He was praised as a brilliant yet humble strategist who kept his brother, the new king, safe─just as he’d promised his late father.

Records speak of a blue-haired Emblem cutting down the last of the Corrupted, but whether this was the new monarch or one of his/her allies is a mystery.

Records reveal Alfred’s reign was brief, as he died an early death. However, he was loved by his people, and there is no doubt his life was full of joy.

In time, he became one of the very legends he had so admired. Portraits always placed him near an alpaca, confounding scholars.

With the Emblems’ success in the war, rings came strongly into fashion. She made all the profit she’d ever wanted off the trend.

He traveled so often between the castle and Florra that, in honor of his kindness and dedication, the road connecting them was called Boucheron’s Passage.

He left to tour the world and taste food, putting all he learned into a book that became a bible for chefs. Even after his death, his recipes brought joy to many.

Her favorite tea became known as a tea of blessings in Firene. Legend had it that those who drank the tea would find joy.

Years later, she met someone at a food stall, and they had a fairy-tale, whirlwind romance that blossomed into lifelong love.

Despite the great weight on her shoulders, her graceful smile was ever present─especially at the balls and galas that she so loved.

He so revered the Divine Dragon Monarch that, when it was time to select the 34th generation of stewards, he tested candidates on their love for ___.

Some nobles resisted Diamant at first, but his vision for the future earned their favor. By exporting ore, Brodia was able to shift to a booming, trade-based economy.

Some said this was at odds with the nation’s pacifist ethos, but it was celebrated in her hometown, where to this day, orange flowers are grown in her honor.

Though few reliable accounts of his life were left in the history books, it’s said he met someone during his travels, and they spent the rest of their lives together.

Her zeal for the Divine Dragon Monarch never waned. When it came time to choose the next stewards, she held a cheering contest for all the candidates.

So many of her students went on to do great things that she felt a need to apologize to her classes for the pressure placed on them.

Her natural charm was later key in negotiations with Brodia. She and Ivy were well remembered for the contributions they made to their country’s prosperity.

Ivy’s legacy endured even after ___ had passed on.

She always found time to write, despite her busy schedule, and managed to complete over 100 humor novels in her lifetime, all celebrated as masterpieces.

Passionate about researching new medicines, Jean found his village’s famous tea leaves could be developed into a panacea. His discovery was studied for years.

Working under Ivy, he still made visits to Pale Sands, returning each time with the gift of rice.

The popularity of these “taters” brought her village wealth and prosperity, and earned Lapis a new title: “the Potato Goddess.”

For his friends and allies, his memory lives on whenever they taste a pastry or hear the sound of thunder roaring in the sky.

His interest in people watching was a lifelong love, but however many tried to join him, he always preferred to stroll gardens alone.

In her later years, Merrin went back home and took her place as matriarch, uniting her village.

His cheerful howl later became known as a special prayer to the Divine Dragon Monarch.

Though she searched for her missing parents, she never found them. Still, she quietly rebuilt her family’s church.

Later in life, he earned further fame as an artist. A portrait of the royal family at their cutest still hangs in Elusia Castle.

Its menu featured a dish said to have been loved by King Morion.

According to the fortune he read for himself, he was fated to meet good people, enjoy great food, and live a very happy life indeed.

The people Timerra met during her travels cared very much for her, and she became the most beloved queen in Solm’s history.

The new monarch and his/her friends visited Vander often. He always met the group with a smile, as he took great joy in remembering their journey.

By then, many of her old friends had died, but their offspring and ___ were at the event.

Some say the Divine Dragon Monarch’s use of unusual words was due to her influence.

He and his new family were very happy. It is said that the children all learned to speak in quite a profound and *meaningful* way.

Nel settled down to a quiet life in Lythos. She helped the new monarch on occasion, but largely kept to herself.

Not wanting to frighten the “little ones,” she assumed her dragon form only in times of great need. Future generations knew her as a guardian dragon of Lythos.

Rafal spent his days traveling the world, returning to Lythos Castle only once every hundred years to deliver a bounty of candy.

Many centuries later, the bones of an unknown Fell Dragon were discovered. It is said that Rafal had sacrificed his life to save the world without anyone realizing.

Zelestia set out to find Mage Dragons rumored to be living in secret. She was often confused for Zephia of the Four Hounds, but her kindness won through.

In later years, she became leader of the new Mage Dragon village and lived out her life loving them, and loved by them, as family.

Madeline moved to Elusia, the reflection of her homeland, and trained for years to become a knight equal to her parents. She then joined a knightly order to aid in the kingdom’s recovery.

In her later years, she built a house and enjoyed a quiet life there with her partner.