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Thales

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"Lord Arundel" redirects here. For the character Thales impersonates, see Lord Arundel (backstory character).
Thales

FETH Thales.png
Artwork of Thales from Three Houses.

Gender

Male

Race

Agarthan

Age

~1100+[1]

Height

186 cm[2]

Starting class
Voiced by

Appearance(s)

Thales (pronounced /⁠ˈtɑlɪs⁠/[key][4]; Japanese: タレス Thales) is a character appearing in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. He is the leader of those who slither in the dark.

Biography

Pre-games

While Thales's past is unknown, Epimenides's comments during a flashback to the War of Heroes indicate that he was already alive and in a position of leadership in the ancient Agarthans approximately 1100 years before the events of the main story. It is heavily implied in Three Houses and later confirmed in Warriors: Three Hopes that he began impersonating Lord Volkhard von Arundel ever since his demise in Imperial year 1174 to abuse his position in the Empire to further his group's agenda. After assuming Volkhard's identity, Thales took Edelgard von Hresvelg and traveled to the Adrestian Empire from the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus, allied himself with Duke Ludwig von Aegir, supported the abduction of Ionius IX's children and subjected them to horrific experimentation at the hands of his group to imbue them with two Crests in an attempt to create a powerful peerless emperor, with the goal of challenging the Children of the Goddess's dominance over humanity and, ultimately, conquering all of Fódlan. The sole survivor of these experiments was Edelgard, who swore to destroy both Thales and his co-conspirators and the Church of Seiros which she blamed for propagating the Crest-worship that led to the deaths of her siblings. To this end, Edelgard reluctantly agreed to work with Thales in order to make use of his group's resources to defeat the Church, intending to double-cross him after he outlived his usefulness.

Three Houses

In 1180, Thales, under Lord Arundel's identity, is briefly seen with Edelgard, in her Flame Emperor persona, discussing the events of the Western Church's assassination attempt on Rhea and their mission to seize Seiros's bones. While he is disappointed by the Western Church's failure, both he and Edelgard learn Seiros's alleged coffin hosted instead the Sword of the Creator, and due to Byleth's compatibility with the Hero's Relic despite the weapon lacking a Crest Stone, Thales begins suspecting they could be Sothis's reincarnation.[5] Afterwards, the meeting ends with Edelgard granting him command of the Death Knight.

If Byleth is a member of the Blue Lions, "Lord Arundel" can be seen later having a brief conversation with Dimitri shortly before the incident in Remire Village, in which he tells Dimitri he will be staying near Garreg Mach for a while.[6] This allows Thales to save a disguised Kronya as himself in Chapter 9 from Byleth's attack after she assassinated Jeralt, stating he still requires her assistance before escaping both.

Afterwards, Thales and Kronya meet again in secret with the Flame Emperor in the outskirts of Garreg Mach, and orders Kronya to remain at Solon's side as she is required for an unspecified role, which she gladly accepts. The Flame Emperor then spites them both in disgust and calls Thales out for his deeds in Duscur and Enbarr, warning them both that there will not be any salvation for his group. Thales ignores the Flame Emperor's warnings entirely and instead chooses to claim all of his work has been for Edelgard's sake. On the Blue Lions route, it is revealed Dimitri eavesdrops on their conversation, which the Flame Emperor notices and attempts to dispell by throwing a dagger at his direction, an action Thales considers pointless as he believes there will be always be eavesdroppers roaming around them, before vanishing from the scene.

During the Battle of Garreg Mach on all routes other than Crimson Flower, "Lord Arundel" commands Adrestian reinforcements to relieve Edelgard after she is defeated in combat by Church forces. At one point of the battle, Thales as himself blasts a shot of dark magic at Byleth right after they successfully saved Rhea—transformed into her Immaculate One form—from some Demonic Beasts, throwing them off a cliff and sending them to parts unknown.

