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Milia served as the Vice-Commander of the [[Knights of the Dragon's Den|Dragon Knights]] under [[Joshua Levenheit]] before and during the [[Gate Rune War]]. Her ability to never lose her cool, no matter how difficult the mission, made her very well trusted by Joshua. She has bonded with her red [[dragon]], [[Thrash]] and she | [[File:Milia catches us in the act.png|220px|thumb|left|Yes, we're the infamous dragon thieves!]] | ||
Milia served as the Vice-Commander of the [[Knights of the Dragon's Den|Dragon Knights]] under [[Joshua Levenheit]] before and during the [[Gate Rune War]]. Her ability to never lose her cool, no matter how difficult the mission, made her very well trusted by Joshua. She has bonded with her red [[dragon]], [[Thrash]] and she rode him into battle. Her valiant and majestic bearing made her a much feared opponent on any battlefield. | |||
During the Gate Rune War, Milia accompanied the [[Toran Liberation Army]] to [[Seek Valley]] in order to find the [[Moonlight weed]] needed to cure the sleeping disease that had affected the order's dragons. Immediately after [[Ted]] died following his unexpected confrontation and reunion with [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]], Milia stepped forward to take the Moonlight weed, demonstrating her collected nature that served her well. | During the Gate Rune War, Milia accompanied the [[Toran Liberation Army]] to [[Seek Valley]] in order to find the [[Moonlight weed]] needed to cure the sleeping disease that had affected the order's dragons. Immediately after [[Ted]] died following his unexpected confrontation and reunion with [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]], Milia stepped forward to take the Moonlight weed, 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. Combined with Joshua and [[Futch]], their 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. | [[File:Milia is grumpy about Thrash.png|220px|thumb|right|Hey, do you want us to use him for parts like Black?]] | ||
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. | |||
Combined with Joshua and [[Futch]], their 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]]. She would also ascend to the position of Commander of the order some time after the Gate Rune War, succeeding Joshua and becoming the bearer of the [[Dragon Rune]], one of the [[27 True Runes]]. | Around the time of the [[Dunan Unification War]], Milia would have a daughter, [[Sharon]]. She would also ascend to the position of Commander of the order some time 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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| Gender | Female |
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| Race | Human |
| Age | 21 (S1) |
| From | Dragon Knight's Domain |
| Family | Sharon (daughter) |
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Milia (ミリア, Miria) is a supporting character in Suikoden. Milia is the partner of Thrash and the Captain of the Knights of the Dragon's Den.
Biography
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Milia served as the Vice-Commander of the Dragon Knights under Joshua Levenheit before and during the Gate Rune War. Her ability to never lose her cool, no matter how difficult the mission, made her very well trusted by Joshua. She has bonded with her red dragon, Thrash and she rode him into battle. Her valiant and majestic bearing made her a much feared opponent on any battlefield.
During the Gate Rune War, Milia accompanied the Toran Liberation Army to Seek Valley in order to find the Moonlight weed needed to cure the sleeping disease that had affected the order's dragons. Immediately after Ted died following his unexpected confrontation and reunion with McDohl, Milia stepped forward to take the Moonlight weed, 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.
Combined with Joshua and Futch, their Dragon Knight regiment reigned down destruction on 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. She would also ascend to the position of Commander of the order some time after the Gate Rune War, succeeding Joshua and becoming the bearer of the Dragon Rune, one of the 27 True Runes.
Game info
Trivia
- Milia's weapon upgrades as Valkyrie, Valhalla, and Brunhildt, which are all characters or terms from Norse mythology. The Valkyries were the choosers of the slain who escorted those who died in battle to Valhalla. Valhalla was the majestic hall where those slain in battle were allowed to spend the afterlife. Brunhildt is a mangling of Brunhild, who was a valkyrie doomed to live a mortal life and married Gunnar/Gunther after being rescued by Sigurðr/Sigfreid.
References
- Gensosuikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), pages 273
- Gensosuikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 102