Fire Emblem Fates Leo Novels & Stories

"The London Leo said they feed on the connection! If you go up there, they'll sever us! You'll forget Elian! You'll forget me!" "If I don't go," Leo said, kissing her with a desperation that tasted of salt and the end of the world, "there won't be an 'us' left to remember." The Final Boardroom: The Void Leo ran toward the center of the orchard, his indigo arm glowing with a blinding, violent light. He reached the spot where the Atmos-Core met the soil and thrust his hand into the earth. "You want my frequency?" Leo roared at the black sky. "Then take it all! Take the ten years of pain! Take the billionaire’s ego! Take the father’s pride!"

He said almost immediately, eliciting a frown from my face. “You just woke up. Perhaps, you still need to rest.” “I’m speaking with a clear mind, and I know when I say that she’s the reason that the attack happened two days ago.” “What are you talking about?” “Leo is the leader of that terrorist group. He’s way stronger than we think now, and you know the reason he’s trying to gather as much power as he can?” “He wants Selene back at all costs. And he doesn’t mind if he has to go for your head before you release her to him. She’s honestly not worth all the stress, just leave her alone and go on with the betrothal with Elysia or something.”

Fred added, voice low, “maybe none of this would’ve happened.” Leo didn’t speak. But the storm in his eyes said it all. He hadn’t just lost control. He had almost lost her. And that terrified him more than anything else. “You, of all people, should know just how terrible Jayden really is,” Fred said, his voice quiet but firm. “And if nothing else, at least now she sees her best friend for who she truly is.” Leo’s jaw tightened. He didn’t respond.

"And Finn… Finn was nowhere to be found." Eloise’s eyes dropped. "I looked for him. The son I built up, the one I trusted, the one I gave everything to—he wasn’t there." Leo exhaled, shaking his head. "But Liam was. Fighting. Fighting for me like a true son would." Tears streamed down Eloise’s face. "Leo…" "It took me dying to see the truth." His voice broke slightly. "I was blind for so many years, Eloise. But not anymore. Not after what I saw."

“Hey.” A couple of years younger than me, but still one of my closer friends, I knew Leo would be as concerned about Cleo as I was. He had as much of a soft spot for her as I did, but I knew he would likely never do anything about it because I did not believe he would go against fate. He knew his fated mate was out there, just as he knew Cleo’s fated mate was out there waiting for her too; because as of yet he did not know the latest development of her finding her fated when she had arrived here to mourn her grandfather.

I asked, my physical calmness couldn't hide the slight trembling of my body. "I'm sorry Ember, but it's either you or my family", he said "And I can't really leave my pregnant wife in this man's hands, I don't know whether she will survive it", he said again, his eyes gaining moisture and his face softened. " Your father placed too much faith in people. And now those mistakes have become too dangerous. I've made my choice, Ember, besides the Deviant clan are paying well for you". My heart dropped. "the Deviant clan?" It all started to make sense.

I steadied myself. “Reborn? I don’t know what you’re talking about.” However, Lily refused to let go of my hand. She dropped straight to her knees. “I know you are. If you weren’t, you wouldn’t have agreed to marry Mark so easily, and you wouldn’t have given him so many ideas. Em, please save me, help me.” Lily would only call me “Em” when she begged. We were twins, but because I was born a few minutes earlier, I became the older one.

His body radiated heat, his presence was steady, and for a little instant I let myself close my eyes and rest in his embrace. Leo said, "Elara," his voice heavy with feeling. "You help me to understand something. To keep you safe, I would do everything. But this——" He stopped, his hold strengthening around me. "This covers more ground than both you and me. And I cannot lose you either. I drew back slightly, the truth in his voice hurting in my heart. "You won't lose Leo, dear. Still, we have to battle. We have to seize leadership in this.

“Don’t. Don’t do that.” Her unwanted touch was just enough to snap him back into reality. The red light in his eyes dimmed, and his fists unclenched. He took a shuddering breath and pushed the power back, locking it away once more. Leo watched the whole thing with a smirk. “Confirmed,” he said, his voice full of satisfaction. “You do hold the Eclipse Essence. How interesting.” He took a step back, his form starting to dissolve into shadows. “This isn’t the right time to destroy you both,” he continued with a growing smile. “But soon. Very soon.”

"A swift cavalry charge from the shadows would have split your line right down the middle." "We aren't fighting shadow-beasts anymore, Father," Leo said, stepping up to the fountain. He didn't hesitate; he reached out and threw his arms around the spirit of his father. The embrace was a mixture of solid energy and warm light. "It's good to see you. Mom is with Luna?"