Emmeryn, refusing to allow that to happen, gives a short speech to the Plegians present that the endless cycle of war needs to end and she steps off the cliff to her death of her own volition, to Gangrel's amusement. Before the situation can progress Chrom offers the Fire Emblem in exchange for Emmeryn. Emmeryn asks once more if Gangrel is willing to negotiate any sort of truce unsurprisingly he once again refuses her offer and reiterates his desire her execution. Chrom arrives not to negotiate but to take Emmeryn back by force he arrives just after Gangrel publicly announces his intent to execute Emmeryn as revenge for the previous Exalt's war to the Plegian populace.
Gangrel awaits Chrom's arrival during Chapter 9: Emmeryn he has Emmeryn situate herself atop a cliff where she may be easily executed for all to see. The interception is directly unsuccessful, being defeated by Emmeryn's guard during Chapter 7: Incursion, but Emmeryn feels obligated to return to the capital to support her people and does so in doing this she walks straight into Gangrel's hands and becomes his prisoner. A battle breaks out between the meeting forces and Gangrel retreats to Plegia.Īfter receiving information from Ylisse's traitorous Hierarch that Emmeryn is being transported to an eastern stronghold in Ylisse, Gangrel has a regiment of his troops intercept her while he personally assaults Ylisse in an attempt to obtain the Fire Emblem. Emmeryn attempts to parley with him to bring about peace, though he only requests the Fire Emblem be handed over to him and then insults her when she refuses. His goal, to spark a full-out war between Plegia and Ylisse, is successful after he draws Chrom's ire by kidnapping Maribelle, a noble of Ylisse, then claiming she was the aggressor. Gangrel is responsible for the Plegian troops disguised as bandits being sent into Ylisse during the early stages of the conflict. Gangrel later rose to became King of Plegia and used his position to turn the country into a Grimleal theocracy, as he had allied with the religion. Growing up as a pauper in the Plegian slums, Gangrel saw his mother killed and was mocked by other Plegians, instilling a strong hatred in him. He is one of Awakening's two characters that start by default in the Trickster class, with the other being Anna. He can be recruited during the last stretch of the game during the paralogue The Dead King's Lament. He is fought and defeated during the events of Chapter 11, ending the Plegia–Ylisse war. Gangrel is the king of Plegia and could be considered the major antagonist of the first "act" of Awakening's plot.
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