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[[File:Rean Schwarzer - Taking Over Curse (Sen IV).jpg|thumb|220x220px|[[린 슈바르처]] when he inherits the curse from [[길리아스 오스본]] ({{g|Sen IV}}).]]
[[File:Rean Schwarzer - Taking Over Curse (Sen IV).jpg|thumb|220x220px|[[Rean Schwarzer]] when he inherits the curse from [[Giliath Osborne]] ({{g|Sen IV}}).]]
'''Sacrifice''' ({{furi|贄|ニエ}}) describes the fate of [[린 슈바르처]] in context of [[Erebonia]]'s [[curse]].
'''Sacrifice''' ({{furi|贄|ニエ}}) describes the fate of [[Rean Schwarzer]] in context of [[Erebonia]]'s [[curse]].


== Background ==
== Background ==
[[File:Valimar - Cursed (Sen IV).jpg|thumb|220x220px|[[Valimar]] after [[린 슈바르처]] inherits the [[curse]] ({{g|Sen IV}}).]]
[[File:Valimar - Cursed (Sen IV).jpg|thumb|220x220px|[[Valimar]] after [[Rean Schwarzer]] inherits the [[curse]] ({{g|Sen IV}}).]]
[[길리아스 오스본]] saved his son [[린 슈바르처]] by having his own heart transferred to his son. His heart, however, was under influence of [[Erebonia]]'s [[curse]]. As a result, the young Rean obtained a dangerous power referred to as ogre power. He gradually learns to gain control over that power. The power becomes uncontrollable when Rean sees his friend [[밀리엄 오라이온]] sacrifice herself.<ref name="Sen-Magazine5-p33" /> At that point, Rean is branded as the Sacrifice.<ref name="Sen-Magazine5-p32" />
[[Giliath Osborne]] saved his son [[Rean Schwarzer]] by having his own heart transferred to his son. His heart, however, was under influence of [[Erebonia]]'s [[curse]]. As a result, the young Rean obtained a dangerous power referred to as ogre power. He gradually learns to gain control over that power. The power becomes uncontrollable when Rean sees his friend [[Millium Orion]] sacrifice herself.<ref name="Sen-Magazine5-p33" /> At that point, Rean is branded as the Sacrifice.<ref name="Sen-Magazine5-p32" />


The reason 린 슈바르처 was chosen as sacrifice by the curse was in order to have a spare of 길리아스 오스본, who served as the curse's main body. His ogre power and subsequently white hair and red eyes serve as a mark of his destiny as sacrifice.<ref name="Sen-Magazine5-p33" />
The reason Rean Schwarzer was chosen as sacrifice by the curse was in order to have a spare of Giliath Osborne, who served as the curse's main body. His ogre power and subsequently white hair and red eyes serve as a mark of his destiny as sacrifice.<ref name="Sen-Magazine5-p33" />


When Osborne dies at the end of {{g|Sen IV}}, the curse transfers itself to Rean's body.<ref name="Sen-Magazine5-p33" />
When Osborne dies at the end of {{g|Sen IV}}, the curse transfers itself to Rean's body.<ref name="Sen-Magazine5-p33" />

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Rean Schwarzer when he inherits the curse from Giliath Osborne (영웅전설 섬의 궤적 IV).

Sacrifice ((ニエ)) describes the fate of Rean Schwarzer in context of Erebonia's curse.

Background

Valimar after Rean Schwarzer inherits the curse (영웅전설 섬의 궤적 IV).

Giliath Osborne saved his son Rean Schwarzer by having his own heart transferred to his son. His heart, however, was under influence of Erebonia's curse. As a result, the young Rean obtained a dangerous power referred to as ogre power. He gradually learns to gain control over that power. The power becomes uncontrollable when Rean sees his friend Millium Orion sacrifice herself.[1] At that point, Rean is branded as the Sacrifice.[2]

The reason Rean Schwarzer was chosen as sacrifice by the curse was in order to have a spare of Giliath Osborne, who served as the curse's main body. His ogre power and subsequently white hair and red eyes serve as a mark of his destiny as sacrifice.[1]

When Osborne dies at the end of 영웅전설 섬의 궤적 IV, the curse transfers itself to Rean's body.[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Sen no Kiseki Magazine. Volume 5, p. 33.
  2. Sen no Kiseki Magazine. Volume 5, p. 32.