Elibe Headcanon Dump
Aug. 14th, 2011 08:51 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mark_asphodelSo, I have two mutually exclusive Elibe headcanons now. I consider one of them to be kind of... normal. Eliwood marries Ninian, Hector marries Lyn, Erk marries Priscilla. Maybe not the most popular iteration of everyone's destinies, but not that off-the-wall.
Then there's the other, more recent headcanon invasion:
Farina married Hector, but she ran away when Lilina was an infant. The folk theory was that the failure to produce a son, and the subsequent pressure from the Ostian court, caused her to snap. Tried her hand at being a pirate and came to a bad end long before her daughter emerged as a great leader.
Florina never married anyone and became a kickass knight of Ilia, serving in the Great War of Bern, where she met up with her niece and nephew.
Fiora died of an sudden illness when her son Roy was about six years old. It was probably poison, but nothing ever could be proven.
Wil married Rebecca but died of a fever before their son Wolt was a year old. Rebecca fended off proposals from Lowen and proved a great comfort to Lord Eliwood in later years. The birth of their child, when Rebecca was thirty-five, caused as much gossip as had Eliwood’s first marriage to “that Ilian woman.”
Priscilla eloped with Guy and they had a son, Rutger. Guy was killed in a skirmish on the plains and Priscilla lived on the fringes of Sacaen society. She claimed to be Bernese, and her son continued the ruse after Priscilla’s death.
Eliwood survived the illness that forced him onto the sidelines at the time of the Migration of Bern. He continued to govern Pherae while Roy was off doing other things, and lived to see the births of several healthy grandchildren.
Erk was robbed, beaten, and left for dead while searching for his wife Nino. Since it's my headcanon and not a Fire Emblem script, "left for dead" in this case actually resulted in death instead of convenient amnesia.
Lyn married Rath, but never stopped trying to contact the remnants of her father's people. She disappeared during the search, and one day Rath saddled up, announced he was going to find her, and never returned. Rumors reported them in various places over the years.
Serra married Oswin. He died at Araphen. I guess that's not so weird.
Then there's the other, more recent headcanon invasion:
Farina married Hector, but she ran away when Lilina was an infant. The folk theory was that the failure to produce a son, and the subsequent pressure from the Ostian court, caused her to snap. Tried her hand at being a pirate and came to a bad end long before her daughter emerged as a great leader.
Florina never married anyone and became a kickass knight of Ilia, serving in the Great War of Bern, where she met up with her niece and nephew.
Fiora died of an sudden illness when her son Roy was about six years old. It was probably poison, but nothing ever could be proven.
Wil married Rebecca but died of a fever before their son Wolt was a year old. Rebecca fended off proposals from Lowen and proved a great comfort to Lord Eliwood in later years. The birth of their child, when Rebecca was thirty-five, caused as much gossip as had Eliwood’s first marriage to “that Ilian woman.”
Priscilla eloped with Guy and they had a son, Rutger. Guy was killed in a skirmish on the plains and Priscilla lived on the fringes of Sacaen society. She claimed to be Bernese, and her son continued the ruse after Priscilla’s death.
Eliwood survived the illness that forced him onto the sidelines at the time of the Migration of Bern. He continued to govern Pherae while Roy was off doing other things, and lived to see the births of several healthy grandchildren.
Erk was robbed, beaten, and left for dead while searching for his wife Nino. Since it's my headcanon and not a Fire Emblem script, "left for dead" in this case actually resulted in death instead of convenient amnesia.
Lyn married Rath, but never stopped trying to contact the remnants of her father's people. She disappeared during the search, and one day Rath saddled up, announced he was going to find her, and never returned. Rumors reported them in various places over the years.
Serra married Oswin. He died at Araphen. I guess that's not so weird.
