Marguerite Farom

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**Marguerite Farom** (マルグリット・ファロム, *Maruguritto Faromu*) is the third Princess of Farom Kingdom and the late hero's former fiancé. She joined Touka Scott as one of his allies in the new hero's quest to save the world after she had fallen in love with him. Known for her immense appetite and propensity to rapidly gain and lose weight, she is later revealed to be a specialist in defensive magic.

## Appearance

The princess is a beautiful girl with large green eyes, a fair complexion, and long dark hair that reaches her mid-back with her bangs parted in the center of her forehead. She has a shapely figure, though her curves are noticeably less pronounced than Yuna’s, with Touka complimenting her thighs. Marguerite usually wears an elaborate long-sleeved white dress with elbow-length gloves and a top that emphasizes her cleavage, below which is a jeweled brooch. Her midsection is wrapped in a blue and white corset fastened in the front with black cords, and she has a shoulder cape accessorized with a silver choker clad with a green gemstone. She also wears white stockings and high heels.

After leaving to join Touka’s Party, Marguerite’s outfit remains mostly the same, but her long dress is replaced by a short skirt for easy movement, and a pair of knee-high heeled boots.

When first introduced, she was suffering from Mana Effusion Syndrome, forcing her to eat gigantic amounts of food to sustain herself, resulting in her becoming incredibly fat for an hour after gorging. Even after her condition is cured, Marguerite occasionally stress eats with similar results, forcing her to lose the weight through exercise and battle.

Once Larcvalt is slain, she ceases to be a princess and begins working at an orphanage with Isaac. Four years later, her casual attire consists of a dark tunic and ascot, over which she wears a simplistic white dress. After joining Touka for another adventure, she reveals a new adventurer’s outfit similar to her first, but with a dark skirt and her cleavage fully covered.

## Personality

Marguerite is a kind-hearted girl with a gentle personality that becomes stronger as the story goes on. Perhaps due to her sheltered upbringing as Farom Kingdom’s third princess, she is well-mannered and acts politely towards almost everybody. Unlike Kyle Osment, Princess Marguerite does not see herself as being above anybody else, showing modesty despite her privileged status and exceptional talents.

Having been raised by Isaac to become strong, Marguerite was extensively trained in several styles of combat; including archery, magic, swordsmanship, and martial arts. She was taught to always conceal her vulnerabilities, leaving her initially unable to cry until Touka Scott helped her overcome it. This practice of retaining all of her inner turmoil caused the princess to develop Mana Effusion Syndrome, a disorder that made it impossible for her body to store mana, but the situation was remedied when an enemy endangered Touka’s life, causing her to break out into tears for the first time in a decade.

The princess has a strong desire to help others, and will quickly offer to help anybody in need. This applies particularly strongly to Touka, whom she fell deeply in love with after he saved her life. These feelings motivate Marguerite to put forth her full efforts in striving for new heights, best shown during her rigorous training on Sageland where she pushed herself to master advanced magic. While she managed to succeed, her subsequent defeat and use as a hostage left the princess feeling useless to her friends, causing her to eat in an attempt to drown out her depression and dramatically gain weight. That being said, she retains a fondness for food that can be detrimental even during less stressful times.

Marguerite initially appears bashful towards the concept of romance, but upon falling in love with Touka, she becomes more upfront about her affections while retaining a bit of that initial shyness. Shortly after meeting the new hero, she slapped her longtime attendant for suggesting he could cause trouble. Her affections are somewhat heavy, as she was willing to sneak away from the capital and stow away in his carriage to join Touka on his quest, and later reacts with a dead expression upon hearing he has more female admirers outside of their adventurer’s party, her voice tumbling to a lower pitch and eyes growing dark in response.

In spite of this, the princess seems to have a good grasp of human relationships and helps Yuna realize she was also falling in love with Touka, despite her rival’s adamant denial. Marguerite even aids Yuna during the night of her confession by ensuring the latter gets some time alone with Touka, proving she has a strong desire to help her friends even if the situation could be detrimental to herself. Likewise, she appears conflicted after doing so, showing that Marguerite does retain a spark of selfishness in matters of the heart.

While she spent her childhood in the lap of luxury, the princess showed absolutely no signs of difficulty adjusting to the outside world, mostly likely as a result of Isaac’s brutal training. After losing her status as a princess, Marguerite enjoys a simpler lifestyle caring for orphans in the capital.

