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{{Quote|Something must have... Lord Lundgren was exerting some hold on him... Eagler was trying to protect someone. A friend perhaps, or family. |[[Sain]], after Eagler's death}} | {{Quote|Something must have... Lord Lundgren was exerting some hold on him... Eagler was trying to protect someone. A friend perhaps, or family. |[[Sain]], after Eagler's death}} | ||
'''Eagler''' ({{hover|イーグラー|Īgurā}} ''Eagler'') was the Knight Commander of [[Caelin]] until the year 980, and was the owner of a sizable estate in Caelin's north. He taught [[Sain]] and [[Kent]] when the two first joined the knighthood, and the two developed a strong admiration for him both as a knight and as a man. When [[Lundgren]] seized control of Caelin during the inheritance dispute, Eagler was fully aware of the true nature of the events, including the slow poisoning of Marquess [[Hausen]], but nonetheless sided with Lundgren and followed his orders; [[Kent]], [[Sain]], and the villagers of his estate, considering him an honest and just man, as such theorised that the only reason he served Lundgren was because Lundgren was holding someone close to him as a hostage. | '''Eagler''' (Japanese: {{hover|イーグラー|Īgurā}} ''Eagler'') was the Knight Commander of [[Caelin]] until the year 980, and was the owner of a sizable estate in Caelin's north. He taught [[Sain]] and [[Kent]] when the two first joined the knighthood, and the two developed a strong admiration for him both as a knight and as a man. When [[Lundgren]] seized control of Caelin during the inheritance dispute, Eagler was fully aware of the true nature of the events, including the slow poisoning of Marquess [[Hausen]], but nonetheless sided with Lundgren and followed his orders; [[Kent]], [[Sain]], and the villagers of his estate, considering him an honest and just man, as such theorised that the only reason he served Lundgren was because Lundgren was holding someone close to him as a hostage. | ||
Nonetheless, when [[Lyn]]'s route to Caelin took her through Eagler's estate, Eagler responded to Lundgren's command to capture the "impostor". In the fight, he readily denounced Sain, Kent and [[Wallace]] as traitors to Caelin, but as he died he recanted and confirmed the rumours of Hausen's poisoning and his lack of knowledge of Lundgren's efforts against Lyn. After his death and the defeat of Lundgren, Eagler's post as Caelin's Knight Commander was filled by Kent. | Nonetheless, when [[Lyn]]'s route to Caelin took her through Eagler's estate, Eagler responded to Lundgren's command to capture the "impostor". In the fight, he readily denounced Sain, Kent and [[Wallace]] as traitors to Caelin, but as he died he recanted and confirmed the rumours of Hausen's poisoning and his lack of knowledge of Lundgren's efforts against Lyn. After his death and the defeat of Lundgren, Eagler's post as Caelin's Knight Commander was filled by Kent. | ||
