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Syuveil was the original Dragoon of the Jade Dragon during the Dragon Campaign. He was an intelligent and scholarly man studying life and death, which Rose found ironic upon seeing him again in Vellweb, since his soul became trapped between both. His tower in Vellweb was arranged as a study containing, among other things, a globe, the statue of an insect, and the head of an eastern-styled dragon.

Syuveil correctly deduced that the Winglies were manipulating souls and that life began at the Crystal Palace and ended up in Mayfil. Through their subjugation of the Death City, he and his comrades saw the endless darkness to which the Winglies were sending souls, which made Syuveil fear death. Because of this, his soul could not pass on.

His soul, bound by Shirley in Vellweb to escape the Hell of Mayfil, questions Rose why she brought so many guests. His demeanor in conversation with Rose shows he was much like Lavitz: Calm, serious and level-headed. In recalling his death and the darkness awaiting him in Mayfil, Syuveil becomes agitated and asks what will happen to him. Rose draws her sword and proclaims she will tell him. After a battle she is able to coax him to pass on by telling him life is like a wheel and that he can find the light. Syuveil, in deep contemplation about Rose's words, finally is able to move on.

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Dragoon Addition[]

Syuveil wields a two-pronged spear and his Dragoon Addition is identical to Lavitz's. He first charges forward and impales the enemy on his spear. This is followed by several swooping slashes until he pulls back and charges one last time, ending in an explosion of wind energy. His fighting style and armor resemble Lavitz, especially his spear.

Dragoon Magic[]

Syuveil uses every Dragoon Magic Lavitz and Albert use with the exception of Rose Storm. The Dragoon spells he uses are Wing Blaster, Gaspless, and Jade Dragon.

Trivia[]

  • Syuveil does not appear in Rose's flashback along with Damia (The Water Dragoon) meaning they possibly could have been killed before the final battle in Kadessa.
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