Frilian at Elden Ring

With just a few swings, the hound Longtooth Freylian guessed that the weapon must be excellent, combining low stance, fast movement, and bleeding effects.

So she launched into a long list of comments from the player's perspective:

[My favorite wheelchair weapon, I used it the longest, its combat skills are too strong]

[Thanks for the guide, I only realized its effectiveness after using it. Although it doesn't have any overpowered mechanics, its advantage lies in its easy acquisition in the early game; with a little effort, you can defeat the Hound Knight and directly obtain a powerful weapon.]

Wolf Bro really does treat me like a brother.

[Darriwell: So you're thanking me? Or have you completely forgotten my name?]

[To future players, you can use it with confidence.]

Don't forget to keep doing side quests. Blaze's quests are closely related to Lany's side quests, so it's best not to miss them. The rewards are very generous, otherwise you'll have to start a new playthrough.

[Complete the side quest to get your wife, but I have to kill Wolf Brother first!]

...Just as Frilian guessed, this matter is of great importance. No wonder, after all, it's a quest related to gods. Could it be that the Moon Princess can be won over? Is she a goddess that the King of Elden can choose?

The two predecessors, Ge Fulei and Ladagan, pointed out the way.

Now she gradually understands why Melina repeatedly emphasizes the co-rule of God and the King; the two must be closely linked.

Even if one possesses the great power to modify the Elden Ring, one still needs a divine being to bear the law; specific improvements can be made at that time, but one cannot be without one.

so troublesome.

However, this is nothing to elves with an immortal mindset; it's just a few more quests, which they welcome. As for making a vow with the Moon Princess? That's too early to dream about; they'll consider it at their next meeting.

After organizing her thoughts, Frilian walked out of the sealed prison, where Blaze stood gazing at the bridge.

In his eyes, the aura emanating from the Farron Undead Legion was that of top-tier powerhouses, capable of conquering strategic locations effortlessly.

It is a place teeming with experts.

After a period of absence, the influence of newcomers and those who have faded into obscurity has grown rapidly.

If this trend continues, and if one day they were to conquer Stoneville and occupy the area from Nymgford to the Weeping Peninsula, their power would be comparable to, or even greater than, the current strength of the Kalia royal family…

"Blaze, is there anything else I can help you with?"

"No need to trouble you. The rest are just some scraps. I'll go back and report, then move on to the next mission. See you later."

"Please give my regards to Lani. I knew from the beginning that the witch Reina was the Moon Princess, but that won't change my goodwill. I thank her for the summoning bell she gave me."

"I will definitely convey your greetings. Oh, and I'll also give you some personal compensation."

Frilian accepted a forging stone, a material used to enhance weapons, which was found in many places.

Since the auto-pickup mod was introduced, she's become less interested in these odds and ends of materials. She figured she could just wander around more and naturally accumulate more, though they were still worth collecting.

"Thank you."

“If you travel north to Realucaria and meet a large blacksmith, you can tell the old man that you are the person I introduced, and Igi will help him.”

“I’ve memorized it all, but it’s still quite a distance to get there. Even if I take over Stoneville, I’ll still need to explore the surrounding area carefully.”

Anyway, I'll say goodbye now.

After waving goodbye, Blazer turned and left. Although their time together had been short, he already knew that Frilian loved to explore. At this rate, it would be a while before she reached the magic academy, and he would probably hear about the sudden changes in the southern border region first.

He was looking forward to having an ally in Cagliado, but ultimately nothing was set in stone yet, and it was uncertain how the Faded One would fare in challenging the demigod.

In any case, they were lucky; Lani gave the Faded Ones a sum of initial capital.

Hopefully, His Majesty, who will become the ruler of the Ningmgfu region in the future, will remember this, and it will not be too late to establish a relationship then.

Frilian also rejoined the ranks, and at the same time, a succession of noble soldiers arrived. The latter were responsible for the occupation, since elite troops were meant for assaults, and wasting them on defensive work was unnecessary.

It appears that the eastern region has a considerable military force.

"Sir, please continue the attack. Leave this to us. Rest assured, the supply line will follow along the main road."

The leading officer was extremely respectful, even to the point of being somewhat fearful.

too fast.

How long has it been since we set off? The Sacrifice Bridge, known as an insurmountable barrier, has already fallen. On the contrary, our side seems to have been less proactive and brought fewer people. Will the other side blame us?

Did the fact that most of the troops were hidden behind the scenes cause displeasure? But the silver-haired girl's face showed no emotion.

"You just need to guard your posts and don't need to worry about anything else."

Preserving strength is merely a survival strategy for the nobles. Even without providing all their support, it won't affect Frilian's continued progress. Therefore, after this handover, the elite squad set off again.

The ordinary soldiers were in high spirits, less worried, and more confident that their fighting strength would be able to quell the rebellion.

As expected, the one who buried the Demon Sword was destined to become the ruler of Nymgford; she was the one whom Lord Hyde had entrusted with the rightful government.

"To them, you are already a king."

Melina's congratulatory words came from behind Lingma. She didn't show much emotion, but she didn't hesitate to give her partner some appropriate praise.

