PIROTESS SPOILER!
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A dark elf warrior serving Marmo, Pirotess combines speed, elemental magic and swordsmanship with a fierce devotion to Ashram. She initially appears as one of the most dangerous enemies facing Parn's group, especially because her abilities make her a natural mirror to Deedlit. Where the high elf fights beside humans by choice, Pirotess has tied her future to Marmo and to the Black Knight she serves. The contrast is more interesting than a simple good-elf/bad-elf divide. At Fire Dragon Mountain, Pirotess repeatedly risks herself to protect Ashram and ultimately dies after saving him during the collapse. Her final moments make explicit what had been building beneath their formal commander-and-subordinate relationship.
PIROTESS THROUGH THE ARCHIVE //
THE WAR OF HEROES //
Open page →The armies of Valis and Marmo finally collide in the battle that gives the war its name. Parn goes after Ashram, Deedlit is drawn into combat with Pirotess, and the battlefield becomes a knot of old grudges and new rivalries. At the center, Fahn calls out Beld and the two former comrades fight directly.
The OVA does not let the battle become a clean heroic victory. Fahn falls. Beld is then lost before Marmo can convert that victory into control of Lodoss. Both armies are left without the simple ending they expected, and Parn is left staring at the cost of legends settling their argument with swords.
The OVA does not let the battle become a clean heroic victory. Fahn falls. Beld is then lost before Marmo can convert that victory into control of Lodoss. Both armies are left without the simple ending they expected, and Parn is left staring at the cost of legends settling their argument with swords.
What changed
After this battle, the old heroes no longer control the story. Parn, Ashram, Kashue and the survivors have to live with what the previous generation leaves behind.
