Lodoss-tou Senki: Deedlit Monogatari

Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit's Tale
ロードス島戦記ディードリット物語

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The villagers of Kanon are in peril. The Marmo army is bearing down on them and their only escape is through the Forest of No Return. But the forest has an Elvin curse that will banish trespassing humans into a timeless limbo. Can Deedlit lift the curse, or will Parn and the entire village be lost...forever?

Publication notes

Lodoss-tou Senki: Deedlit Monogatari was published in English as Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit's Tale by Central Park Media from October 15, 2002 to January 15, 2003.

Published

1998

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Prequel

Lodoss-tou Senki: Honoo no Majin

Sequel

Lodoss-tou Senki: Eiyuu Kishi Den

Main characters

Deedlit443 fan favorites
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Deedlit is a High Elf from the realm of the faeries. She has a great appreciation for nature, and her magic exhibits elemental forces, such as wind and water. She also wields a thin elven sword. She can be incredibly fast and can match the attacks of dark elves like Pirotess. Despite her occasional haughtiness (especially to Ghim), Deedlit is quite knowledgeable, always cautioning her comrades of potential dangers. She also has a fascination with and affection for Parn, and it greatly frustrates her when he doesn't seem to return her attention. Throughout the ambiguous development of their relationship she remains loyal to him and stays by his side regardless of his oblivious behavior. As a High Elf, Deedlit possesses eternal life, making her a target for the dark wizard Wagnard, who requires a High Elf sacrifice to complete the ritual to revive the goddess of darkness, Kardis.
Parn57 fan favorites
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Parn grew up in a more or less peaceful village, with the only real concern being a nearby goblin tribe. As a child, he was ostracised by the others, because his father had a black mark against his name (although the details are never discussed), and was killed in a war with the country of Flaim before his name could be restored. Growing up, Parn idolized his father, remembering him as a great man, despite what the others had to say about him and knowing him only as a man of honor. Never knowing the circumstances of his father's fall from grace, he knew his father only as a kind and gentle man with a warrior's spirit. Parn had a best friend by the name of Etoh, who left the village to become a priest of Falis, the Supreme God, a couple of years before the story begins. He was also a good friend with the mayor's daughter, and may have even been childhood sweethearts with her, although this is only implied. (Source: Wesker_CDA)