Tales of Destiny: Director's Cut - Character Article [rough]
Rough translation of an article on Chaltier, Leon's Swordian, from the February 08 issue of Dengeki Maoh.
Pierre de Chaltier
CV: Ishikawa Hideo
"Young Master, please restrain yourself. Right now, there's something far more important."
[ that strength is all for the sake of beloved Leon ]
The Swordian Chaltier is a slender sword that complements Leon perfectly. The feelings he harbours towards Leon are liken to that of adoration, and he has pledged absolute loyalty to him. For that reason, even at times when he is angry with Leon, he becomes Leon's strength and draws ever the more close to him.
-Event Pick Up- the tightly connected two's (!?) bond
Since as long as Leon could remember, Chaltier had always been at his side watching over him. With a link that is stronger than anyone, they were bonded partners. And so, even at the agonizing end when Leon made his painful decision, Chaltier told him, without falter, that he would go anywhere with him.
"Sorry for making you come with me, Chal."
To Leon, who had lived his life without confiding in anyone, Chaltier's existence was greater than anything else.
Pierre de Chaltier
CV: Ishikawa Hideo
"Young Master, please restrain yourself. Right now, there's something far more important."
[ that strength is all for the sake of beloved Leon ]
The Swordian Chaltier is a slender sword that complements Leon perfectly. The feelings he harbours towards Leon are liken to that of adoration, and he has pledged absolute loyalty to him. For that reason, even at times when he is angry with Leon, he becomes Leon's strength and draws ever the more close to him.
-Event Pick Up- the tightly connected two's (!?) bond
Since as long as Leon could remember, Chaltier had always been at his side watching over him. With a link that is stronger than anyone, they were bonded partners. And so, even at the agonizing end when Leon made his painful decision, Chaltier told him, without falter, that he would go anywhere with him.
"Sorry for making you come with me, Chal."
To Leon, who had lived his life without confiding in anyone, Chaltier's existence was greater than anything else.