It was hard to believe that before the loops even began (just four days ago, even), Ena had been so ready to die. She had accepted her fate. She was ready to go in that first battle with Bahamut, and she would have been satisfied in whatever afterlife she might have ended up in.

But they came back. Again, and again, and again.

And so when they rose again after that first attack, she found herself more ready than ever.

What didn't kill her just made her stronger.

When Ramaa appeared, Ena remembered how she felt when they first went to her palace and dined with her so many moons ago: impressed, admiration, understanding.

But that was gone now.

Instead, along with the strain and stress of reliving the same three days for cumulative months, she was disappointed. Ramaa would be a lesson for her - she must never follow in her footsteps, or allow anyone else to control her with absurd power.

And so, her newfound strength stamping out her instinct to flee, she decides to do what she can to free at least one of their companions from a similar fate. With her Draconic Sorcerer equipped, Ena casts Dispel Magic on Corrin. Considering how great of a foe they were up against, the chances of it working was slim, but if it worked, it would be a huge boon for them.


> Dispel Magic (Corrin | Single Target)
Remove source and effect of magic. Efficiency depends on level of spell being targeted and skill level of original caster.