Kyonyuu Fantasy Gaiden/Heartwarming: Difference between revisions

* During the celebration in Boan after Lute defeats the Wraith, Shamsiel was approached by, showered with compliments by, and danced with many of the soldiers. She certainly came a long way in the eyes of the people since back when she had lived there 2 years ago, the people were terrified of her. Similar for Emeralia who was also invited by the soldiers to dance. It's really heartwarming to think how much of an improvement it was for them ever since they met Lute.

* When Shamsiel is first suspected of the attacks in Bustenhalter, she looks at Emeralia and tells her that she figures she must suspect her too. Emeralia says no. Reason being that she and Lute both truly loved one another, so there would be no reason for her to cast a shadow on that happiness. Shamsiel is clearly grateful to hear this, and responds: "You're a nice human."

** Immediately following the first instance where Lute defends both Shamsiel AND Emeralia from the insults of Cardinal Canossa, they both embrace him and cheerfully tell Lute that they were so happy. Shamsiel remarks that she hadn't felt this happy since the day he married her and made her a queen. Emeralia said that she WAS happy the day he named her his prime minister, but that today (when he defended her) was what she considered to be the happiest day of her entire life. Then they decide to [[Coitus Ensues|further express their gratitude]].

* One of THE most impactful scenes in this entire story involves Shamsiel. There was a series of incidents occuring that made people start to question trusting Shamsiel: {{spoiler|The Ghoul incident in Boan, the appearance of a fake succubus in Bustenhalter and then Vunderbalt, and then a very vicious attack by an impostor that looked exactly like the real Shamsiel killing several soldiers in Bustenhalter. Each time this happens, pressure gets put on Shamsiel, but thankfully they manage to easily prove her innocence each time... Except for the last time: When Lute, Shamsiel, and the others return from Vunderbalt to Bustenhalter the day after the impostor Shamsiel's attack, the soldiers try to kill Shamsiel on-sight. Despite the generals and others vouching for her, the soldiers refuse to listen. Emeralia then steps forward and tells them that if they wanted to kill her highness Shamsiel, they'd have to kill HER first (this even shocks Shamsiel). She reminds them that it was Shamsiel who saved Lute and thus the Kingdom back when Lute was going to be executed by Bernstein. The soldiers still don't back down and charge toward Shamsiel, but stop at the last second. Why? Lute threw himself between them and her, and they almost kill him on the spot by mistake had they not stopped at the very last second (the spears actually poke into his clothes). Lute manages to finally calm the soldiers down and convince them to leave the matter to him. They stand down and leave Shamsiel alone. Later on, everyone is discussing what just happened. Lute says that if Schlamm and Zant said the attacker looked just like Shamsiel then it had to have looked like her. Shamsiel approaches Lute in tears claiming her innocence. Lute tells her that he believed her, and holds her in his arms. She starts trembling. This is one of the very few times Shamsiel has ever shown this level of fear, but it wasn't necessarily HER safety that she was worried about. The last time was when she was blaming herself for Lute's false imprisonment and near-execution in the previous game. She then starts to tell Lute that [[I Just Want My Beloved to Be Happy|perhaps they should divorce, she didn't want to cause him any more trouble, and that she would be content to go back to living in Boan if he came and visited her now and then]]. Lute pulls her closer and tells her that no matter what anyone says, she would ALWAYS be his queen. Lute even makes a joke that without her around, there'd be nobody to threaten to "squeeze him dry". She chokes up as she calls him a dummy and cheers up as he holds her. Meanwhile, the others in the room are watching this transpire, and it leads to Schlamm uttering a VERY heartwarming line: "A demon who can cry (like this) is no demon at all"}}. In other words, this scene is when everyone finally sees how "humane" Shamsiel really is, even if she isn't at all human.