"That's it."

Unfortunately, neither of them were good at expressing their emotions, and their dry exchanges only made the situation more awkward. Sensing the change in atmosphere, Frillie asked again:

"How much do you know about Blazer? He and Lani seem to have a close relationship."

“Each god was assigned a shadow beast by Twofinger, and they became sworn brothers, pledging eternal loyalty. I don’t know their personal attitudes, but from Twofinger’s perspective, they tend to protect and monitor them, and Blaze probably chose Lani because of loyalty.”

"If that's the case, then Goddess Marika must also have a shadow beast, right? What's its name?"

“Maricus, a name synonymous with death for many demigods, once defeated Maricus’s rival.”

"Then he must be quite strong."

"Yes, Blaze is far inferior in comparison. Perhaps he has potential but hasn't realized it. So we should be wary of the Kalia forces, who are also enemies of Twofinger, the representatives of the Supreme Will."

Melina offered a heartfelt reminder, clearly conflicted. Kalia had various problems, but besides Marica, he was the only other person of law and divine authority worth keeping as a backup.

So how should we face this situation in the future? As a witch, all I can offer for now is information.

How to handle relationships is the business of the faded one, after all, it is the king who chooses the gods and supports them.

"and many more!"

While they were thinking, Frilian suddenly waved her hand and ordered the squad to stop. A blindfolded blonde girl was sitting on a rock a short distance ahead of the bridge. She was well-behaved and turned around when she heard the signal.

Similar to the Fire Keeper, but more importantly, she exudes a frenzied and destructive energy.

No, it's more like being watched by something, isn't it?

……

PS

This is probably what Frillian looks like when multiple account attributes are combined?

Chapter 42 Elena

I can sense the presence of side quests; they're really coming one after another.

Following her principle of collecting everything, Frillie rode forward and saw a blind girl looking curious. She then introduced herself and asked:

What is the current situation in Moen City?

“Please, please listen to me. My name is Elena, and I am the city lord’s daughter. There is a rebellion going on there… I can’t see clearly because of my congenital eye disease, but all I can hear are the sounds of fighting. It’s terrifying. My father told me to escape, but he stayed in the city out of duty. I’m very worried.”

“Mr. Edgar is a brave man, and I’ve heard he’s quite capable. He should still be persevering.”

"Those rebels hate everything and launched indiscriminate attacks on those who fled Moen City. I don't know what happened, but they were very cruel."

"I will provide support."

"Please give this letter to my father. It advises him to leave. Will you pass it on?"

Towards the end, Elena was almost pleading, and the bandage covering her eyes was stained with tears. Seeing this, Frilian carefully considered the situation, realizing that she was faced with a choice: to accept or refuse.

Ignore player suggestions for now and make your own judgment based on your own interests.

It would be best if Lord Edgken left the fortress, which was powerful enough to influence the entire region, so that I could take over without bloodshed. As for the rebellious mixed race, it doesn't matter.

They should be completely wiped out. Those kinds of creatures are like demons towards humans; they can never be truly tamed.

"I will deliver the letter, don't worry."

“Even if I have to bear the infamy, I hope my father will live. Although he is stubborn, he will definitely change his mind after reading the letter.”

Irene's expression finally relaxed when she learned that the visiting support army commander was willing to accept the offer. However, Frilian didn't have high hopes, because as far as she knew, Edgar was very determined and a single letter might not be enough to persuade him.

Whatever.

Just to be on the safe side, check player reviews to avoid missing any key information or storylines.

What's with all these side quests? They start by helping others, and end with their deaths, or even worse, unbearable suffering. My Elena, ahhhhhh—

A tragedy lies ahead that cannot be avoided.

[Whether she delivers the message or not, she'll die anyway. This is also a subplot connecting to the blind girl "Haida's" mission, a hidden thread surrounding the bestowal of the Mad Flame. Therefore, it must be the Mad Flame's forces that killed her.]

Because of Elena, I am irreconcilably opposed to the Mad Fire. Because of Melina, I still choose to accept the Mad Fire's gift of burning the tree.

It smells so good!

I just wanted to catch a glimpse of the little piece of wood in its flustered state.

[Just out of curiosity, when we were advancing the Heida storyline, did Shapolili, the spokesperson for Madfire, actually know about the existence of a Madfire Witch?]

This route is rather hidden and doesn't connect well with other routes. It's probably meant to guide players to the Flame Seal beneath the Royal City, letting them know it exists, even though players still won't know without a guide.

[Sigh, fragmented narrative. Sigh, Xiao Gao's plot.]

[Send this message quickly! I want to see rivers of blood flowing, and I want the city lord to rave about gold coins!]

I want to play the halberd +8 right away!

[After Elena was killed, she became "Blind Heda," which doesn't seem like a possession like Madfire, where she completely becomes a different person. It's more like she lost her memory and was brainwashed into becoming a witch.]

Therefore, she originally possessed the talent for manic fire.

[Not necessarily. If she were qualified, she should have been able to become a Fire Girl, but she couldn't.]

There are different opinions.