Yoder/Supports

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This page contains all data pertaining to Yoder's supports.

Saul

Yoder			Initial: 40 Per turn: +2 ×			Saul
Support Level	Attack	Defense	Hit	Avoid	Critical	Dodge
C	0	1	5	2	2	2
B	1	2	10	5	5	5
A	1	3	15	7	7	7

C Support

Yoder: Saul...
Saul: Father Yoder... Do you need something from me?
Yoder: No...but I thought we might talk a bit. Are you performing your duties as you should?
Saul: Of course, Father Yoder. We get more followers every day thanks to my work. Please take a look at this list...
Yoder: ...Hm. There seem to be an overwhelmingly large number of female names on this list.
Saul: Well... You know.
Yoder: Do I?
Saul: Err... Women must understand my sermons better than gentlemen do.
Yoder: Oh, I see. Very good.
Saul: Yes, thank you.
Yoder: Just remember, Saul, that your duty is that of a missionary Not a philanderer.
Saul: ...... I can't beat him, can I...?

B Support

Yoder: Saul, how is your mission coming along?
Saul: Ah, yes. As I notified you in my letter, Lord Roy is in possession of the Fire Emblem now.
Yoder: Has there been anything else worth noting?
Saul: No, not particularly.
Yoder: I see... I am sorry to put you through all this, Saul.
Saul: No, please don't be. I did it all for our loving Saint Elimine.
Yoder: Yes, of course. That warms my heart to hear. ...Oh, Saul. I have received a complaint from Sir Merlinus. Apparently you stalk Princess Guinivere wherever she goes...
Saul: Well, Father Yoder. That is my mission.
Yoder: Saul, your mission is to keep an eye on the Fire Emblem. And you already told me that it is now in the hands of Lord Roy. Not Princess Guinivere.
Saul: Yes, well, be that as it may, consider this, Father Yoder. I can't follow Lord Roy wherever he goes just because he has the Emblem. His appearance ill suits my tastes. I cannot justify it.
Yoder: ...Saul?

A Support

Yoder: Saul, perhaps it is time to relieve you from your mission.
Saul: What do you mean, Father Yoder?
Yoder: I believe I know Lord Roy well enough to trust him. The Fire Emblem is safe in his hands. What we feared will surely not come to pass. Do you agree?
Saul: You are probably right. ...However, I wish to continue my mission a little longer.
Yoder: I see...
Saul: Of course, I understand your reasoning, Father Yoder. Lord Roy is certainly a trustworthy person. Still...Lord Roy is young, and needs people to guide him through this vile world. Who better than one such as I, with so much experience in such ugliness?
Yoder: Saul...
Saul: Er... All that said, I too am pure, so disregard my declaration if you wish.
Yoder: Yes, I think I will. ...Oh, Saul. I found this pamphlet the other day...
Saul: Oh? This is...
Yoder: "All wounds treated freely for members of the church. Sign up today!" This...treating God like some sort of commercial service. I do not approve of this at all... What will others think?
Saul: ......
Yoder: ...Saul, I believe you may benefit from hearing a sermon of mine.
Saul: Oh, Father Yoder, I'm not worthy to have the privilege of your...
Yoder: ...Will you listen to my sermon?
Saul: ...Yes, of course, Father Yoder...

Dorothy

Yoder			Initial: 40 Per turn: +2 ×			Dorothy
Support Level	Attack	Defense	Hit	Avoid	Critical	Dodge
C	1	0	5	2	5	0
B	2	1	10	5	10	0
A	3	1	15	7	15	0

C Support

Dorothy: Father Yoder?
Yoder: Ah, Dorothy. You look unwell. What is the matter?
Dorothy: Do you know why I can't use healing staves?
Yoder: Hm...
Dorothy: I want to help injured people by using staves like you and Brother Saul. I've been praying every day, and I think I've been faithful.
Yoder: Yes, you have. Your faith is an example to us all.
Dorothy: But I still can't help the injured... I want to heal them, but I can't. Will I never have that power? Am I unworthy?
Yoder: No, that's not it at all. Do you know the story of the owl and the eagle, Dorothy?
Dorothy: No, I don't. Please tell it to me, Father Yoder.
Yoder: It is a story of when Saint Elimine still walked the Earth. One day, during Saint Elimine's journeys, an owl approached her from the forest.
Dorothy: Yes...
Yoder: The owl said to her, "I wish to go to the land of God. Would you show me the way?" Saint Elimine thought for a moment, and replied, "God's domain lies high above the clouds. Your wings are not strong enough to take you there." The owl, disappointed, returned to the forest.
Dorothy: Poor owl...
Yoder: Yes, indeed. We shall continue the story some other time.
Dorothy: Some other time? Why?
Yoder: Remember the teachings of Saint Elimine. Do not try to understand things too quickly. You must ponder on what you are told and develop your own thoughts.
Dorothy: Oh... Right. Then please continue the story another time, Father Yoder.
Yoder: Of course, Dorothy. I promise you I will.

