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Revision as of 10:03, 31 March 2012
Presentation of Frelia in the prologue
Frelia is a nation in the game Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. The kingdom of Frelia is ruled by Hayden, the venerable Sage King and the father of the Pegasus knight Tana and the sniper Innes.
Frelia is also home to pegasi which are trained for military purposes. They train all soldiers to exert every muscle in their body for better muscular resistance.
In The Sacred Stones, this nation appears as an ally with Renais. It helped the royal heirs of Renais to safety and sent troops against the nation of Grado. It's Sacred Stone was housed by the Tower of Valni but it was the second nation to lose it, the first being Grado. Its Sacred Relics are the serpent bow Nidhogg and the winged lance Vidofnir. Frelia was the first country to declare war on Grado, and under the command of the imperial prince Innes, met the Grado army head-on. Innes used a lot of spies so that he was aware of Grado's every move. This method proved succesful, but Innes soon returned to the capital to see Eirika and Ephraim.
Characters from Frelia
Etymology
The name 'Frelia' could come from the German word 'fröhlich,' meaning 'happy,' plus the '-ia' suffix often used in fantasy literature to name countries. Also, there is a country in the Alsace region of France, bordering Germany, called Fréland.
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