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Look, Duel! Don't worry so much, okay?

— Edna Vervidad


Edna Vervidad[1] was an Ancient Demon that fought alongside Duel Pone Zec during the Ancient Demon Wars.

Background[]

Nothing much is known about Edna other than being an ally and love interest to Duel. During the Ancient Demon Wars, she sacrificed her own life to save Duel from his demise.

Later on, Edna's core would be implanted into Ley through a ritual conducted by the great Asmodian wizard, Oz Pone Max Reinhardt.


Story[]

Edna was mentioned in Ley's character profile. More information about her was published in KOG Studios' official Naver blog.

In the sequel[]

Act 11.8: Ancient Demon's Attack[]

When the deranged Duel saw Ley for the first time, he suddenly embraced her thinking she was Edna. However, the Ancient Demon quickly realized Ley only looked like her and left abruptly.

Epilogue 4.1: The Labyrinth of the Purgatory[]

Duel's recollections of Edna were shown in the cutscenes where he visited the Ancient Demon's grave with her sword on it. He particularly recalled the sight of Edna dying and when she was telling him to prepare for their rematch. Duel swore that they would meet each other soon.

Act 17.1: Traces of War in Forest[]

Edna during the Ancient Demon Wars appeared briefly in a cutscene that took a peek at Duel's past. She was seen standing alongside him who was still the Demon God at the time.

Act 17.6: Ambitious Ramblin Reappears![]

In another flashback, Edna learned of a certain negotiation Duel agreed upon and felt it was fishy but the Ancient Demon explained that the ones he talked with thought the war was meaningless. Then unexpectedly, he muttered about something he would want to do after the war but did not state anything further which intrigued Edna. She nagged him for a little bit but the Ancient Demon kept his mouth shut the whole time therefore Edna thought Duel just wanted to celebrate and have a drink, adding that they could just do it right then.

Act 19.6: Queen of Abyss[]

Duel was once again reminiscing with memories about the Eternal City of Light, his prideful comrades among the Ancient Demons, and his everlasting love for Edna. His mind jumped again to when he met Ley and then spoke of getting something back.

Act 22.9: Dignity of Demon God[]

After Duel awakened the core within Ley, Dio jumped to her rescue asking if she was okay. When she regained consciousness, however, Ley pushed him away and was no longer herself, claiming she was Edna. As she took Duel's right hand, they climbed their way to the Tower of Memories.

Epilogue 6.2: Illusion of Memory[]

As Elesis wondered why Duel took Ley, Dr. Oz had finally informed them that the Crimson River's daughter got Edna's Ancient Demon core implanted on her in the past much to Dio's dismay.

Epilogue 6.5: Resurrection Ceremony[]

Edna was first seen complaining to Duel about how weak yet so violent the body she was implanted in. He proposed that it was just the nature of such demons with her responding that the Creator may have thought the Ancient Demons were a failed case and had taken offense from the idea. Asserting that their kind could also do whatever they wanted, Edna suggested that they bring chaos to the world after their fallen comrades were resurrected and that it was her right to be rewarded for Duel's thousands of years.

When the Grand Chase came to stop the resurrection ceremony, Edna swore that they would not be able to reach Duel with her protecting him and instructed the Burning Canyon chief who kept telling Ley to wake up that he was the one who needed to do so. She was defeated in the end, very embarrassed for being asleep for too long. Edna then asked Dio to stop yelling at her, adding that she was not his girlfriend, and argued that Ley was the one who took a core that did not belong to her.

Despite refusing his demands, Dio was still pushing Edna to bring back Ley much to her annoyance. The Ancient Demon reassured Duel that she would not waver. To her surprise, however, Nelia showed herself and told Edna that she did not think she would see her again.

Epilogue 6.6: Casted Shadow of Greed[]

Edna expressed her disgust after finding out that Heitaros had part of the Creator's strength and realized how they were used by the Demon God. While Heitaros faced off against Duel's army who already resurrected, Edna claimed that he would never be able to defeat Duel. Hearing this, Dio taunted the Ancient Demon to come out of Ley's body and join the fight.

After the battle which Duel's army won, Edna told Heitaros to stop acting so tough. Dio warned Duel not to come closer as he was as dangerous as the Demon God but she defended him and said that Ancient Demons love peace. Edna stated further that it was their kind who created the war and they just fought to survive. She supported Duel in his stance to end their campaign by then, however, she did not want to return Ley's body since she believed he needed someone who could protect him as he rested. Despite all of her reasons, Duel wanted her to give up anyway and expressed that he was just glad to see her for the last time.

Epilogue 6.7: Crazy Envoy[]

As the core went back into resting, Duel thought that Edna would no longer be there once Ley woke up and muttered his desire to rest as well.

Act 32.6: Warden of the Thorny Vine Forest[]

Seeing Ley for the first time, Lapis was struck by how closely the demon resembled Edna.


Attacks[]

Edna can be fought as a boss in Epilogue 6.5: Resurrection Ceremony in Ley's body.

Edna performs consecutive charge attacks. Her damage increases from absorbing energy from the targets that she hits. As she attacks more, her movement speed and attack speed get faster, and thus the player must defeat Edna before she gets stronger.


Trivia[]

  • Like Duel, Edna has a pet counterpart called Little Edna.
  • Before the release of Tower of Memories, the sprites of Edna had already been added to the game files but eventually were replaced with the version that was seen on the same Epilogue dungeon in the following patch.


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