Galzahk

Galzahk
(ガルザーク, Garuzāku?)
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Biographical information
Affiliation	Arms Dealer's Guild
Occupation	Arms Dealers' Guild leader
Physical description
Race	Human
Gender	Male
Hair color	Brown
Eye color	Brown
Gameplay details
Weapon	Staves

Trust, you see, is the number one commodity of an arms dealer.

Galzahk

Galzahk is a non-playable character in War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. He was the previous leader of the Arms Dealers' Guild. He sought to lead a fair and impartial manner of dispensing weapons to a variety of nations in order to ensure the balance of power. He was usurped by Garvall, who nonetheless spared his life as payback for Galzahk helping him escape from slavery.

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Appearance

Galzahk appears to be a young man with long, brown hair tied into a ponytail. He has brown eyes and a stubbled chin. He wears a red-lined white headpiece on the right side of his head adorned with a jeweled gold feather and a necklace. He wears a white shirt lined with black at the sleeves. He wears a white bolero jacket with long sleeves, lined with red at its collar and its ruffled ends and adorned with a jeweled ornament on his right shoulder. He wears black gauntlets. He wears a black armor corset around his waist. He wears a ruffled red sarong that is adorned with jeweled ornaments by his waist. He also bears a jeweled dagger holstered by his waist. He wears black greaves with black shoes.

Personality

Galzahk is a brazen and arrogant person, befitting his role as the leader of the Arms Dealers' Guild of Ardra. He shows himself to be cunning, savvy and elusive when it comes to brokering deals, mentioning how he could let loose a rumor that could ultimately lead to belligerent machinations. As a merchant, he is ruthless in his dealings and was said to have pressured weaponsmiths into getting what he wants. He seems to exhibit a kind heart which is overshadowed by his mercantile nature as a weapons dealer. His sympathies for the misfortune of others is often misplaced as he faces the brunt consequences of his actions.

Galzahk shows much contempt for the Crystal Sanctum and Sadali although he does not elaborate on the why. He is also a remorseful person, showing a hesitation when questioned by Garvall about what has befallen the people of Yezagh due to the weapons trading of the Arms Dealers' Guild.

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Ep. 3: The Third Option

Galzahk appears in front of Garvall and Velne, seeking to purchase the siblings so that he could free them from their servitude and due in part to their ancestry as one of the Yezagh peoples. In trying to free the pair, he confronts the Fennes soldier who refuses to allow Galzahk to do as he pleases. Galzahk threatens the soldier with the notion that he will be selling rumors of a particular woman's marriage to a prince of a certain nation to other nations. Galzahk is asked what guarantee he can provide the soldier, with the former stating that he guarantees his trust, as trust is the number one commodity of the Arms Dealers' Guild.

The soldier relents at the thought of the information coming out and agrees to Galzahk's deal. Garvall rejects Galzahk's bid to purchase the siblings, telling Galzahk he is the same as the Fennes soldiers when it comes to Velne. Galzahk agrees that Velne will be a popular arms dealer due to her beauty. Garvall takes Velne and runs away in the opposite direction, with Fennes soldiers chasing them. Galzahk notes that it has since become a bigger mess as he only wished to take the siblings out of the mine.

As the siblings have finally escaped the Serpent's Den, Galzahk approaches the duo and offers them a change of attire and weapons. As he warns the siblings not to underestimate the Fennes soldiers, they are immediately surrounded by them. After routing a few of the soldiers in battle, more arrive and the group are overwhelmed. Galzahk tells Garvall that it's the end of line, casting a spell that fells Garvall to the ground and then doing the same to Velne. Galzahk assures the soldiers that he has taken care of the problem and lets them know that it will never be mentioned again. After the soldiers depart, Galzahk uses healing magic to revive the pair and tell them to get going. He tells them that an Arms Dealers' reputation is everything and that if he ever sees them again, they won't live to tell the tale.

Ep. 5: The Crystal Sanctum

Sadali speaks negatively of Galzahk to Garvall and Velne, considering Galzahk's current leadership of the Arms Dealers' Guild a blight to the Crystal Sanctum's efforts. Sadali suggests to Garvall to take the reins of leading the guild, encouraging the latter to eliminate Galzahk with the assistance of his monks.

Ep. 7: Ambush I

Galzahk is ambushed by the forces of Garvall, with Velne and Crystal Sanctum monks in tow. Galzahk laments over his decision to show sympathy for those of Yezagh, wondering loudly about the lies Sadali has instilled into the siblings. He states profoundly that the privatization of the guild will only serve to bring misery. Galzahk continues on to state that the guild had sold weapons to all nations fairly and with impartiality, ensuring a balance of power. Garvall is angered at the notion of fairness and equality as the current state of the weapons trade had laid waste to the people of Yezagh and have contributed directly to their known servitude. At a loss for words, Galzahk engages Garvall and his forces in battle.

Ep. 10: Debt

After being bested by Garvall and his forces, a wounded Galzahk remains on the floor. Galzahk tells them that he hopes they don't think his death will allow them to do as they please with the guild. One of the Sanctum monks tells Galzahk that the five aides of the Arms Dealers' Guild have already coalesced with the ideas of the Crystal Sanctum. A discouraged Galzahk laments over Sadali's success and tells the group to put him out of his misery. Velne attempts to stop Garvall but to no avail as she backs away from Garvall while he strikes Galzahk with a sword. As Garvall and Velne exit the room, the former mentions to Galzahk to consider their debt paid as, in truth, Garvall did not inflict a mortal wound to Galzahk and only tricked the Sanctum monks into believing so, thus mirroring Galzahk's own ploy where he seemingly killed Garvall and Velne to trick the Fennes soldiers, which is what allowed them to escape with their life.

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