## History

Marguerite was born as the third princess of the Farom Kingdom. When she was a child, her father stumbled onto the secret history of their family, learning that their ancestor Larcvalt the First was an evil Necromancer who had ruled the kingdom for over a thousand years by devouring human souls and stealing the bodies of his male descendants. Realizing he himself would soon die to become another vessel, the king spoke with Isaac Gardner and entrusted him with Marguerite’s safety, to which he agreed.

Six months later, Marguerite was playing in the garden when Isaac was approached by the original Larcvalt, who had just recently taken over the body of Marguerite’s father. The evil monarch foresees the coming of a new hero in ten years time and orders Isaac to train Marguerite into a strong young woman worthy of bearing the hero’s children, intending to make her child his next vessel. Isaac hopes that she will be able to live freely per the will of the late queen, but his master informs him that the princess is destined to become a new body for Claudia Avelheid, much to his horror.

Isaac instructed the princess in various subjects, especially martial arts and magic, molding her into a stalwart girl who never cried. His intention was to ensure that Marguerite would be able to fight for her life when she inevitably learned the truth about her family. The pressure of holding in her vulnerabilities resulted in the princess developing Mana Effusion Syndrome, a medical condition which prevents the storage of mana in the body.

Three years prior to the main story, the Legendary Hero Sion Breydan discovered the truth about Farom Kingdom's rulers and confronted the king. After Sion learned he was helpless to stand against the ancient Necromancer, Larcvalt offered the hero Princess Marguerite's hand in marriage, hoping they would produce strong heirs to be used as future vessels. Sion did not answer, but was found in a depressed state by the princess shortly thereafter. She did not learn the source of his despair or the truth about her father for many years.

## Synopsis

### Meeting the Princess

Hearing that the Legendary Hero has come to visit her, Princess Marguerite quickly answers the door to greet her betrothed, reacting with fear upon seeing the paint running on his makeshift mask. He reveals his face to her while making up an excuse that he was cursed by a devil to explain his skeletal appearance, a lie she immediately accepts. During their visit, she remains unaware that the real Sion Breydan is dead, and his body is currently occupied by a young farmer named Touka Scott.

Marguerite asks if the hero has returned to finally accept her hand in marriage, but while he is slightly tempted by the idea of wedding a beautiful princess, Touka decides to turn her down. This upsets her greatly, prompting him to reverse his decision to avoid angering her father, but he adds the stipulation that they have to wait until he saves the world to get married. She then requests he accompany her to the upcoming masquerade ball, to which he agrees. In the meantime, the princess decides to give him a new mask and leaves the room to prepare it.

A large cart filled with desserts arrives in Marguerite’s absence, but Touka assumes that she won’t eat much and takes a large portion for himself. Upon her return, the princess hands him a mask she convincingly painted to look like Sion’s face while expressing disappointment at the amount of food she received. She tells him to look away and devours the remainder of the food in a second, with Touka expressing shock at her alarming appetite. She is embarrassed to know he watched her eat, but he decides not to judge her. Moments later, a rapidly thinning Marguerite passes out due to her insatiable hunger.

Her attendant Isaac Gardner explains to the hero that Marguerite suffers from a disease that could threaten her life if she remains in a mana deprived state for too long, thus she has trained to become the world’s fastest speed eater. Marguerite quickly devours some Soma Drops to restore her mana along with several plates of food, causing her to grow immensely fat. She shamefully admits that her bloated form lasts for an hour after eating, but Touka is actually thrilled by the size and shape of her expanded thighs. He pushes up her dress to get a closer look, his admiration causing the princess to blush while Isaac berates him for his depraved behavior.

Marguerite leaves to see her doctor, an orphanage director named Leland Tallman. On her way out, she runs into Touka again before continuing on her way. The false hero later accompanies Marguerit to the masquerade, but Isaac follows them on their date, upsetting the couple. She claims that with the hero by her side, her attendant does not need to be there to protect her from trouble, slapping him when he suggests the hero might become the source of trouble. They leave together shortly thereafter with Isaac expressing suspicions that Touka is not Sion the Hero.

They continue their date, unaware that Siruela Carmen is tailing them at Isaac’s behest. Princess Marguerite recounts her past relationship with Sion, claiming that spending time with the Hero today has given birth to real feelings of love, whereas before she felt only admiration towards him before. As they watch the evening fireworks, Touka mentions he never saw such a spectacle before, causing her to become suspicious. After he is unable to recount the events of their previous meeting, the princess openly confronts the impostor hero by questioning his true identity. Isaac and Siruela enter the scene and call him out as a fake, the latter concluding that Necromancy is to blame and the Legendary Hero is dead.

