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Theory: Charcadet Line's control over its own flames.

MajorBrendan
MajorBrendan Member Posts: 1,689 ✭✭✭✭
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Especially when it comes to Ceruledge, Even if the Charcadet line isn't fighting, I was wondering can it control its flames, the temperature so it be safe to touch charcadet. If that be the case, then Ceruledge can completely sheath its flame swords in favor of showing its hand parts underneath the sword-like armor.

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  • UnovanZorua
    UnovanZorua Member Posts: 2,165 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    edited November 8 #2

    This made me want to search to see if there's any official art of it without the fire swords, but the closest I found was this photo of it from Unite.

    I think this is a pretty good theory though. Maybe it can change the temperature to not accidentally hurt its trainer if it's near them and/or relaxing or has to sheath its fire swords whenever it needs to hold an object (for example, when it wants to eat food).

  • UnovanZorua
    UnovanZorua Member Posts: 2,165 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    I think this is a pretty good theory though. Maybe it can change the temperature to not accidentally hurt its trainer if it's near them or has to sheath its fire swords whenever it needs to hold an object (for example, when it wants to eat food).

  • MajorBrendan
    MajorBrendan Member Posts: 1,689 ✭✭✭✭
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    What about hands hidden within the gauntlets so it can grasp objects as well (for example, a plate when setting up the table.) After all not just Armorouge but Ceruledge also has the capacity to be fiercely loyal to said trainer and companions like knights towards nobles.