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'''Mila''' (pronounced {{IPA|ˈmɪlə}}<ref>"A Master Class in Strategy" trailer</ref>; Japanese: {{hl|ミラ|Mila}} ''Mila'') is one of the two [[god]]s of the continent of [[Valentia]]/[[Valm]], known by the [[human|people]] as the '''Earth Mother''' (Japanese: {{hl|大地母神|Daichiboshin}} ''earth mother goddess''). She is the worshipped deity of the kingdom of [[Zofia]], and is still worshipped alongside [[Naga]] millennia later in Valm. In ancient times, Valentia was split into two nations in a pact between the two conflicting gods, and Mila's pacifistic beliefs shaped the nation of Zofia into a peaceful and prosperous nation. However, her influence led to Zofia becoming corrupt and hedonistic, never needing to toil for its prosperity.

In [[Valentia]]'s distant past, Mila and her brother resided with mankind, but Duma's desires for mankind clashed with her own. Duma and Mila clashed, with the conflict resulting in a pact between the two, said pact split the continent to the north and south, making [[Rigel]] Duma's domain and [[Zofia]] Mila's. Rigel adhered to Duma's views, becoming a powerful nation, while Zofia followed Mila's and became a peaceful and prosperous nation. However, Zofia became corrupt as a result of Mila's philosophy, forgetting the meaning of toil, leading to crises such as the civil war and common bandit activity.<ref>{{Cite|Once, two siblings, Duma and Mila, lived on this remote island known as Valentia. Duma, obsessed with power, despised mankind's corruption, and fought with his younger sister Mila, who wished for peace. Eventually, the two agreed to split Valentia: the north ruled by Duma, The south by Mila... Centuries passed. The gods' domains gave rise to two kingdoms: Zofia, the southern realm, and Rigel, to the north.|Opening prologue|Gaiden}}</ref><ref>{{cite|The southern kingdom of Sofia, Which had become corrupt in its prosperity[...]|Opening prologue|Gaiden}}</ref>

Thousands of years later, in [[Timeline of Archanea, Valentia and Jugdral|the year 604]], Mila vanished, causing a famine to befall [[Zofia]] and for their crops to wither, and also increasing [[monster]] activity across Valentia.<ref>{{cite|Desaix's no longer here, but crops aren't growing, and weird monsters have been appearing...|A villager|Gaiden}}</ref> Three years after the famine began,<ref>{{cite|It's already been three years since crops last grew on this land.|[[Celica]]|Gaiden}}</ref> Zofia fell to a coup by its General [[Desaix]], then to a successful invasion from Rigel. In response to these actions, [[Alm]] led a revolutionary army to defeat Rigel while [[Celica]] set out to find what happened to Mila. During her journey Celica and Alm discovered that Mila had been sealed inside [[Falchion (Valentia)|Falchion]] by Emperor [[Rudolf]] three years ago.

Unlike her now mostly forgotten brother, Mila is still worshiped in [[Valentia|Valm]] at the time of {{title|Awakening}}, alongside [[Naga]]. Presumably Duma's message to the future has been partially forgotten, as the lesson Duma tried to teach humanity to not rely on gods, which is, interestingly, [[Walhart]]'s motivation behind re-conquering the continent.

Mila appears directly in ''Gaiden''{{'}}s remake. She is also featured in a Memory Prism, forging the divine accord with Duma.

===Starting stats===

|HP_gp=6

|atk_gp=8

|spd_gp=2

|def_gp=10

|res_gp=10

===Skill set===

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! style="background: none" colspan="4" | Skill set

! style="border-top-left-radius: 15px; width: 60%" colspan="2" | Skill

! style="width: 20%" | Rarity

! style="border-top-right-radius: 15px; width: 20%" | [[SP]] cost

| [[File:Is feh skill weapon.png|24px]]

| [[Fire Breath]]

| colspan="2" | Innate

| [[File:Is feh skill weapon.png|24px]]

| [[Fire Breath+]]

| colspan="2" | Innate

| [[File:Is feh skill weapon.png|24px]]

| [[Flametongue]]

| colspan="2" | Innate

| [[File:Is feh skill weapon.png|24px]]

| [[Nurturing Breath]]

| colspan="2" | Innate

| [[File:Is feh skill assist.png|24px]]

| [[Rally Defense]]

| colspan="2" | Innate

| [[File:Is feh skill assist.png|24px]]

| [[Rally Def/Res]]

| {{star|5}}

| 300 SP

| [[File:Is feh skill assist.png|24px]]

| {{star|5}}

| 400 SP

| [[File:Is feh warding stance 1.png|24px]]_{{{color|red|A}}}

| [[Warding Stance 1]]

| {{star|5}}

| 50 SP

| [[File:Is feh bracing stance 1.png|24px]]_{{{color|red|A}}}

| [[Bracing Stance 1]]

| {{star|5}}

| 120 SP

| [[File:Is feh bracing stance 2.png|24px]]_{{{color|red|A}}}

| [[Bracing Stance 2]]

| {{star|5}}

| 240 SP

| [[File:Is feh bracing stance 3.png|24px]]_{{{color|red|A}}}

| {{star|5}}

| 300 SP

| [[File:Is feh sabotage atk 1.png|24px]]_{{{color|blue|B}}}

| [[Sabotage Atk 1]]

| {{star|5}}

| 60 SP

| [[File:Is feh sabotage atk 2.png|24px]]_{{{color|blue|B}}}

| [[Sabotage Atk 2]]

| {{star|5}}

| 120 SP

| [[File:Is feh sabotage atk 3.png|24px]]_{{{color|blue|B}}}

| [[Sabotage Atk 3]]

| 240 SP

| [[File:Is feh mila's turnwheel.png|24px]]_{{{color|green|C}}}

| {{star|5}}

| 300 SP

! colspan="4" style="border-bottom-left-radius: 15px; border-bottom-right-radius: 15px" |

|}

==Personality and character==

Mila is currently featured on one card in {{TCGCipher}}.

{{Flavor Text

|game1={{title|Heroes}}<!--<br><small>(Mila: Goddess of Love)</small>-->

|english1=Goddess of Love and sister of the god Duma.<br>She and Duma fought over the continent of<br>Valentia and split it in twain. Zofia, the south of<br>Valentia, is her domain. Appears in Fire Emblem<br>Echoes: Shadows of Valentia.

|japanese1=愛を司る神竜。ドーマの兄妹神。バレンシア大陸を巡り<br>ドーマと争い、大陸を二分し南のソフィアの地を治める。<br>（登場：『ファイアーエムブレム Echoes』）

|eng-mean=As of {{FE13}}. Originally a diminutive of Slavic names containing the element milu "gracious, dear".<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.behindthename.com/name/mila |title=Behind the Name: Meaning, origin and history of the name Mila|site=www.behindthename.com |retrieved=9 September 2018}}</ref>

|jap-name={{hover|ミラ|Mila}}

|jap-mean=Officially romanized as '''Mila''' in ''Gaiden'' and as '''Mira''' in ''Shadows of Valentia''.