Marguerite is overwhelmed by shock and runs off into town by herself. Having been raised to bear the hero’s children, the knowledge of Sion’s death leaves her questioning the purpose of her own existence. She runs into Leland Tallman who offers to help her, with Marguerite trusting him due to the kindness he showed her in the past. She follows him to a deserted slum where he summons several skeleton zombies, madly proclaiming he will free her from all that ails her, including her blood, flesh and skin. As she struggles to escape the doctor’s grip, Touka appears and tells him to release her. She questions why someone who deceived her would try to rescue her, earning an apology from the false hero, who claims even scum like himself couldn’t abandon her. During the ensuing struggle, one of Leland’s zombies decapitates Touka, causing his skull to fly away.

Shackled to a chair in Leland’s lair, the princess learns from her captor that he plans on liberating everybody by reducing them to bones. The doctor reveals to her the magic crystal that allows him to see inside the human body, explaining its ability to see bones brought him to the realization that everybody is fundamentally the same. He goes on to explain his views, claiming that by removing the outer layers that make people different will bring about a conflict free world and true equality. Marguerite is horrified to learn that Leland finds her skeleton to be the most beautiful and intends for her to be his wife. She protests while claiming not to love him, prompting the madman to threaten her with a knife. As she prepares to die, her mind returns to Touka, but she is uncertain as to why.

Touka jumps down from above, but his attempt to punch the doctor fails due to his skeletal state, prompting his companion Yuna to send Leland flying with a hit of her own. Marguerite addresses him as the hero, but Touka instead tells her his real name, making it clear he is not actually Sion. Several devils emerge from nearby as the doctor flees, but Siruela holds them back, allowing the others to give chase. Cornered by Touka’s Party, Leland swallows two vials of Soma Drops and summons more skeletons from the catacombs, using another spell to increase their resilience. Unable to fight them, the heroes flee the tunnels.

Clever as always, the false hero uses the dyes of the Rainbow Grapes to leave a trail of fake blood in a circular path through the forest to distract Leland, his strategy impressing his comrades. He goes on to explain his past experiences surviving in the wilds of the northern continent following his parents’ deaths, earning sympathy from the girls. Anri suggests stealing Soma Drops from Leland to increase Touka’s mana, but the princess points out he might’ve used them all on himself. Isaac then mentions that Marguerite’s disorder causes her body to emit mana through bodily fluids. As she hasn’t shed a tear in ten years and refuses to be licked for sweat, the princess prepares to urinate in his mouth, much to everyone’s dismay.

Unwilling to go through with it, Touka instead devises another strategy. He crafts a bow and arrow from the materials around them and launches a surprise attack on Leland, distracting him long enough for Marguerite to snipe the doctor’s mana crystal, rendering him defenseless. Their victory celebration is short-lived as a devil approaches dragging with him a defeated Siruela, with Anri identifying it as a high-ranking devil. The monster shoots a beam of energy at Princess Marguerite, but Touka pushes her out of the way and takes the blast through the skull, causing him to collapse motionlessly onto the ground. Yuna savagely attacks the devil to give the others time to save him, but Anri is unable to help Touka in his current state due to his low mana. Isaac joins Yuna in the struggle, telling the princess to flee while they keep the monster busy.

Marguerite takes Touka into the woods and attempts to revive him with her bodily fluids, but he tells her not to disgrace herself, instead admonishing himself for trying to help despite being a weak farmer. The princess claims that not everybody would be willing to give their life for somebody else, confessing that to her, he is still a hero. He makes a final request, asking her to wear some knee-socks for him before he dies, but loses consciousness before she can. Believing he is gone, Marguerite cries for the first time in a decade, finally releasing the vulnerable feelings she was forced to contain for so long. Her mana-filled tears replenish Touka, allowing him to regenerate Sion’s body completely. His strength restored, Touka slays the high-ranked devil by turning the Sacred Sword into the shape of a giant thigh and clubbing it.

The next day, Princess Marguerite tells Touka that her mana disorder was cured after crying ten years of tears at once. He then questions her feelings from the previous night, but she is too embarrassed to say it again, instead giving him the chance to stare at her thighs in knee-socks as he had requested earlier. Now genuinely in love with Touka, Marguerite hides inside a box in the party’s new Magic Carriage and has Isaac deliver a letter to the false hero. After reading the contents of her note, Yuna wonders if the princess stowed away, but Touka angrily berates his friend for suggesting it. Marguerite imagines her situation will be awkward once they find her, though this unfortunately takes several days.

