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Immediately after [[Ted]] died following his unexpected confrontation and reunion with [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]], Milia was the one who stepped forward to take the Moonlight Herb, demonstrating her collected nature that served her well.

Once the dragons had been cured, Milia joined the Toran Liberation Army. The freezing breath of her dragon, Thrash, would be used prior to the [[Battle at Floating Fortress Shasarazade]] to create a fleet of ice ships for the attack.

Once the dragons had been cured, Milia joined the Toran Liberation Army. She would spend some time with [[Futch]], attempting to keep his spirits up and keep himself from blaming himself for [[Black]]'s death. The freezing breath of her dragon, Thrash, would be used prior to the [[Battle at Floating Fortress Shasarazade]] to create a fleet of ice ships for the attack.

[[File:Milia is grumpy about Thrash.png|220px|thumb|right|Hey, do you want us to use him for parts like Black?]]

Combined with Joshua and [[Futch]], their [[The Dragon Knights|Dragon Knight regiment]] reigned down destruction on [[Imperial Army|Imperial]] forces. Following the Gate Rune War, she would return to the [[Dragon's Den]], continuing her duties.

Combined with Joshua and Futch, their [[The Dragon Knights|Dragon Knight regiment]] reigned down destruction on [[Imperial Army|Imperial]] forces. Following the Gate Rune War, she would return to the [[Dragon's Den]], continuing her duties.

Around the time of the [[Dunan Unification War]], Milia would have a daughter, [[Sharon]]. At some point before the [[War of the Champions]], she would also ascend to the position of Commander of the order sometime after the Gate Rune War, succeeding Joshua and becoming the bearer of the [[Dragon Rune]], one of the [[27 True Runes]].

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==References==

# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 273

# [[Genso Suikoden 108 Stars Character Guide]] (ISBN 4-7753-0050-4), page 120

# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], pages 102, 119

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 Immediately after [[Ted]] died following his unexpected confrontation and reunion with [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]], Milia was the one who stepped forward to take the Moonlight Herb, demonstrating her collected nature that served her well.
-Once the dragons had been cured, Milia joined the Toran Liberation Army. The freezing breath of her dragon, Thrash, would be used prior to the [[Battle at Floating Fortress Shasarazade]] to create a fleet of ice ships for the attack.
+Once the dragons had been cured, Milia joined the Toran Liberation Army. She would spend some time with [[Futch]], attempting to keep his spirits up and keep himself from blaming himself for [[Black]]'s death. The freezing breath of her dragon, Thrash, would be used prior to the [[Battle at Floating Fortress Shasarazade]] to create a fleet of ice ships for the attack.
 [[File:Milia is grumpy about Thrash.png|220px|thumb|right|Hey, do you want us to use him for parts like Black?]]
-Combined with Joshua and [[Futch]], their [[The Dragon Knights|Dragon Knight regiment]] reigned down destruction on [[Imperial Army|Imperial]] forces. Following the Gate Rune War, she would return to the [[Dragon's Den]], continuing her duties.
+Combined with Joshua and Futch, their [[The Dragon Knights|Dragon Knight regiment]] reigned down destruction on [[Imperial Army|Imperial]] forces. Following the Gate Rune War, she would return to the [[Dragon's Den]], continuing her duties.
 Around the time of the [[Dunan Unification War]], Milia would have a daughter, [[Sharon]]. At some point before the [[War of the Champions]], she would also ascend to the position of Commander of the order sometime after the Gate Rune War, succeeding Joshua and becoming the bearer of the [[Dragon Rune]], one of the [[27 True Runes]].
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 ==References==
 # [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 273
+# [[Genso Suikoden 108 Stars Character Guide]] (ISBN 4-7753-0050-4), page 120
 # [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], pages 102, 119