The Adrestrian Empire started a war because of their Emperor’s issues with the Church. Suffice to say, people’s opinions range from fanatical support, to deep rooted loathing, to general ambivalence and everything inbetween.
she looks thoughtful, almost troubled. perhaps she shouldn't ask, if he is from the future, but. ]
That complicates things. That means it's inevitable that the Adrestrian Empire and Faerghus will be at war with each other, doesn't it? Is the emperor going to cast the entire continent into war?
[ it's one thing to interfere with what demons do. that she doesn't have to think about. it's another to meddle with human politics too much, in a world that isn't her own. ]
It sounds like the major consistency between all of our worlds, yes. The emperor begins a war at the end of our school year, and it continues on for the next five years minimum.
[ unless, apparently, you're in fire emblem three hopes. ]
[ wow why do some people get to go through a killing game and get a wish or method to end wars and other people only get to ensure everyone gets out alive?
I’d say it was worth it for the footnotes alone. It’s not going to stop future wars, or anything like that, but they give us a grace period of peace and stability before someone can kick off about something else again.
If you can stop suffering and help people for any amount of time, it's a good thing. Of course it's nice if it can last for as long as possible, but that's easier to work on when you're at peace than when you're at war.
I don’t necessarily disagree with the reasons why Fodlan ended up in a war. But I do have issues with the methods Edelgard took to try and change things. For a woman in charge of many and tasked with their safety, she was brutal and dismissive of it.
[ he fought at grondor after all. there were still men on that tower when she lit it ablaze. ]
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Mm. Faerghus has pretty close ties to the church, so it makes sense.
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[ it's a very western religion, and it hasn't been that long since japan has been open to the west. ]
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Do you have opinions on the church in Fódlan?
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[ she really hasn't had the time to get the political lowdown on everything.
just that..... war..... seems to be on the horizon..... ]
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The Adrestrian Empire started a war because of their Emperor’s issues with the Church. Suffice to say, people’s opinions range from fanatical support, to deep rooted loathing, to general ambivalence and everything inbetween.
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she looks thoughtful, almost troubled. perhaps she shouldn't ask, if he is from the future, but. ]
That complicates things. That means it's inevitable that the Adrestrian Empire and Faerghus will be at war with each other, doesn't it? Is the emperor going to cast the entire continent into war?
[ it's one thing to interfere with what demons do. that she doesn't have to think about. it's another to meddle with human politics too much, in a world that isn't her own. ]
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[ unless, apparently, you're in fire emblem three hopes. ]
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[ she frowns. ]
That that is something that can't be changed.
[ unless you're part of a musou instead of a srpg ]
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It's not great but... I managed to end the one where I am early. But I don't think that option will be available for the other variations of my world.
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How did you end yours?
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[ see? ]
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she makes a face. ]
That is a war on its own.
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I am always for methods that protect people and their happiness. I would never ask for a prolonged war, for anyone.
I simply wish you didn't have to go through a killing game to gain that method.
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[ ... ]
There were benefits. Like being able to work in longer term peace as well.
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[ going through the indulgence space station. ]
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In the long run? Yes I would say so.
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[ she would suffer unduly to make other people's lives better. ]
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I don’t necessarily disagree with the reasons why Fodlan ended up in a war. But I do have issues with the methods Edelgard took to try and change things. For a woman in charge of many and tasked with their safety, she was brutal and dismissive of it.
[ he fought at grondor after all. there were still men on that tower when she lit it ablaze. ]