Neimi

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Tearful Archer
Neimi
Species Human
Class Archer
Promotion Sniper, Ranger
Hair color Pink
Base Lark, Renais
Debut Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

Neimi is a playable unit in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones and the only recruitable archer.

Background

When Neimi was still young, her mother passed away from an illness. Her mother had been a high-ranking member of the clergy and left Neimi a special mirror, a rare artifact that signified her rank. It is unknown what became of her father, but she ended up being raised by her grandfather, Zethla, a famous archer with incredible skill who was known as Single Arrow Zethla due to the fact he could hit anything. Neimi never knew her grandfather was famous or that Renais had many times tried to recruit him.

She was taught to use the bow as well and made friends with a local boy, Colm, who would often steal the fruit from her grandfather's trees. Ever the sentimental type and very insecure, she was prone to break down in tears, especially because of Colm's teasing nature. Growing up in Lark, she raised a pet fox for awhile and always had Colm around to protect her from bullies and save her from dangers, such as the time she fell into a river. Her grandfather eventually passed away, but she had Colm to help her get through it.

This life however was eventually shattered when Grado declared war on Renais and decimated its army. With no military protection, the village of Lark was razed by a group of bandits and only Neimi and Colm managed to survive the destruction. But one Colm learned that Neimi had left her mirror, he went off on his own to steal it back from the bandits, leaving Neimi alone to fend for herself. She was fortunate enough to come across Princess Eirika and her entourage and accompanied them to the bandit's lair, lending them the use of her skills. After the bandits were defeated and she was reunited with Colm, the two decided to join their army. The two journeyed with Eirika and Ephraim until Grado's defeat.

Possible Fates

Neimi has two different endings, depending on whether she reaches A-Support with Colm.

  • Default Ending - Neimi returned to Lark and spent a few years there in peace and quiet. Eventually she moved to the capital of Renais and became an archery instructor for the military, though she never got over her tearful nature.
  • Colm and Neimi Ending - The two friends became lovers and were eventually wed. Because Colm worried for Neimi's safety and well-being, he gave up his adventurous way and settled down. The two would have a son and daughter who would inherit their mother's skill in archery.

Support Conversation Summaries

Neimi is capable of Support conversations with five other characters.

  • Colm- Neimi greets Colm on the battlefield, but he admonishes her for exchanging pleasantries on the battlefield. He then reflects how odd it is to see her on the battlefield given how she used to follow him everywhere tripping and crying... and how she's now doing the same thing on the battlefield, which drives her to start crying. Later when they meet, Colm compliments Neimi on her skill with a bow and they reflect on how Colm used to steal from her grandfather's fruit trees. Neimi notes that Colm hasn't changed much since then and still tends to over exaggerate. In their final conversation, Neimi reminisces over how Colm has always been there for her and she admits that she likes him a lot. He tells her that if anyone ever bothers her, he'll take care of them for her. Though she starts crying again, this time she says it's for other reasons. Colm tells her from then on, that he's the only one allowed to make her cry.
  • Gilliam -
  • Garcia -
  • Amelia -
  • Artur -