On the Silver Snow/Verdant Wind routes, Thales is confronted in Shambhala's central room by Byleth and their chosen faction, thanks to Hubert having left a letter to them post-mortem disclosing the location of those who slither in the dark's lair, where he is defeated. After this, Thales activates some panels on the room's floor, triggering Javelins of Light, which soon starts destroying Shambhala in one last attemp to obliterate the Agarthan's enemies. Upon seeing this, Rhea quickly transforms into The Immaculate One and manages to destroy some of the missiles while taking heavy damage, preventing the demise of Byleth and their army. Once the javelins stop falling, a shot shows Thales's lifeless body below some rubble, confirming his demise.

Meanwhile, in Azure Moon, under the guise of Lord Arundel, Thales leads the Adrestian invasion of the Leicester Alliance in the wake of their defeat at the Battle at Gronder. The Alliance leader Claude successfully petitions Dimitri for reinforcements, and the Kingdom crushes his troops in a pincer attack which mortally wounds him. Upon being questioned by Dimitri for his involvement in the Tragedy of Duscur, "Lord Arundel" refuses to answer Dimitri encourages him one last time to kill Edelgard before perishing.

On the Crimson Flower route, after the Empire conquers Leicester, "Lord Arundel" heads to Derdriu to collect the former Alliance's Heroes' Relics. Byleth may undertake an optional mission to rescue some of his subordinates from an experiment with Demonic Beasts gone awry; afterwards, Hubert speculates that this was an attempt to bully Edelgard's forces and display his power. After Edelgard double-crosses and kills his agent Cleobulus at Arianrhod, Thales, under Volkhard's persona, confronts and subtly threatens her and Byleth, warning them that if they continue at the rate they are going, the Empire "may become another Arianrhod". His meaning is revealed when Hubert reports Arianrhod was disintegrated by pillars of light; Edelgard scapegoats the Church for its destruction as a result. "Volkhard" makes a final appearance shortly before the final battle for Fhirdiad, and makes a failed attempt to encourage Edelgard to expand her vision to conquering the entire world. While his fate after the war is never revealed, multiple endings confirm the Empire eventually makes their way into Shambhala and wages war against those who slither in the dark, rendering Thales's chances of survival slim.

Warriors: Three Hopes

In early 1180, in Enbarr's palace, Thales, under Volkhard's guise, is seen displeased to hear the news of Kronya's fortress being found and of Solon's outing in Garreg Mach, driving him to inform Cleobulus of the recent news to stay alert for any eventualities. Right after doing so, he receives the news Edelgard, with the support of the Knights of Seiros, is marching towards the Imperial Capital, and upon realizing her betrayal, attempts to escape by using his troops and Duke Aegir as a distraction. While successful, during his confrontation with Edelgard and Shez, Thales is forced to drop his false identity before vanishing to parts unknown. Thales makes no storyline appearances on the Golden Wildfire route, and presumably remains at large.

On the Scarlet Blaze route, the Empire continues to search for Thales even as they do battle with the Church and Kingdom. Eventually, as Rhea makes an attempt to retake Garreg Mach from the Empire, Thales personally leads a contingent of those who slither in the dark to seize the monastery and wipe out Imperial and Church forces alike. Thales infiltrates the monastery and faces Rhea and the Black Eagles in a three-way battle, with the Eagles emerging victorious. Thales and Rhea launch a final attack at each other that disintegrates the bridge they are standing upon. While no corpse is recovered, Thales is presumed dead, and without his leadership those who slither in the dark go to ground.

On the Azure Gleam route, Thales ambushes Kingdom and Imperial forces during the battle for Arianrhod and uses his magic to forcibly place Edelgard under his control. He installs Duke Aegir to act as the puppet ruler of the Empire, and the two drive Adrestia into chaos under their tyrannical rule. The Kingdom, Alliance, and Church form a military alliance to kill Thales and defeat the Empire. Dimitri and the Kingdom forces battle their way to Garreg Mach Monastery and overcome Agarthan forces, and Dimitri personally slays Thales in combat.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Role

Thales, both as himself and under the appearance of Volkhard von Arundel, is a non-playable character who appears intermittently during the story. He later becomes the boss of Chapter 20/21 on the Silver Snow/Verdant Wind routes and Chapter 19 of the Azure Moon route, and acts as an ally of sorts to Edelgard in the Crimson Flower route.

