Thanks, Flayn. Never underestimate how far good morale can take an army.
[Though he's sure he doesn't need to tell her that, when she's already experienced the tail end of the war and peace once again in Fódlan.]
As for the questions I have... I'll start by summarising what I know. Obviously, you're Saint Cethleann. You're one of the children of the goddess... or maybe grandchild in this case? Rhea is the Immaculate One -- who is also Saint Seiros. And if what she told me and Teach is true, everything she did, including establishing both the Empire and the Church all that time ago, was to protect what few of her kind were left after what happened at Zanado. Hence fabricating the Church's history, all to maintain an iron grip on Fódlan.
[He's phrasing Rhea's motivations a bit charitably here, if only because he knows Rhea is family to Flayn, and she cares for her dearly. It's a sensitive topic all around, especially after everything they've endured.]
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[Though he's sure he doesn't need to tell her that, when she's already experienced the tail end of the war and peace once again in Fódlan.]
As for the questions I have... I'll start by summarising what I know. Obviously, you're Saint Cethleann. You're one of the children of the goddess... or maybe grandchild in this case? Rhea is the Immaculate One -- who is also Saint Seiros. And if what she told me and Teach is true, everything she did, including establishing both the Empire and the Church all that time ago, was to protect what few of her kind were left after what happened at Zanado. Hence fabricating the Church's history, all to maintain an iron grip on Fódlan.
[He's phrasing Rhea's motivations a bit charitably here, if only because he knows Rhea is family to Flayn, and she cares for her dearly. It's a sensitive topic all around, especially after everything they've endured.]
Does this all sound about accurate so far?