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Jayden

by Rainel6832Rainel6832 24 Mar 2011 09:28

Jayden was one of the High Priests of Ballai in the country of Fols during the time of the second battle with Despair (the one in which Faera lost her life). He met with Alkania, the tsurienmae phoenix, and aided her in trying to save what they could of Fols.

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