Stats

Enemy - Silver Snow Chapter 20/Verdant Wind Chapter 21

See also: Stand Strong at Shambhala

Normal Hard Maddening

Small portrait thales fe16.png
Ma ns01 agastya enemy.gif Agastya
Level 42
Movement -
Crest --
Stats
Max HP 49 Luck 18
Strength 24 Defense 16
Magic 27 Resistance 25
Dexterity 20 Charm 26+1
Speed 16
Inventory Abilities
-- Agarthan Technology
Seal Strength
Seal Magic
Commander
Dark Tomefaire
Hit +20
Combat arts Spells Battalion
-- Death Γ
Quake Σ
Dark Magic Corps Lv 5
Resonant Lightning
Skill Levels
Swords Lances Axes Bows Brawling Reason Faith Authority Heavy Armor Riding Flying Class mastery
E E E E E B E E E E E FE16ClassMasteryEmpty.png

Enemy - Azure Moon Chapter 19

See also: Saving Derdriu

Normal Hard Maddening

Small portrait arundel fe16.png
Ma ns01 dark knight enemy.gif Dark Knight
Level 39
Movement 7
Crest --
Stats
Max HP 51 Luck 17
Strength 26 Defense 23+2
Magic 23 Resistance 34
Dexterity 21 Charm 21+1
Speed 15
Inventory Abilities
-- Commander
Canto
Black Tomefaire
Dark Tomefaire
Pavise
Cavalry Effect Null
Rally Dexterity
Defiant Mag
Defense +2
Combat arts Spells Battalion
-- Hades Ω
Thoron
Arundel Magic Corps Lv 3
Resonant Flames
Skill Levels
Swords Lances Axes Bows Brawling Reason Faith Authority Heavy Armor Riding Flying Class mastery
E C E E E A E E E A E FE16ClassMasteryEmpty.png

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes

Role

Thales, both as himself and under the appearance of Volkhard von Arundel, appears again as a non-playable character who appears intermittently during the story. He is fought near the beginning of the Scarlet Blaze route in The Shadows of Adrestia and is fought as the final boss of the Azure Gleam route in The End of Tragedy and is one of the two final bosses of the Scarlet Blaze route in A Path Forward.

Stats

Enemy - Scarlet Blaze Chapter 17

See also: A Path Forward

Easy Normal Hard Maddening

Small portrait thales fewa2.png
Agastya
Level 52
Movement 8
Crest --
Stats
Max HP 11773 Luck 39
Strength 29 Defense 42
Magic 55 Resistance 45
Dexterity 43 Charm 43
Speed 36
Inventory Abilities
Scholar's Tome+20 Seal Strength
Seal Magic
Tome Buster Lv 6
Unsealable Magic
Skill Levels
Swords Lances Axes
Bows Brawling Tomes
  • Once Thales is defeated, he will temporarily leave the map, but will return at full HP later in the battle

Fire Emblem Heroes

Role

While Thales does not make a proper appearance in Heroes, he is mentioned by Kronya in her character status screen and in her level-up quotes.

Personality

Thales is a calculating, cruel and arrogant person willing to commit all kinds of atrocities and experiments in order to expand his group's control over Fódlan, and when pushed to the brink, he is willing to sacrifice his minions, his lair and himself just so he can destroy those he loathes the most. Thales's relationship with his soldiers is based purely on usefulness; sparing Kronya from Byleth in Part I only because he still requires her assistance, either insulting a dead Cornelia in Azure Moon due to her failure at keeping the Faerghus Dukedom out of Dimitri's reach, or lamenting her death in Crimson Flower at the hands of Edelgard's army due to his co-worker having deliberately sacrificed a very useful pawn. Like all on-screen Agarthans, he considers himself to be a member of Fódlan's master race and the surface-dwelling humans to be nothing but lowly animals, who only care about pleasing and following their goddess's teachings. In spite of this, Thales is greatly resentful towards them, believing the Children of the Goddess and, by proxy, those allied with them, have denied what he believes is his kin's right of ruling Fódlan and living in the surface world.

