Fire Emblem Leo Novels & Stories

“Just admit it, bro. You are most delighted all of this is happening." Exhaling, Leo folded his hands and leaned against the wall. "I don't know how to explain it, it feels like the universe is working in my favor. I know this might sound selfish, but I want more of Darby. I want her to know I am worthy of her forgiveness. I want to assure her that I would live the rest of my life proving just how much I love and cherish her. I want her to give herself to me entirely. But it feels like something keeps holding her back and I have been trying to find ways to make her see that I am willing to do anything for her. It's why I am most grateful for this opportunity. I am not going to let it pass me

"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."

If we focused too much on the dragon, our main targets might escape. After stealing the heart of an ice-element hybrid wolf, they were now targeting another. If my assumption was correct, it would point to a single location; Emerald Earth. During my time as Luna there, I had never heard of a hybrid wolf with the earth element. But Niobe handed over the data. I read the profile of the Gamma wolf she had identified. Judging by the name, I was certain he was one of the strongest fighters with one of the most powerful hearts in existence.

"Charge!" The valley exploded into violence. The two armies slammed together with a sound like a mountain collapsing. Leo led the first wave, his smaller stature making him a blur of lethal precision. He slid under the guard of a towering, skeletal warrior, his blade glowing with a spark of his mother’s lunar fire. "For the Moon!" Leo shouted, his voice cracking but firm. He severed the creature’s legs, and as it fell, he didn't look back. "Keep the line! Don't let them break the center!"

"Karma will not forget this, Leo." Leo’s frown deepened as he looked over his shoulder at Emmet. "Excuse me?" "My mate died because of your carelessness… Karma will come to collect… I’ll await the day I see the blood of that elite next to you, running down-" An animalistic growl left Leo’s lips as he turned, lunging at Emmet. "I will kill you." He growled venomously, slamming Emmet to the ground, and punching him across the face, making blood spray from his nose.

Leo suddenly went down with a grunt of shock. Ash turned in surprise to find Ember sitting with her knees between his shoulder blades and both her hands shoving the side of his face into the mud puddle. “Where are they?” She growled in a threatening tone that was entirely too adorable, especially when paired with the sight of her in that dress. It took him a solid minute to realize that she had leaped from the roof onto a breathlessly huffing Leo. She had knocked the wind out of him but he had never seemed happier than that moment.

"We will not be the pets of monsters!" They lunged toward the table, targeting the human leadership and the weakened heirs. Leo was the first to move, but he was no longer a mountain of charcoal grey muscle. He was a human boy, his skin pale and his muscles trembling as the Nullifier drained his marrow. Yet, as a purist swung a blade toward Elena Aris, Leo didn't hesitate. He threw his human body in front of her, his silver eyes flashing with a raw, primal defiance that bypassed his lost resonance.

She spat out a mouthful, her face twisted in disgust. I couldn’t help but smirk despite the panic clawing at my chest. “I have no idea!” I shouted over the howling wind. My words barely carried above the storm, swallowed by the hiss of shifting dunes. Inside the storm, another form appeared, rising out of the heat and dust. Leo, the Lion, emerged with a roar, his dark fur blazing with an eerie black flame that flickered and danced. His paws, massive and powerful, left deep impressions in the sand, yet he didn’t sink a single inch, as though the desert had no power over him.

“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.”

You must let our Luna get help quickly. Leo’s elemental air lifts Darby’s limp body as I surrender her. Without a sound, Leo melts and they vanish. **