B Support

Yoder: ...After parting with the owl, Saint Elimine continued on her journey. The next day, an eagle swooped down from the mountain.
Dorothy: Uh-huh...
Yoder: The eagle said to her, "I wish to go to the land of God. Would you show me the way?" Saint Elimine thought for a moment, and replied, "God's domain lies in a distant land beyond the night. Your eyes will not be able to guide you through the dark." The eagle, disappointed, returned to the mountain.
Dorothy: ......
Yoder: However, the sympathetic and kind Saint Elimine could not ignore the two birds. She went back, and brought the owl and eagle together. She then told them, "Journey to the land of God together."
Dorothy: Together...
Yoder: Yes. The two birds traveled to the land of God together. The eagle used his powerful wings to carry the owl, and the owl used his great eyes to guide the eagle through the night. Together, they were able to reach the Gods's domain. That is the end of the story. Do you understand it, Dorothy?
Dorothy: Well... Sort of.

A Support

Dorothy: Father Yoder!
Yoder: Yes, Dorothy?
Dorothy: About that story...
Yoder: Yes?
Dorothy: I thought about it, but... I'm not very smart... So I still don't get it... I sort of have an idea of what it might be about, but...
Yoder: Then you have an answer, Dorothy. A story is just a story. It has no definite meaning. Each person interprets a story and comes up with their own answers.
Dorothy: Oh, good. I think I feel better now, Father Yoder.
Yoder: Do you? Very good, Dorothy.
Dorothy: But what did Saint Elimine do after that? Are there more stories?
Yoder: Yes, the journey of Saint Elimine was a long one. The next day when Saint Elimine continued on her travels...

Melady

Yoder			Initial: 1 Per turn: +1 ×			Melady
Support Level	Attack	Defense	Hit	Avoid	Critical	Dodge
C	0	0	5	2	5	2
B	1	1	10	5	10	5
A	1	1	15	7	15	7

C Support

Yoder: Hm... So this is a wyvern.
Melady: You are...Father Yoder of the Elimine Church.
Yoder: Yes, it's a pleasure to finally meet you, Madam Melady. She is so passive... I imagined wyverns to be more ferocious creatures.
Melady: Tryffin will spread her wings and bare her fangs at my command. However, that is only because of her training by the Bern Army. ...Perhaps she wishes not to fight at all.
Yoder: Perhaps not...
Melady: Tryffin and I have trained together ever since we were both young. We trained hard to be proud warriors in service to our country.
Yoder: ......
Melady: I... I don't regret leaving Bern with Princess Guinivere. But Bern is still my home... It is painful to fight against my former allies.
Yoder: ...I can only imagine.
Melady: But I must get used to it. For Princess Guinivere...and for my country.

B Support

Melady: ......
Yoder: Is something wrong, Madam Melady?
Melady: No... It's just that my home is in this area.
Yoder: Ah... Do you have family there?
Melady: My grandfather and my parents. My father and his father used to tell stories of battles they fought in. How elated they were when my brother and I were knighted as well... I wonder what they're doing now...
Yoder: ...Madam Melady... Your path has been a difficult one indeed. Forgive me. I have little to offer you.
Melady: Don't be... Simply your ear is more helpful than you may realize... I needed someone like you to listen to me.
Yoder: I will be more than happy to listen to anything you have to say. Don't forget, Madam Melady... You are not alone.
Melady: Thank you, Father Yoder...

A Support

Melady: Father Yoder, I must thank you for helping me. I no longer feel alienated in this army...
Yoder: Of course... It is my pleasure. Tryffin, your master is a very kind-hearted person.
Melady: I've put her through a lot of difficulty. I'm sure she never wanted to turn her back on Bern... I dragged her along with me...
Yoder: Do you really think so?
Melady: ...?
Yoder: I hear that Bern's training instills absolute loyalty in its troops. Both in the knights, and in the mounts.
Melady: Yes, definitely.
Yoder: If that is so, why do you think Tryffin follows you against Bern?
Melady: I'm not...
Yoder: There are other wyvern riders of Bern in the enemy ranks we fight. There are even high-ranking commanders and generals. If this wyvern only followed the army's commands, she would not have stayed.
Melady: Yes, you're right...
Yoder: Do you understand what that means? This wyvern has a will of her own. She chose to be with you. Just as you chose to be with Princess Guinivere.
Melady: ...She has a will of her own...
Yoder: You are blessed, Madam Melady. You have a close friend at your side. I dare say you don't even need me.
Melady: Yes, I think you're right... Thank you...