While presenting himself under the identity of Volkhard von Arundel, Thales acts as an affable yet cruel and arrogant man who will do whatever it takes to ensure the dominance of "those who slither in the dark" over humanity. He views both Edelgard and Dimitri as expendable pawns, and actively encourages them to kill each other, and also shows delight over the idea of Rhea being vanquished for being "a false beast of a goddess".

Quotes

Battle quotes

You're nothing but animals performing tricks in the hopes of pleasing the goddess. You will never see the sunlight again!
— Thales, as a boss in Silver Snow Chapter 20/Verdant Wind Chapter 21.
So you have shown yourself, Fell Star. Or, should I say...Sothis? I will spill every drop of blood in your body to fulfill the longstanding goal of the Agarthans!
— Thales, as a boss fighting Byleth, in Silver Snow Chapter 20/Verdant Wind Chapter 21.
Thales: Ha. It is laughable that base animals such as you would bare fangs at the likes of us.
Claude: I may be a base animal, but I have strong allies. Do you think you can beat Teach and the Sword of the Creator?
Thales: The Sword of the Creator... The blade given to Nemesis. Who do you really think is superior?
Claude: There's a big difference between the living and the dead. The fate of the future lies in the hands of the living!

— Thales, as a boss fighting Claude, in Verdant Wind Chapter 21.
Your eyes, hair, ears, and blood... We remember it all. We remember how you ruined us. How you stole our light and condemned us to eternal darkness! Now, suffer the wrath of the Agarthans!
— Thales, as a boss fighting Seteth or Flayn, in Silver Snow Chapter 20/Verdant Wind Chapter 21.
Nothing bites so hard as a cornered rat, eh?
— Thales as Lord Arundel, as the boss of Azure Moon Chapter 19.
Your very presence has foiled our plans, yet again...
— Thales as Lord Arundel, fighting Byleth in Azure Moon Chapter 19.
Lord Arundel: You would raise a weapon against your uncle? You've grown into a savage of a man, just like your father.
Dimitri: You are rather calm for one in your position. Or did you forget that this is a battlefield? Perhaps this is no time for words, Uncle. There will be time for that after we have settled things here.

— Thales as Lord Arundel, fighting Dimitri in Azure Moon Chapter 19.

Critical quotes

Do not stand in my way!
— Thales
A waste of life.
— Thales
Behold my revenge.
— Thales
You cannot stop me...
— Thales
Do not oppose me!
— As Lord Arundel
I control your fate!
— As Lord Arundel
Perish!
— As Lord Arundel
Time to take your leave!
— As Lord Arundel

Defeat quotes

Do our hopes end here...
— Thales's defeat quote as Lord Arundel in Azure Moon Chapter 19.

Choose Your Legends placement history

Round Placement Character Votes
CYL 4
(2020)
426 Portrait thales fe16w cyl.png
Thales
Three Houses (War arc)
277
720 Portrait lord arundel fe16a cyl.png
Lord Arundel
Three Houses (Academy arc)
38
CYL 5
(2021)
461
(+35)
Portrait thales fe16w cyl.png
Thales
Three Houses (War arc)
159
(−118)
779
(+59)
Portrait lord arundel fe16a cyl.png
Lord Arundel
Three Houses (Academy arc)
18
(−20)
CYL 6
(2022)
402
(−61)
Portrait thales fe16w cyl.png
Thales
Three Houses (War arc)
199
(+40)
773
(−8)
Portrait lord arundel fe16a cyl.png
Lord Arundel
Three Houses (Academy arc)
22
(+4)
CYL 7
(2023)
401
(−1)
Portrait thales fe16w cyl.png
Thales
Three Houses (War arc)
133
(−66)
835
(+62)
Portrait lord arundel fe16a cyl.png
Lord Arundel
Three Houses (Academy arc)
5
(−17)
CYL 8
(2024)
608
(+207)
Portrait thales fe16w cyl.png
Thales
Three Houses (War arc)
64
(−69)
838
(+3)
Portrait lord arundel fe16a cyl.png
Lord Arundel
Three Houses (Academy arc)
13
(+8)
Total results This character has 10 entries across all Choose Your Legends polls. 928