### Crisis in Farom

Seeing how unskilled he is in a fight, Marguerite begins training Touka in the art of combat. He ponders simply using the Sacred Sword’s power to compensate, but the others point out this is not feasible with his low mana, nor is it safe to rely on their very limited supply of Soma Drops. The party then receives a message from Siruela, explaining that the high-ranked devil helping Leland was likely being controlled by an enemy Necromancer, while urging them to investigate the issue further.

Later that night, the princess decides to teach him basic table manners, claiming that as the new hero, he will become her husband once they save the world. This upsets Anri, who was promised a simple life in the countryside growing radishes with Touka, resulting in the two girls fighting over him in a makeshift tug of war. During her after-dinner bath, Yuna questions the princess about her feelings. Marguerite confirms she is destined to marry the hero, and is glad that person is Touka. She then directs the same question to Yuna, who claims she only sees him as a little brother. Marguerite asks if Yuna would object to her marrying him, prompting the other girl to angrily deny her own feelings before storming out.

Marguerite and Anri are attacked by a group of zombie-like people as they exit the bath, but manage to repel them with some magic. Touka regroups with the others, warning them that a bite from the cursed people will result in you becoming a monster like them. Anri questions Yuna’s beleaguered state, but he makes up an excuse that she has an illness, worried how they might react if they knew the truth. Belarco who had followed Touka to their location, suggests they go to the mayor’s mansion where the survivors are holding up.

Upon reaching the estate, the gathered crowd recognizes “Sion” the Hero and begs him to save them. Touka encounters Colin Brad and Neigan Bourne who had been working for Leland in the capital, but does not recognize them. Colin notices Yuna’s state and reveals she is infected, offering to kill her as a means of protecting everybody else while secretly looking forward to taking his revenge. Touka threatens the townspeople to protect Yuna with Marguerite trying to talk him down. Yuna goes berserk and attempts to bite him, but Anri uses Necromancy to control her, convincing everybody that she is perfectly fine.

The party meets in private, where Anri explains Yuna is under a spell that suppresses her soul, reducing her to a corpse-like state, thus allowing necromancy to work on her. Marguerite deduces that they can free the victims by finding the caster and destroying their Mana Crystal. Touka resolves to head out immediately, but the girls suggest he wait until dawn due to the growing number of infected townspeople. Knowing that her spell will fail if she falls asleep, Anri decides to use possession necromancy to enter Yuna’s body. Touka volunteers to control Yuna’s body instead, claiming he’s the only one that knows her well enough to impersonate her if they run into somebody she knows.

Once Anri transfers his spirit into Yuna, he attempts to look at her body while naked in the bath, prompting the girls to blindfold and wash him. Touka’s perverted desires are thwarted again when Anri and Marguerite decide to room together with him, the princess binding him in ropes to prevent him from groping anybody while they sleep. They are later awoken by the sound of the estate being breached. As they fight through the advancing zombies, Marguerite saves the mayor by sniping a devil using her magic bow, prompting him to lead the survivors to a fortified safehouse on the roof of the mansion. They are then joined by Colin Brad and Neigan Bourne, though the Hero’s Party does not seem to recognize them despite their involvement in the incident with Leland.

Anri and Marguerite conclude that a high-ranked devil must be behind such an advanced spell, giving Touka an idea. Using Leland’s x-ray crystal along with a mana detection crystal, he peeps on the princess before observing the surrounding town from above, discovering a large source of magic power along with the devil responsible. He believes that they should be able to plot an ambush if the seven of them work together, purposely ignoring Belarco in the count. Colin objects to getting involved, but his outburst causes Marguerite to identify him as one of Leland’s former accomplices. She expresses her distaste for their crimes, but offers to absolve Colin and Neigan in exchange for their help, to which they agree.

The group is then attacked from below by the devils, resulting in a fight breaking out. Touka tells Anri to use Sion’s zombified body to turn the Sacred Sword gigantic and crush them, but she is unable to, prompting him to take the blade and demonstrate its power. He enlarges the sword and slices one of the mid-ranked devils in half, impressing Anri with his technique. Marguerite then questions how he was able to wield the sword while in Yuna’s body, her observation surprising everybody.

