Clarisse Fire Emblem Novels & Stories

The gala, the confrontation, the forest—they had all led to this: Clara standing unbroken, untamed, claiming the fire she had always held, letting the wolves know without a doubt that the game had changed. She wasn’t just a player in their world. She was the fire. And the flames had only just begun.

Blonde, sculpted, and polished like a glass dagger, she sat at the back of the luxury café, sipping tea like it was blood. Zara slid into the chair opposite her, entirely in black. No makeup. Just heat. “I’m not in the mood for games,” she said. Clarisse smiled. “Oh, sweetheart. This isn’t a game.” Zara leaned forward. “Then say what you came to say.” Clarisse studied her like one examines a puzzle. “You broke Alec’s rhythm. I didn’t think anyone could.” Zara arched a brow. “Did I ask for a review?” Clarisse’s smile sharpened. “I’m not here to compete. I’m here to warn you.”

"Really? That is the pathetic game you want to play with me? Denial?" "It is not a game, and I am not in denial about anything." I bent gracefully to collect the broken champagne flute, using the movement to steady my racing heart and buy precious seconds to think. "My name is Evangeline Northcrest, and I have absolutely no idea who this Seraphine person is supposed to be. Perhaps you have mistaken me for someone from your past?" "Evangeline." He tasted the name slowly, like poison coating his tongue. "How incredibly creative of you. Very sophisticated. Tell me, Lady Evangeline, do you often crash parties under false pretenses and fake identities? Is this a hobby of yours?"

~RIKAS~ “Do you know that this mission you are planning to go on is like walking into the mouth of a hungry crocodile? Whoever steps into King Iris palace will never make it out alive... Did Hemon told you about it?” Clara’s voice came clear even before her figure appeared, and I quickly put down the rusty steel. “He did… And you… You didn’t tell me you were going to take the staff and return it to him. I know where you’re coming from”

Again, he put Claire's safety before himself. "Leon!" exclaimed Claire as her body was sucked back into The Myth, through the flames gushing from the dragon's mouth. Claire felt herself fling along with the torrent of flames emitting from the sea dragon's mouth. The burst of flames now didn't look like real flames now, just like the dragon's body, now it looked like a bunch of rough pixel squares.

"They are fools. They have never stood close enough to see that pale can burn brighter than colour." Clarisse's lips parted again, but this time she found no words at first. She had been told all her life she was too white, too strange, too much of a reminder of death. And here was a prince, speaking as though she were some hidden jewel. She laughed softly, to cover the quick sting in her chest. "You are skilled at flattery, Your Highness." "I am skilled," he admitted, "at wanting what others overlook." The words sank into her, dangerous and delicious. He stepped closer, until the firelight gilded the planes of his face. Clarisse tilted her head, her braid slipping forward over her shoulder,

“I refuse to believe. Never underestimate the wisdom of a king, princess. Your father knows, without a doubt, what a Jade dragon is capable of. It will only be a logical decision to get me to the kingdom’s side, perhaps an accessory to the battle when war comes.” Seeing her confusion, Jade shifted in her position and breathed out a burning fire, lighting a space in front of them. For a few moments, Clara had to shield her face from the heat. The fire periodically crackled with lightning streaks of red and yellow. They pulsed ash white. No matter how long Clara looked, there was no making out what was so special about it. But despite being close, it remained warm, like a soothing touch instea

Emiliar sighed. "Sylvia!"She embraced her. Sylvia was still in a daze but she hugged her more tightly. She has her memory back, Israel made her. And all her brain told her at this moment is that she was with her blood. She was with her lost daughter. She was distracted by the sight afar, the rain of fire caused her to gasp aloud in shock. "Daughter, look!" Emiliar was shocked at the horrible sight beyond. Thousands of demons burning in flames. She helped Sylvia up and joined the other soldiers. She saw Claire and the others at a corner, they had wary looks on their faces. Claire screamed on seeing her.

She perks up like she has just found the piece to the puzzle she’s been trying to figure out. “I told you she was here!” Iris points to Clara who dressed in a brown cloak with hood up just like she used to do as Claret. I won’t pretend that it takes me back to the days when I would yearn to see Claret take down her hood so I could finally see my angel’s face. Little did I know I had already seen her face hundreds of times before. I never fully understood how they made Clara’s hands look burned. Even now I notice they look burned, but I know for a fact they are not burned. Emmett looks like he’s seen a ghost.

“I know the houses where they hid prisoners, the routes they used to move supplies, the names of people forced to serve, and the names of people who served willingly. I’ll support the provisional Alpha in restoring order.” Joe looked at her with a hint of concern. “Claris…” She took his hand without taking her eyes off Hann. “I need to do this. Not to relive it. To bring it to a close,” Claris said without hesitation and then looked at Emmett. “If the Alpha allows me.” My brother looked at Hann, and Hann nodded toward her. “Your help will be received with respect,” Hann said. “And with therapists,” Elijah added. Everyone turned to him, but my mate didn’t flinch.