Fire Emblem Conquest Flora Novels & Stories

"She's not... she's not..." A woman with a bleached-blonde beehive knelt beside them. "Honey, she needs mouth-to-mouth. You gotta do it now!" Mateo immediately pushed Lucas aside. "Get out of the way!" He tilted Ava's head back and kissed her. It was supposed to be a CPR but, Mateo seized the opportunity, changing the CPR kiss into a passionate kiss. Lucas's rage blazed, his eyes felt hot, like they could pop. He looked like a volcanoe ready to erupt. Then, Ava started coughing, spitting out water.

Flora doesn't feel the same for me and tries to get my emotions checked before I get hurt again. A flicker of power emanated from Flora, but it quickly died down. There was hope for her; she could shift, but it would require much work. "Flora, you can return the Nyx stone to me now," I suggested. She opened her eyes, her emerald orbs shining brightly. "Ryker," she called out. "I felt a glimpse of power." Her smile radiated happiness, and for the first time in a month, I saw more hope in her eyes than sadness.

“I said, Flora is Erza's biological mother, don't pretend you don't know; did you guess that a long time ago? When growing up, Erza looked a lot like Flora when she was young. Besides, has a prudent person like you never found out who your servant is?" “You talk more than you used to, Alfine.” I wanted to get up, but Alfine grabbed my hand and pulled me down. “Flora is a Red River, but she didn't put herself in danger to save you, the student she trained; she loves you like her own son and is ready to defy Alpha Nathan's orders for you. Why don't you miss her at all?" Alfine spoke strange words today.

Elemental Kingdom Empress Rozaria Milva “Your Majesty! Your Majesty! There is something you must see!” I look up from my documents to see my attendant running towards me “slow down Gyahan, what’s the matter” “there is a new Gem Flower on the Fire Tree, it’s in bloom! It’s the bud you’ve been wondering who it belongs to all these years Empress Roze”

She inhaled, then let the smoke fall out between us in a slow, deliberate ribbon. “I never wanted to touch this war,” she said, voice low, as if confessing a private weakness. “But you’re my blood.” Her jaw worked. “Just this once… I’ll help. On my terms.” Relief hit me like a tide. My shoulders sagged without meaning to; for an instant I could feel the mountain of the world lift a fraction. “Tell me,” I said, the question small and hungry. Flora crushed the ember between her thumb and forefinger and the ash fell away like an old promise. She turned to the window and watched the city as if reading the lines of a map only she could see. When she spoke, it was business a knife wrapped in velve

“And she isn’t the only thing you’re going to lose if you continue down this path.” Briar stirred under my skin instantly, a warning growl rumbling low in my chest. “Know your place, Flora,” I warned coldly. “Just because I tolerate you does not mean I’ll tolerate disrespect.” Pain flickered across her face before disappearing just as quickly. “I’m not just some pack healer, Emil. I’m your—” “You lost whatever title you think you had a long time ago.” Flora flinched like I’d struck her. For a second, it looked like she wanted to say something else. Instead, her lips pressed into a thin line as she turned back toward Malia, adjusting the blanket over her weakly trembling body.

For what it was worth, the Kingdom of Howard looked like they were hovering over ruin. The elder prince, Gian Howard, found himself following the Deity Flora curiously, he decided to spy on the oracle because she could potentially reveal his betrayal to the king, no the whole kingdom. Not wanting his chance at the throne be squandered by some all-seeing witch, he watched her quietly. Flora took a pouch of ash from her clothes; it was what she usually used when she conjured visions. The crystals around her started to glow as she blasted a handful of ash into the floor.