Your lovely branch is useful, yes? So whenever you're in trouble, you must remember to make use of me!
Feo Ul
Feo Ul is a character from Final Fantasy XIV.
History[]
Before Final Fantasy XIV[]
The mortal child who would become Feo Ul was one of many who were taken in by the Church of the First Light, a religion predating the Flood of Light. Whereas most pixies are unbaptized children, this child wandered into Il Mheg at sixteen years old and willingly embraced fae magic, giving up their own life. They were eventually reborn from a flower as the pixie Feo Ul.
Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers[]
Feo Ul is introduced in the Crystarium when the Crystal Exarch summons them to meet the Warrior of Light, who has just arrived to the First. Feo Ul makes a pact with the Warrior to help transfer their material items over from the Source via retainer summoning bells, as well as carrying messages back and forth.
Feo Ul is later summoned by the Warrior of Light, now dubbed the Warrior of Darkness, during their time in Il Mheg. Feo Ul shows a possessive streak against the other Fae, noting that the Warrior of Darkness is their precious sapling and that they have no interest in sharing with the other Fae, no matter who it is.
Feo Ul willingly takes the Warrior of Darkness's place to become the next king of the faeries, so the latter could remain mortal. Feo Ul tells the Warrior of Darkness that because of their nature, they cannot fight for the same causes mortals fight for. Circumstances would change if it was to repay a debt, in which they may aid the Warrior of Darkness in times of great need.
During the final assault on Vauthry's floating island, Mt. Gulg, Feo Ul shows up to defend the colossal Talos from the horde of sin eaters while berating the Warrior of Darkness for not summoning them even though it was a matter of men's struggles. Feo Ul takes out their frustrations on the surrounding sin eaters with glee, clearing a path for the Scions of the Seventh Dawn to advance.
Feo Ul shows up in their diminutive form to comfort the Warrior of Darkness, who is in danger of becoming the new Lightwarden of the First and offers advice on the Crystal Exarch. When trying to convince Bismarck of the First to aid them, the Warrior of Darkness calls on Feo Ul to help, who is delighted at finally being called, and orders Bismarck to help the Scions, whom Feo Ul has also claimed as their saplings.
When Elidibus took control of the Crystal Tower in an attempt to cause the Eighth Umbral Calamity, Feo Ul summoned Titania's minions Mustardseed and Peaseblossom to assist the Scions against the spectral Warriors of Light, as well as opening a portal to Lakeland to help them reach their destination.
Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker[]
When the Final Days restarted in the Source, the Warrior of Light caught up with their friends at the Crystarium, Feo Ul among them. Knowing that the end of the world has come, Feo Ul muses about the struggles that mortals face before disappearing as Lyna arrived with Ryne to inform the Warrior that the Umbilicus in the Crystal Tower was unlocked, allowing them to consult with the lingering spirit of Elidibus.
After the Warrior of Light defeated the Endsinger and averted the Final Days in the Source, Feo Ul informed the First's denizens that the apocalypse was no more. The pixies dispatched a messenger sheep to the Crystarium with a letter informing them that one of their leafmen in Il Mheg started talking. The Warrior arrived and met with the talking leafman, Anden, who was trying to remember his past life and return to his original form. The Warrior called on Feo Ul for assistance, telling them that returning a leafman to their original state has not happened yet, but it was possible with transformative magicks if they remembered enough of their past life.
The Warrior worked with Anden by bringing him trinkets to help him remember his past life, eventually remembering that he once hosted Ardbert and his friends as guests; this was enough for Feo Ul's transformative magicks to return him to his true form: a rare male Viis who left the Rak'tika Greatwood to explore the outside world and settled in Voeburt as a shepherd until the Flood of Light struck the First, and was prevented from transforming into a sin eater by being transformed into a leafman. With his form restored, Feo Ul reminded him that he would always have a home in Il Mheg. Keeping this in mind, Anden set off for Fanow in search of any surviving family members.
Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail[]
The Warrior of Light returned to the Crystarium to investigate rumors of a Fuath wandering around the city, and learns from the Fuath, Aenc Daen, and Feo Ul that they were there on official business concerning sin eaters emerging from the ruins of the Church of the First Light, and were hoping to recruit volunteers from the Crystarium due to the fae ward that prevented them from entering and addressing the problem directly. The Warrior agreed to investigate the Pilgrim's Traverse, the source of the monsters. As a former mortal baptized by the Church, Feo Ul is able to bypass the ward when the Warrior of Light burned juniper incense within the Traverse, due to its customary use in funerary rites.
Characteristics[]
Appearance[]
Feo Ul as with all fae folk appears as a fairy-like creature with large butterfly wings. Feo Ul stands out by having a slightly more feminine appearance as opposed to the androgynous design most others have, sporting fiery red hair styled into pigtails and sporting an orange outfit with yellow-ish highlights
After becoming the new King Titania, Feo Ul's appearance changes to become similar to that of their predecessor, sporting the same outfit albeit with a pinkish hue and red butterfly wings. Their hair remains the same. They are able to manifest an avatar in the likeliness of their original fae form when speaking to the Warrior of Light in private.
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A pixie with a heart of gold, Feo Ul is kind and warm to those they consider friends. The Crystal Exarch even calls them the Paragon of pixies. Though they can be just as mischievous and childishly playful as their fellow pixies, Feo Ul is not selfish; it is simply their nature as a pixie. Pixies may be eternal, but they live for "the here and now", not bothering with futures that may or may not come.
Feo Ul is protective of the Warrior of Darkness from the Source, calling them their "sapling" and themself their "branch". Though this relationship could be considered how one affectionately treats a beloved object, Feo Ul does indeed care for the Warrior's well-being. Whenever the Warrior requests their assistance, Feo Ul scolds them for not doing so sooner.
Gameplay[]
Feo Ul can be summoned as an AI-controlled ally in Pilgrim's Traverse using one of three types of juniper incenses obtainable within the Deep Dungeon, similarly to magicite in 
Heaven-on-High or demiclone generators in Eureka Orthos. Each of these incenses have varying beneficial effects that last for a given floor, as well as being able to assist players themself by applying debuffs to standard enemies, healing players, and dealing damage to bosses.
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