Jadina (Resurrected)

### History

Two years after the defeat of the legendary against Anathos, the group is reforming, and is once again noticed for its exploits. A few years later, the god Anathos is reincarnated in the body of Danaël, just after the latter confessed his feelings to Princess Jadina. Shortly after, in the kingdom of Orchidia, she falls to her death and her soul is transferred into a human-vegetable body created by the tree of Gamera. Armed with her new powers (thus replacing the loss of her Eagle Staff), the new leader of the Legendaries and her companions, joined by Ténébris, once again face Anathos.

After the death of her love Danaël, Jadina changes completely: she becomes cold, strict and sarcastic, showing almost no weakness or fear. Danaël's death seems to have made her permanently lose the shell of the spoiled little girl she had before, and reveals her leadership abilities even more. Thanks to her new powers, she seems to be extremely confident, which makes her a little reckless at times. She retains a very strong sense of justice, but becomes rather solitary and silent, quite removed from the group.

Following the cycle of Anathos, Jadina seems to have broken the shell of torment and guilt (vis-à-vis Danaël's death) that she had created for herself. She seems to have regained her joie de vivre and is becoming more sociable again. She cares more about her friends and has a better relationship with Shimy, who becomes her best friend. She nevertheless remains marked by events and displays a more mature attitude.

Following her "resurrection", Jadina possesses terrifying new powers, much more powerful than those of the staff-eagle. It is mostly made up of Jade magic. Being a plant/human hybrid, the origin of her magic comes from nature, precisely from the tree of Gamera (information proving to be very useful in the future). Emeraudia flows through his veins (instead of blood) allowing him to regenerate and thus be almost invulnerable. She keeps the ability to launch Jade discharges, but much more powerful and faster. She can also transform into a goddess wreathed in lightning, armed with a sword and shield (similar to Jadilyna), becoming stronger, faster, and more powerful. As an ultimate attack, she can unleash all her magic (and therefore her life) on a specific target, creating a gigantic explosion (she was able to strongly weaken the god Anathos).

### Despite all this power, "Jadina" has two weak points:

* The first being the antimag: being dependent on magic to live, being subjected to this product weakens it greatly and makes it harmless to anyone.

* The second being the gem on her forehead: this stone contains all her power, if it is destroyed or torn or ripped from her body, Jadina dies in the form of a withered root.

Wishing at all costs to find a way to fight against the god Anathos and replace his eagle staff, Jadina decides to descend deep into the mines of Orchidia, in search of Emeraudia: the mythical source of jade G, of a 100% purity, in which the tree of Gamera takes its source. However, during the descent, she had a fatal fall: while she was abseiling, the rope broke. She ends up impaled on a rocky peak.

There, the Tree of Gamera himself finds his body. She decides to use her DNA to create a human-looking plant clone, which would be her emissary on the surface, in order to report to the Orchidians the mistreatment that the pumping of jade G is causing to the tree. After the clone matured, Gamera transferred Princess Jadina's soul into it. So, even if this clone does not have the body, it remains Princess Jadina in person.

### The revival of Jadina

However, rising to the surface, Jadina voluntarily shuts off the part of herself that is aware of her vegetable nature and her mission as an envoy of Gamera, to remain only Jadina, and go to battle against Anathos, strong of a new magic power, at the limit of the divine. The gem that Jadina now has on her forehead still allows Gamera to follow her actions.

### Book 11

Jadina arranged to meet Gryf, Shimy, and Razzia (and indirectly Amy, the arm-demon that Razzia gained in the meantime) in the hovel where she once lived, when her parents banished her for being a Legendary. She arrives by surprise, from the air, once the Legendaries have arrived. In less time than it takes to tell, she masters them and criticizes them in the face of their lack of resistance. How could they stand against Anathos or his Infernals? Shimy immediately intervenes, retorting that she is not human: her soul has nothing to do with that of a normal person, but has all the appearance of a demonic aura. Gryf defends her by saying that by the smell, he recognizes "their" Jadina, who takes the opportunity to make fun of the Elf. Razzia tells him that Ténébra was captured less than a week ago by the Infernals.

The Legendaries travel on the back of moochakas to the level of the canyon where the plan conceived by the greatest forces of Alysia must unfold to end Anathos: here, the combined armies of Larbos, Sabledoray, Elves and Piranhis should reunite to end the tyranny of the evil god. There, Jadina explains the plan to them: the Castlewar of Anathos should soon arrive at the level of the canyon, if Ténébris has revealed the correct information to them. A few hours later, once the mobile fortress was in sight, Shimy created a bridge using his powers, in the direction of the tower of Anathos. But once they are close enough of the castlewar Jadina Notices that Anathos was in fact waiting for them, then the castlewar,knocks Gryf, Shimy and Razzia/Amy off the catwalk, while Jadina is the last one on it.

