Pokejedservo Past Project Palooza II
Xmoonlightness for Celica (Kid)
Project: Fire Emblem Echoes: Ciphers of Valentia Ch. 0
Voice Type: Moderately High to High, Cute, Caring, Polite, Mature for her age
Reference Clip: https://vocaroo.com/i/s00oEDGOxqSA
Bio: Our Heroine of this story Ladies & Gents, Celica is a young girl who recently moved into Ram Village with Mycen & Alm in which she likes to call the former Grandpapa. (Even though she is well aware that Mycen is not her actual Grandpa in which she considers him to be the nice old man who saved her from her old home.) In which when Celica lives in Ram Village she and Alm have become close friends but that being said she can be willing to firmly call Alm out during a disagreement. But while she was happily living in Ram until a certain incident occurred where she accepts the fact that she will be moving to the Novis Priory instead. While there will be more changes for Celica later but one change in this story for now is how she not only gets her moments with Alm but also has one with Faye as well.
1. (Innocently Inquisitive) Hey, why did Mila and Duma have to fight so much? Couldn't they just say they were sorry?
2. (Shocked & slightly flustered) WHAT?! Whe… where did this come from?!3. (Calm & Rational) Oh Faye the real reason why I spend so much time with Alm is because I live with him and my Grandpapa, that’s it. Oh sure Grandpapa does want Alm and I to spend a lot of time together so we get to know each-other but I think it's because we have that special mark on our hands.
4. (Apologetic to Annoyed) What? Oh Faye I’m so sorry I never wanted Alm to replace you guys with me, honest. Oh that Alm I really ought to have a talk with him over this.5. (Calm & Polite) So you are Sir Nomah, pleased to meet you.
6. (Somber announcement) That maybe so sir but I do know what needs to be done. *ahem* Everyone I will be going to the Novis Priory with Sir Nomah and live with him for now on. I will be leaving Ram Village by tomorrow morning, goodbye everyone.
+ Well your voice is fairly good but... - Your delivery was often rather dry & lacking in energy. That and your pronounciation of words such as "Alm" were a bit odd & off.