She concludes that the sword has officially chosen Touka as the new Legendary Hero and is ecstatic now that she can fulfill her royal duty by marrying him. He refuses to commit, wanting to enjoy the thighs of beautiful women all over the world before being tied down, though he keeps this a secret. The group manages to finish off a mid-ranked devil before being overrun by the infected townspeople, forcing them to regroup. They begin to pursue the high-ranked devil responsible for the curse, but Colin is injured by a Necromancer during the chase.

Anri recognizes the newcomer as an acquaintance of hers named Diego, but refuses his offer to take revenge on the humans for persecuting their kind. Princess Marguerite offers to act as an intermediary to promote peace between mankind and the Necromancers, but Diego refuses to hear of it, claiming his people would never have been slaughtered if humanity were willing to listen. He then summons the infected masses to attack.

Touka distracts Diego by offering to explain how can wield the Sacred Sword, piling on several lies and bluffs, causing Marguerite to react with shock when both Anri and their enemy seem to believe him. She wonders if he has some grand scheme or is simply stalling for time, her answer coming moments later as Mayor Dott Burns drives their Magic Carriage into Diego, running him over. The perverted lawmaker claims he participated in Touka’s plan with the promise he could see Marguerite naked wearing only knee-socks, causing her to angrily refuse.

Diego emerges unharmed, and prepares to finish off the Hero’s Party, only to be interrupted by the arrival of a group of adventurers recruited by the mayor. Among the reinforcements are Yuna’s older sister Milly and their father, Fieri. The latter greets Marguerite by staring at her chest, causing Touka to hit him out of frustration. The newcomers drive Diego to withdraw, prompting the princess to aim her bow, but Touka stops her knowing it would be unwise to continue. Before leaving, the rogue Necromancer reveals that everyone afflicted by the curse will turn into devils in a day’s time, making their condition irreversible.

Marguerite uses the explosion spell they obtained from a mid-ranked devil to create a loud nose, drawing the zombified townspeople into a nearby mansion so they can seal them inside. The next morning, Mayor Burns rides to the capital, but not before mentioning Touka’s sleazy promise to let him ogle the princess, much to her dismay. Touka concludes that Diego is likely hiding in Elvania, prompting the newly enlarged party to head out immediately.

On the road there, Milly introduces herself as a second Legendary Hero while Marguerite reveals Fieri Yunis used to be one of the Four Knights like Siruela before suddenly leaving. She questions why, to which he explains that he was fired and subsequently banished from the capital after instituting some questionable protocols for female soldiers, hiding the fact that he used it as a premise to grope their breasts. The other two other members of the party introduce themselves next.

Milly then mentions that her sister is talking like Touka, completely unaware he is currently inside Yuna’s body, and accuses her of trying to steal Touka. Marguerite questions their relationship and learns that Touka promised to marry Milly, reacting with in a threatening manner before learning it was a joke-like promise he made as a child. Shortly after, the group’s conversation is interrupted by an attack on the carriage.

## Relationships

### Family

Marguerite has two older sisters, the second of whom died in an assassination attempt secretly plotted by the second prince of Roselia. Her interactions with them were never shown. Her mother died when she was very young, but her dying wish was that her youngest daughter be able to live freely. The late queen had stumbled upon the truth of the Farom Kingdom Royal Family, and anticipated her eventual fate.

While little is shown of her relationship with her father, Larcvalt Farom XIII was shown to love his daughter very much. Knowing that he would soon die to become a vessel for the soul of their ancestor the original Larcvalt, Marguerite’s father understood that he would not be around to see her grow up and thus ensured she would be properly taken care of.

When the truth emerges, Larcvalt the First, now possessing her father’s body, requests his “daughter” to join his evil plans to plunge the world into endless conflict. Marguerite refuses and joins Touka’s efforts to oppose the mad tyrant, later discovering with horror that she was to be a new vessel for Farom Kingdom’s Prime Minister, Claudia Avelheid.

### Companions

#### Touka Scott

Marguerite originally met Touka under the guise of Sion the Hero, causing her to treat him like her fiance, even though it was their very first encounter. Due to her trusting nature, she even accepted his lie that he was a skeleton because of a curse, and did her best to help by painting a mask to resemble Sion’s face. While she had spent little time with Sion in the past, the princess noticed the hero’s change in personality even before learning the truth, but still enjoyed his company regardless. She was noticeably flattered when he complimented her thighs while she was in her bloated state, and defended him when her longtime attendant Isaac suggested the hero could cause her trouble.

