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| 108 Stars Chikai Star | |
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| Gender | Female |
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| Race | Human |
| Age | 22 |
| From | Antei, Toran Republic |
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Esmeralda (エスメラルダ, Esumeraruda) is a character in the original Suikoden game. She is a naive and idle woman of aristocratic distinction.
Biography
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Esmeralda is a slightly ambigious and enigimatic but mostly elegant and naive woman fond of dressing fashionably and luxuirously. Like Vincent de Boule, she appears to be an aristocrat of the Scarlet Moon Empire. During the Gate Rune War, she was invited to join the Toran Liberation Army. Esmeralda misunderstood and believed she was being kidnapped. Believing her beauty to be a curse which drew the interests of the Liberation Army, she demanded the Opal as a token of good faith. The Liberation Army at the time was only comprised of a few and so recruited the unreasonable companion.
She had only a handful of friends such as Vincent and Milich Oppenheimer (and later Simone Verdricci) and they commonly took tea together. After the Gate Rune War, it appears Esmeralda lived an elegant life in a house with a garden full of roses. Given that she was a former Scarlet Moon Empire noble but lost her nobility following the war, she must have inherited her fortune.
References
- Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 38