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 In the end, the moon never fulfilled its purpose as a starship. Etheirys's people chose to resist the coming of the Final Days, and it was the *Ragnarok* which became home to the satellite's hyperhopper and other technological marvels.
 
 Now that the existential threat is no more, Livingway and her fellows must search for new meaning to their lives—but the joy they find in helping people remains unchanged. Livingway is tireless in her own personal quest, dreaming of the day she is lauded as mankind's staunchest ally, and the greatest Loporrit to ever live!"
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+194,Ysayle
+195,Ysayle Dangoulain
+196,Lady Iceheart
+197,"An Elezen of Ishgardian descent, Ysayle fled the bitter cold which had descended upon Coerthas following the Calamity, eventually arriving in the Dravanian forelands. There, she chanced upon Hraesvelgr, ancient warden of Anyx Trine. The power of the Echo stirred within her, and she was afforded a vision of the Dragonsong War's inception—a vision later confirmed as truth during an encounter with Midgardsormr. Before, she had cared for little save the hunt and her birds of prey, but now, Ysayle was driven to forging a new peace 'twixt dragon and man while revealing the teachings of the Ishgardian Orthodox Church to be lies. It was thus she rose to a position of leadership amongst the heretics of Coerthas, taking the name Lady Iceheart.
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+It was not long after this rise that Lady Iceheart was approached by a mysterious Elezen man—now believed to be an Ascian in disguise—who enlightened her of her own potential and showed her how to invoke the advent of a primal. Ysayle summoned Saint Shiva, using her own body as a vessel, and rent a hole in Ishgard's wards. Guiding the Horde to the city gates, Ysayle's assault on the Holy See was meant to herald an end to the war by killing the man who led Ishgard's false crusade: the archbishop. Though she well understood that the attack would claim innocent lives, she saw them as necessary sacrifices to end the cycle of hatred and war. Her wild laughter as she watched the Dravanians fly towards the city was doubtless meant to strike fear into the hearts of the guilty. When the dragons reached Ishgard, however, they were lost to their desire for revenge. As thoughtless beasts, they fell upon the Brume. On that day, it was not the archbishop who felt their murderous wrath, but rather the oppressed masses. The Horde's attack on the capital became but another manifestation of malice. The Lady Iceheart's plan had failed. 
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+In the aftermath, Ysayle met again with the Warrior of Light, and begged that she be allowed to accompany her, perhaps to atone for her own erstwhile sins. During the course of their adventures, she learned that the primal representation of Saint Shiva she had invoked was merely a shade conjured from her own imagination. Though she ended her journeys in despair, she would eventually find resolve anew, giving her life at the age of twenty and four to see that her companions, and her people, might endure."