Her affection for the new hero is shown to be genuine, as shown when Touka accompanies her to the masquerade festival as her date, with both having an excellent time. After Touka rescues her from Leland Tallman, Marguerite openly falls in love with the real him, even knowing that her savior was not Sion. To stay by his side, she sneaks aboard his carriage and stows away on his adventure. From this point onwards, Marguerite proves to be a valuable ally, and easily befriends the other members of the party, albeit becoming curious as to their relationships with Touka. She occasionally makes humorous failed attempts to further her relationship with him.

Despite her feelings, Marguerite is very aware of his numerous flaws, and expresses dismay at his lecherous antics, becoming openly upset when he promises to let somebody ogle her thighs in exchange for help. She is much more tolerant of Touka’s perversion than Yuna, who openly punishes him with brutal beatings. While Marguerite seems perfectly fine with her love rivals within the Hero’s Party, even once helping Yuna confess to Touka despite regretting it moments later, she is much less tolerant towards others. Upon learning about a joke marriage promise he made with Yuna’s younger sister, she verbally expressed her dismay while her eyes went blank and her voice dropped to a low growl.

Three years after the main story, Marguerite is the only female member of Touka’s former party who doesn’t live in his house, as she chose to stay in the capital to care for orphans. When he heads off on another adventure a year later, she at first declines due to her job, but quickly joins the quest when Isaac points out that this is the perfect chance for her to further her relationship with Touka.

#### Diana Filion

The two first met as enemies during a Necromancer attack on Sageland where Diana proved a powerful enemy to the party, easily defeating both Marguerite and Kyle with her petrification. Diana partially unfroze Marguerite’s head while her body was broken, allowing the princess to see the terror of her battle with Touka, while taunting the heroes over the fact that fully releasing a target from petrification with their body in such a state would mean instant death. While Touka managed to win, Marguerite was left emotionally shaken by this encounter, having been easily defeated, tormented, and left feeling useless and frightened in the aftermath. After this brutal turn of events, Marguerite began eating to drown out her depression, resulting in her becoming extremely fat again.

The princess does manage to recover a short time later, and ultimately forgives Diana when the latter falls in love with Touka and joins the Hero’s Party. While Yuna was less willing to trust a former enemy, Marguerite noticed Diana’s expression while talking about Touka and knew the Necromancer’s feelings for him were no different than her own. The princess becomes the first member of the Hero’s Party to forgive Diana and accept her into the fold. When someone flirts with Touka or insults him, Marguerite is usually the one to stop the Necromancer from using violence on the perpetrator.

### Allies

#### Isaac Gardner

Her longtime attendant and teacher, Isaac practically raised the princess, displaying a doting and obsessive style of parenting. By the request of her real father, Isaac agreed to protect Marguerite when he was gone. Knowing what was to become of the princess, Isaac instructed her to become a powerful warrior and mage, so that she would be able to fight back when the time inevitably came. In the present story, he remains naturally overprotective of her, keeping a close eye during her date with the hero during the masquerade, and rushing to her aid during the crisis caused by Diego Valentine. Marguerite later learns that Isaac has an entire room filled with memorabilia and life-sized statues of her, though this does not appear to have caused her to think any less of him.

After the original King Larcvalt reveals he is a Necromancer that has ruled Farom for centuries by possessing his descendants, Marguerite spies on Isaac and discovers her trusted confidant is also an ancient Necromancer. She eavesdrops on a conversation between Isaac and the prime minister, learning that she was to become a new body for the latter. Horrified and saddened by these revelations, Marguerite is comforted by her friends.

While invading her former home, Marguerite faces Isaac in battle, during which she discovers he served Larcvalt for centuries out of fear of the latter’s power. Isaac invites her to join him as the evil monarch’s servant, but she refuses and they duel. During the fight, she notices his gentle yet strict demeanor is no different than the days he trained her, and realizes everything he did was to make her strong enough to fight for her freedom. Marguerite manages to corner him, but instead of taking his life, she encourages him to keep living to atone for his sins. Inspired by her strength and courage, he joins Touka’s group in the final battle against Larcvalt.

Following the villain’s defeat Isaac chooses to keep his second job as an orphanage director with Marguerite joining him in caring for the children. Isaac was initially uncertain of her relationship with Touka Scott, but in the sequel, he now encourages her to keep pursuing her feelings.

## Trivia

* Due to her ancestor Larcvalt Farom having been a Necromancer, Marguerite has a small portion of non-human DNA.
* Her birthdate is on April 17th.
* People occasionally refer to her as a princess even after she loses her status at the end of the main story.
* The fate of her oldest sister, Arnett, remains unknown.