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Wise Sellen, Solemn Iji, Compassionate Rogier, Willful D&D, Visionless Corhyn, Resolute Bernhal, Determined Yura, Decided Fia, Judicious Ranni, Visionary Latenna, Kind Jerren, Amiable Blackguard Big Boggart, Insightful Thops, Warrior Jar Bairn, Beautiful Boc, Poor Bladid, Obstinate Hewg, and most importantly our truest friend Melina. They are simply not just names and beings that exist as fodder for us, but rather, each instilled with their own cause in mind in which they act with all of their life to achieve. In their view we are simply the strangely, powerful being that exist in their world which is filled with their own individual purpose.

There are others that exist who we are fortunate to see bloom and become someone with a new found purpose and it's most beautiful as each show they are true Warriors through and through. Each a true ally to us even when our paths seemingly diverge in interest. We can't help but be enthralled within their world instead of our own.

Sir Ansbach is whom we wish Gideon was. Cunning, calculated, strong, but most importantly kind and sympathetic. His progression is a true sight to behold. I don't wish to further detail his journey, but one should see he is our truest ally within the Land of Shadow for he is wise.

Igon a man who we see is broken down and pitiful. We can only feel pity at first for such a decrepit man, but he is revived BORN AGAIN with new purpose and strength and will AND BAYLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. A short journey with him was all one needed to understand there will be times we are weak and feeble. All one wants to do is become restless within their own fears, but one must continue on no matter what is before us. That is why Igon is a true Drake Warrior. A man who understands his fears but does not stop when faced with them. For is it not more deadly to simply give up?

Roderika shows us the reality of the world for those that are determined to be weak and feeble. That thought and that fear consumes her, and only when she realizes that her men show no fear even in death. This is when she understands to free her constraints and decides for herself her own fate. It may not be one of a warrior's fate, but everyone treads a different path and hers was Roderika the certified spirit tuner!

Alexander is who we truly are meant to be. We are not beings that can live and die and live again. In this world we are but Alexander shows us the true reality. A being that is vulnerable to death but still desires a warrior's path. Who are we to deny it? In fact, we are always there to remind him that there is no better path than the one ahead. He tries to look back, but he knows deep down those doubts in his mind are nothing more than weakness and derailment for his only true path. Even within his last moments he knew he would leave this world as what he truly imagined for himself. A WARRIOR!

Diallos is similar to Alexander, but his cowardice and weakness was even greater. He is a sore sight and not only do you feel pity for him, but I was disgusted by his behavior. He is seen in our eyes as no true warrior, and even when he becomes a Potentate for Jar Village we can only think to ourselves that it was fitting for a man as weak or unfitting of a warrior as he was. That's only we realized he had changed. He had doubts of his own weakness and those doubts had helped him realize he could no longer hide behind the wall he created. He had to confront his inner demons, and so he did and in those moments that he awakened as a warrior... he fought not like a true Hoslow, but as Warrior Diallos, The Kindred Warrior.

Nepheli Loux is what I imagine one would've become if Ansbach were to have betrayed our deep trust and revealed a 2nd and more cruel personality. Nepheli was strong but was lead by a false leader. She was a sheep herded by a wolf. This betrayal broke her, but we showed her that she is not just the sum of Gideon, but rather, she is in fact herself a true warrior. In that she realized her calling was not to serve, but to act upon her own will as a leader! She has the blood of Godfrey, Elden Lord, coursing through her veins. She is not a solider, but rather a true leader and WARRIOR!

Oh gentle Rya. Lead by wolves in sheep clothing. A byproduct of the heinous activities that Volcano Manor oozes out its doors. She is only innocent in the sense she does not deserved to be coddled for she has strength we have yet to see. A will so strong that knowing that everything about you meant nothing. To be nothing after believing you know everything. To have the will to go on with newfound purpose is no mere action. She is a warrior that champions ahead with purpose even at their lowest point. To see her departure knowing she would rise once more shows that no dread shall drag us to our deepest depths and leave us there. There will always be tomorrow. Don't lead her astray for all those around her have already done so. Sometimes only one light at the end of dark tunnel is all one needs. That's what Zoryas needed and we will do so forever and ever.

Millicent was our closest companion and ally next to Melina. Her journey mirrored our own, and I only wish there was a moment in which it didn't stop. A warrior treading a path already pre-ordained by influences beyond ourselves, but the difference from her and other characters was that she was exactly like us. She had a choice in all of her affairs and even her end was one in which she chose between the fate of becoming what others wanted her to be or what she wanted for herself. It was most like our own choice of how we decided what ending shall we embrace. What is our choice for the world or for ourselves. What do we desire others to see us as, or do we not care and embrace what we desire for ourselves. Choices are hard when must be considered in both a selfish, selfless, and external influences upon our mind and heart. What one believes in is their own choice and Millicent showed us that. She showed us what a warrior she is. One that fights with determined heart, but also fights with her dignified mind. Nepheli and Millicent both reminds us that we are not slaves of others influence, but rather we are freed to be ourselves. These two are the warriors that remind us not to be entrapped by what influences are around us but to seek solace in what is within us.