardo,
pit, pitt, pitta, pita, pittac, pittacu, pittacus,
pan,
pat, patr, patre, patri, patrice, patrici, patricia,
raph, raf, rapha, raphae, raphael,
ran, rand, rando, randol, randolph,
rod, rodr, rodre, rodri, rodrig, rodrigo, rodriga, rodrigue, rodriguez,
rhe, rhea,
rie, rieg, riega, riegan,
ru, rufus,
ro, row, rowe,
seiros, ser, seir, seiro,
sy, syl, sylv, sylve, sylva, sylvai, sylvain,
set, seto, setos, sete, seteth,
sham, shami, shami,
so, soth, sothi, sothis,
solo, solos, solon,
si, sim, simo, simon, simone,
sit, sitr, sitre, sitri,
tom, tomas, thomas,
thal, thala, thalas, thale, thales,
ti, tia, tian, tiann, tianne, tiane, tiana, tianna
tim, timo, timoth, timothy, timothee, timothie, timothea, timothia, timotheo, timotheos,
um, umb, umra, umbral,
ves, vest, vestr, vestre, vestra,
vi, vis, visc, visco, viscou, viscoun, viscount,
wolf, wolfe, wolve,
wil, wilh, wilhe, wilhel, wilhelm,
wal, wald, walde, waldem, waldema, waldemar,
yu, yuri,
zol, zoltan,
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may I have manuela consoling fleche for the three sent?
(This came to me all at once at work today. Sorry for the long wait, anon!)
Manuela wasn’t really in the mood for people. After the battle to defend Garreg Mach from the Church’s forces, Manuela felt drained. She believed in Edelgard’s cause, and she believed in Byleth-- but facing Seteth and Flayn directly like that...
With a sigh, Manuela turned her steps towards the dining hall. Perhaps some food would settle her mind and body. At the doors, however, she was waylaid by Caspar von Bergliz.
“Professor Manuela? I need your help with something,” he began.
Manuela grimaced. “All these years and you kids still call me professor. It’s cute.”
Caspar frowned. “Uh, then how about Miss. Manuela?”
“I... like that less, I think.” She waved a hand as if to bat away the subject. “What do you need, Caspar?
“It’s my Aunt Fleche. I don’t think she’s doing great. She hasn’t had a meal with all of us since... well, since Uncle Randolph died.”
Manuela’s chest tightened. They had lost so many in that fight that it all blended together in her head. It was shamefully easy to forget the names and faces, and she had definitely forgotten Fleche this week.
Caspar went on, “She sticks to the training hall during the day, and I’ve checked on her at night but she’s almost never in her room. I don’t think she’s sleeping well. I’m getting real worried, Professor.”
“I can see why.” Manuela turned the options over in her mind before settling on one. “Take me to her. I’ll see what I can do.”
Caspar brightened. “Thanks!”
A short walk later, the pair entered the training grounds. On a bench, lance across her lap, sat Fleche. She looked up through dirty bangs as Caspar and Manuela approached. Bags pulled at her eyes, and her clothes were caked with dirt and dust.
“Hey, Fleche,” Caspar said with obvious awkwardness. “Uh, did you wanna grab dinner with us?”
Fleche shook her head, eyes falling to her lance. “I was just taking a water break. I should get back to training.”
Caspar turned to Manuela and gestured helplessly as if to say See what I mean? Mindful of the lance, Manuela sat beside Fleche. “How are you feeling, dear?” She asked. “Any muscle pain or injuries you want me to take a look at?” Fleche shook her head again. “Would you like us to bring some dinner here? Then you can get right back to training.”
“I’m not hungry,” Fleche said.
Caspar scoffed. “You can’t get stronger without eating! You have to feed your muscles and get energy and--”
“You heard the lady, she isn’t hungry,” Manuela interrupted. Something like betrayal crossed Caspar’s face before he turned sheepish. To Fleche, Manuela said, “If you don’t need food or healing, then I know what you do need.”
Fleche looked to her, expression flat and disinterested. “What’s that?”
Manuela wrapped an arm around her shoulders. “You need a good cry.”
“Cry...?”
“Yes! Believe me, dear, it works wonders. Crying has helped me through many lonely nights.”
Felche tried to push away. “I don’t need to cry. I need to get stronger! I need to be stronger than the people who killed my brother!”
“Yes, yes, you can train all you like. After you cry a bit.” Manuela pulled Fleche back in, reaching up to run her fingers soothingly through Fleche’s unwashed hair.
“I-I don’t want to cry!” Flech protested again, though she didn’t move. “Crying doesn’t solve anything. It won’t b-bring Randolph back.”
Manuela felt Fleche tremble and enveloped her in a proper hug. “I’m not worried about Randolph,” Manuela murmured. “I’m worried about you.”
A sob finally forced itself out of Fleche, and then the girl was gripping Manuela tight and crying into her shoulder. Manuela didn’t try and shush her-- she simply tucked her chin over Fleche’s head protectively and held her, letting tears and snot soak into her robes. The lance rolled off Fleche’s knees and clattered to the ground, but neither moved to retrieve it.
Caspar sat on Fleche’s other side and began rubbing her back. Catching his eye, Manuela saw a few tears gathering on his cheeks. Caspar wiped them away with his free hand, shaking his head as if to say they weren’t important right now.
But they were. Caspar was coping better, but his grief couldn’t be ignored. Perhaps tomorrow Manuela would prescribe Caspar his own dose of A Good Cry. For now, the two sat in silence, and listened with broken hearts as Fleche mourned her brother.
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