Trivia

  • The sprite used by Thales's signature class, Agastya, is also used for Solon's Dark Bishop class.
  • There is an unused sword in Three Houses's data whose description suggest it was meant to be Thales's personal weapon prior to getting scrapped. It is available in Warriors: Three Hopes as a New Game+ reward retaining its description, although Thales himself never wields it.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Thales

From Thales of Miletus, a Greek philosopher, mathematician, and astronomer. He is historically recognized as one of the first philosophers to break away from using mythology to explain the nature of the world. He is considered to be one of the Seven Sages of Greece.

Japanese

タレス

Thales

Spanish

Thales

As above.

French

Thales

As above.

German

Thales

As above.

Italian

Thales

As above.

Portuguese

Thales

Used in Heroes.

Korean

탈레스

Thales

Simplified Chinese

塔烈斯

Thales

Traditional Chinese

塔烈斯

Thales

Gallery

Sprite Gallery
Small portrait thales fe16.png Three Houses Small portrait arundel fe16.png
Ma ns01 agastya enemy.gif
Agastya
Small portrait thales fewa2.png Warriors: Three Hopes Small portrait lord arundel fewa2.png
Ma fewa2 agastya thales enemy.gif
Agastya
Ma fewa2 warlock lord arundel enemy.gif
Warlock

External links

References

  1. "Epimenides: I know Thales has his methods, but they don't sit well with me." — Epimenides during Cycles of Nostalgia, which is primarily set during the War of Heroes (approximately 1100 years before the events of the game), Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes
  2. Thales - Personal Information, fedatamine.com, Retrieved: July 4, 2020
  3. 3.0 3.1 Credits
  4. Solon in Chapter 10
  5. "Flame Emperor: Even without the Crest Stone, the sword glowed red. The professor's Crest is compatible. There is no mistaking it.
    Lord Arundel: Absurd. Using a Relic without its Crest Stone should be impossible... The King of Liberation's bloodline should not even... Hmm.
    " — Edelgard and Thales in Chapter 4, Fire Emblem: Three Houses
  6. "Dimitri: I see. So you'll be staying here for some time, then. Honestly, I'm surprised. I've heard it's been a few years since you last donated to the church.
    Lord Arundel: That was merely because of the financial situation of my territory. I assure you, it has nothing to do with my dedication to the church.
    " — Dimitri and "Lord Arundel" in Chapter 8, Fire Emblem: Three Houses
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Paralogues
Paralogues
The Ashen Wolves' ReunionComing CleanCycles of NostalgiaEagles, Lions, and DeerEnshrouded MemoriesEvil's Bane and Love's ProtectionA Grand Day for the Opera CompanyAn Incurable Shut-InLike Cats and DogsLove and Hate in WartimeMercenary ComplicationsA Night of WonderA Noble Among NoblesRaiders from the NorthA Reason to FightRight Where They're WantedThe Saints' ForgeThe Seiros SnareUnder the Protection of the Golden DeerUnsettling TruthsWhat Lies WithinWildflowers for the Future
Locations FódlanAdrestiaBase CampFaerghusGarreg Mach Monastery (Abyss) • LeicesterAlmyraBrigidDagdaSrengZahras
Groups, objects and concepts 10 ElitesAshen WolvesBlack EaglesBlue LionsChildren of the GoddessChurch of Seiros (Knights of Seiros) • Crests (Crest Stone) • Golden DeerHeroes' RelicsInsurrection of the SevenMonstersThose who slither in the darkTragedy of DuscurWar of Heroes
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