She is doing well, and quickly arrives at the foot of the tower. There, she is welcomed by the Infernal Dark-Jadina, who, to the Legendary's greatest surprise, offers her a ride on a flying wing (the transformation of the Stick-Eagle), to go see Anathos. Jadina even compliments her Nemesis on her mastery of the Staff-Eagle. As soon as they arrive, Jadina rushes Anathos, but he stops her with just one of his fingers, and breaks all of the bones in her left arm. He shows him right after the images of the Legendaries, biting the dust facing the Infernals. There, he suggests that their attack was nothing more than a diversion. Faced with Jadina's reaction, Anathos understands that he is right. He instructs Dark-Jadina to torture Jadina, and she shows him, as a foretaste, the state in which Ténébra is, clinging to a pillar further on: the Legendary is injured, her clothes torn. Dark-Jadina throws a jade bolt to finish him off, which Jadina catches... With her hand !

Anathos and Dark-Jadina are suprised by the Legendary's feat, especially when you consider her broken arm. When this fact is pointed out to her, she raises her left arm, and with several cracks, the bones instantly heal. Anathos notices that Jadina's hand that was used to parry the jade bolt is injured, and green blood is flowing from it. Anathos then asks if he is really dealing with the real Jadina, to which she replies that they will have to ask Danaël the question, once in the other world. There, she unleashes her magical power, equipping herself with solidified jade weapons that appeared out of nowhere, surrounded by jade lightning.

### Book 12

Right after her transformation, Jadina seriously slashes the stomach and chestof Dark-Jadina when it rushes at her. During this attack, she destroys the Stick-Eagle in passing, probably meaning the final death of Jadilyna. The Infernal returns to its lord, apologizing for failing to neutralize the Princess of Orchidia. This one pretends to forgive her, before exploding her face and body in a powerful wave of fire, which goes at the same time towards Jadina. She protects herself with her shield, but it hits her anyway: she is partially burned and stunned, and her clothes are torn. As Anathos prepared to finish him, Dark-Shimy arrives, and announces that he killed Shimy.

The Infernal moves towards Jadina and prepares to kill her. She begins an elemental fusion and throws rock fragments in the direction of... Anathos. This one retaliates immediately, he has no business with Dark-Shimy. So, we understand that it was Shimy in person, who, after being annoyed for the umpteenth time with Jadina who believed her dead, explains having triumphed in her fight against the Infernal. Moments later, Razzia/Amy and Gryf arrive, having also won their battles. A powerful explosion sounds: the Castlewar has arrived in the valley, and the Alysian forces have blown up all the exits, preventing the fortress from escaping. Jadina regenerates and reforms her clothes. The next moment, Elven portals open, spilling some of the Elven seas into the canyon, flooding the area, as the Elven fleet arrives to join the fight, aided by Dorayllian flying craft and the flying squadron of Piranhis. Jadina taunts Anathos, as the water stops the Castlewar's super laser from working.

Jadina proclaims the end of Anathos' reign, then the Legendaries rush on him. They manage to land him a few blows, but it is Jadina who will be decisive: she goes behind the evil god, and catches him, before unleashing himself, propelling jade lightning in all directions, and partially paralyzing the god. As Jadina blows herself up to kill the god, Amy shields the other Legendaries from the blast. When they emerge from their living shield, the Legendaries see Jadina's lifeless body. Shimy rushes over to hug her and screams in despair. After this action, the Vulturs of Anathos (flying soldiers of the latter, who had entered into combat against the forces of Alysia) fall. Shimy gives a speech in honor of Jadina, claiming that the latter has given the world what it had given up hoping for, a rebirth. At the same time, Anathos emerges from the rubble of his castle, and prepares an energy sphere intended to destroy Alysia in one fell swoop. Helpless, the Legendaries watch him act. At the same time, Jadina gets up. While all seems lost, a woman - adult! - suddenly appears behind the god, taking him by the hand. In doing so, she neutralizes his powers, dislocating the energy sphere and diminishing his grip on Danaël, thus causing him to revert to the latter's appearance.

Jadina prepares to fight against this woman, but this one makes it clear that she is not their enemy. At this point, the Legendaries notice that Anathos has taken on Danaël's appearance (Thought we never got to know if it was really Danael). Jadina rushes towards him, but the woman stops her. It's not Danaël, if Anathos took on the latter's appearance, it's because his powers were put to sleep. Anathos pretends to be Danaël, and tells Jadina that this woman is manipulating her. Armed with Danaël's golden sword, she is forced to kill him, because it is the only way to defeat Anathos. As Anathos tries to convince Jadina not to kill him, that he is Danael, that they will find another way to fight the god, Jadina tearfully tells him that the real Danael would have asked her to kill him. . Thus, she thrusts the golden sword into the heart of the god, killing him.

The woman releases the god, who falls to the ground, before teleporting away. Jadina breaks down, in tears, and Shimy tries to console her. The Castlewar collapses, and Shimy uses his elemental powers to bring the Legendaries back to terra firma, along with Danaël's body.

Days later, a ceremony is given on the island of Erghyr in honor of Danaël, Darkhell and Elysio, now symbols of peace on Alysia. It is Jadina who gives the farewell speech. She turns to her Legendary friends, and announces, with tears in her eyes, that she intends to continue Danaël's dream: to find a cure for the Jovénia effect.