Niime

Yoder			Initial: 40 Per turn: +1 ×			Niime
Support Level	Attack	Defense	Hit	Avoid	Critical	Dodge
C	1	1	2	2	2	2
B	2	2	5	5	5	5
A	3	3	7	7	7	7

C Support

Niime: Well, well... You.
Yoder: Yes, hello. You seem to be doing well.
Niime: Heh... You've become an old man since the last time I saw you.
Yoder: Oh, yes, it's so embarrassing. But you're as youthful as ever I see.
Niime: ...Is that sarcasm?
Yoder: Not at all. ...It truly has been a long time. How many years ago was it?
Niime: Forty...no, fifty years? A long time...
Yoder: Yes... Indeed.
Niime: ...I think I finally understand how you felt back then.
Yoder: Yes, and I, you.
Niime: But that was a long time ago... A time that will never return. Our paths split that day. They'll never cross again.
Yoder: ......

B Support

???: ...Yoder... Yoder! Are you listening?
Yoder: Niime...
???: ...They killed your sister. She cried your name out as she died. And still...you refuse to do a thing.
Yoder: I...
???: You're telling me to forgive them? Hah, what will that accomplish? If we let them live, they're sure to repeat their actions. More innocent people will die by their hands. Is that what you want? Answer me, Yoder!
Yoder: Niime, I...
(The screen flashes, and Niime appears)
Niime: Yoder?
Yoder: ...Niime.
Niime: What were you doing? I almost thought you'd up and died.
Yoder: No, I was reminiscing about the past. If I just close my eyes, I can see it as if it were happening now...
Niime: Heh... Finally going senile, are we?
Yoder: Foul words still pour from your mouth as they always did...

A Support

Yoder: The end of this war... draws near.
Niime: So it seems.
Yoder: What will you do after it ends?
Niime: Who knows? I already told you our paths will never cross again. We'll go our separate ways, as we did before.
Yoder: ...... Niime, you and I have changed. Our paths may just cross again one day. I will pray for it.
Niime: ...... ...Well, no one can know the future. A path that splits at one point...may join again further down the road... Who can say...?

Dayan

Yoder			Initial: 1 Per turn: +1 ×			Dayan
Support Level	Attack	Defense	Hit	Avoid	Critical	Dodge
C	1	1	2	2	2	2
B	2	2	5	5	5	5
A	3	3	7	7	7	7

C Support

Yoder: Are you Dayan the Silver Wolf?
Dayan: You are not Sacaen, and yet you know my name... How do you know of me?
Yoder: I treated a wounded Sacaen once in the past. It was then I heard of the unrivaled warrior of Sacae. With a name like Silver Wolf, I expected someone with white hair like mine.
Dayan: The name Silver Wolf comes from our history. Our legends say that our ancestors were wolves.
Yoder: Ah, I didn't know that..
Dayan: Do you need something from me? If you come to preach, I already have deities I worship.
Yoder: No, I did not come to preach.
Dayan: ...Are you sure? Don't you need to serve your gods?
Yoder: Of course. My mission is to guide those in need of direction. But you Sacaens already worship the Sky and the Earth. The gods would not look fondly on me for pushing my beliefs upon you.
Dayan: ...I see.

B Support

Dayan: We Sacaens pray to the Sky and the Earth. The light of day and the darkness of night that engulf the land... They produce wind, lightning, fire, ice, and other affinities... Every person in this world is protected by one of these elements. According to my clan's beliefs, I am protected by the anima affinity.
Yoder: Interesting that you believe so.
Dayan: What do you mean?
Yoder: The Elimine Church has similar beliefs. When the creators made man, all mankind was blessed with an affinity. However...those elements...
Dayan: ...Those elements hold no power on their own.
Yoder: Exactly.
Dayan: Hm. ...Interesting, indeed.
Yoder: Yes. Perhaps... Perhaps this is one of the grand truths of the world.

A Support

Dayan: The seven affinities... Their effects only appear through bonds with others. When your heart is linked with someone else's... That is when the elements reveal their true power.
Yoder: Yes, precisely. Saint Elimine said to cherish our relationships.
Dayan: Hmm... I wonder if our hearts have linked somehow.
Yoder: I am sure of it. Though who knows what effect that may have...