Fire Emblem Fates Leo Novels & Stories

"I don't know." "You met the King. He didn't tell you?" "He told me to let go." I looked at the lock. "That's all." "Let go of what?" "Everything." Leo was quiet. Then he put his hand on my shoulder. "Then I'll start." He closed his eyes. The lock pulsed brighter. Leo's body began to glow. Soft gold light, like mine but softer. Kinder. He opened his eyes and smiled. "I see it," he said. "The Fold. It's beautiful."

They were really gone. Grief stabbed through him, but it was not grief for his parents, but rather a grief for the relationship they might have had, the relationship he had always wanted to have with them. It would never be possible now. And grief for Mitch, too. Shock at his betrayal, shock at his loss, shock at the people who entered the room to bow to the new Emperor. Leo got to his knees and lowered his head. "Emperor." Leo stared down at the only family he had left. He took Emmett by the shoulders and pulled him to his feet and twined their tails. "Brother," he corrected.

One of them stated. Leo felt as if his heart were lying in his stomach, throbbing and soaking up acid like a sponge as he watched them leave. “Fine! Go then! See if I care! You are all fired!” He threw his sword on the ground and fell to his knees. He buried his face in his hands, his own tears burning his eyes. ***

For a long, agonizing minute, he searched for the girl he knew. “The eyes are the same,” Leo finally whispered, a sob escaping his throat. “Under all that... fire. The eyes are still my sister’s.” He stepped forward and hugged me. It was a tentative embrace, as if he were afraid I might shatter or, worse, incinerate him. I held him tightly, the red-gold scales on my arms shimmering as I channeled a gentle, grounding warmth into his tired bones. “I’m still here, Leo,” I promised. “I’ll always be here.”

He saw the way the Unlearned were watching the child, their lips peeling back to reveal yellowed fangs. Leo didn't call for the automated turrets. He didn't ask Kael to vent the sector. He walked to the center of the fountain and stood on the obsidian rim. He raised his right hand—the one that wasn't broken—and for the first time in seven days, he let the gold static flare. It wasn't a supernova. It was a cold, sharp spark of sovereign fire that cut through the yellow haze like a needle. "Look at me!" Leo roared.

Sean not minding the bombshell he threw at his friend stood and grabbed another bottle from his minibar. He returned to find Jason in conflict and laughed mythically. "Oh, you never thought of that?." "I don't care!" Jason adjusted his position. "I love Sophia and if it weren't for me she wouldn't be in that situation at all so if she's unfruitful so am I" he huffed a breath. His friend was beginning to get on his nerves with his pessimism, it was so unlike Sean. Sean never let circumstances define him, he stood firm amidst toils and turmoil, it was from him Jason learned to fight for what he felt was right.

“And he is the only one that can make that call? You waited all these years for him to make that call?” “Okay, I am done with this attitude of yours, let us just wait on the girls, I made a wrong call talking to you about something seemingly above you.” He said as he tapped on the wheels thoughtfully. “Okay, he is good though, let me not let my anger engulf my judgement on this god of yours that you have started worshipping.” “I will assume that you didn’t say that to me right now, and there she is, the queen,” Leo said as he admired Arya who was walking towards the car with Emily beside her.

Around him, the surroundings turned chaotic. Massive thunderclouds hung over Frederick's head, with all the unleashed techniques swirling around like a giant coiling dragon. The impending sense of death made Jasmine stiffen—she couldn’t move an inch! There was no escape, or anywhere to hide. At that moment, Leo, who was covered in injuries, hobbled forward and shouted hysterically, "My lord, I'm still here! Are you going to blow me up along with him?" However, Bolt was consumed by rage. He ignored Leo, as if the latter were air!

Marquis Ron nodded and said, “Yes, I know exactly what you mean, but the Underground Bounty Society really can’t terminate this bounty mission at will. If the employer finds out, we will—” Before Marquis Ron could finish, Leo got up and said coldly, “If the other party finds out, tell him that I, Leo Sainsbury, terminated it! Tell him to look for me!” The weight of these words was quite heavy! Leo was the eldest son of the Chief God Zeus and was the most promising candidate to become the new chief god and the new master of the sacred city! Offending him was the same as offending the future chief god. Marquis Ron frowned and looked sideways at Yale and Madam Peters, whose faces also looked ug

“Faith isn’t my fated mate.” My eyes narrowed but I didn’t say anything. 'Leo, don’t you say a word until he is done.' My mind link went through and Leo gave me a curt nod. “What do you mean?” “My fated mate is a human.”