Which Elite will we face next?... that is a good question. If we don't encounter an elite before we get to Valencia, then my suspicion that the elite we first encounter in Valencia is...

The Lady Elite.

Why? My guess is after we sneak into Valencia, we are going to see how Valencia operates. How has Kane gained control of a populace that is largely educated and therefore hypothetically not so easily controlled? Valencia likely has numerous noble families supporting King Casimir that would ordinarily be suspicious of a faction gaining so much power, even if it is the highly respected heroes of the skies which historically overcame the great Polarian threat (from the Valencian perspective). So how have they not vehemently opposed the growing power of the Armada?

One answer is simply: laziness. Others now can do the dirty work of defending the nation while the prosperous Valencians play and party (as hinted strongly in the back story of Valencia in the game). But along with this is surely more mechanations that keep the Valencian people satisfied with the Armada and the status quo. To do that, Kane likely needs someone to parley propaganda about him and his Armada, and do it well. The Lady Elite, by her looks and elegant dress, seems to be the one most likely for this role

There is also the speculative question about her class. Since Kane seems to favor the female form (battle angels) for light, quick swordplay, it seems to argue that the Lady Elite may well be of the swashbuckler class, a class which not only includes noble samoorai but also... assassins. Convenient for Kane to have a charming diplomat who is also an assassin, don't you think? And even if we are 'undercover' in Valencia, and who we really are is not known, if we start stirring up trouble (our natural talent!) might we indeed find such deadly skills ranged against us (which I also think would be very Milady-like, Three Musketeers style, yes indeed! )

Ruthless Jack Jack... on Mar 12, 2015 wrote:

Uh, may you please explain yourself?

Bishop appearing "...with some alive dragon parts"? Do you mean you that we'll fight these parts in broadside combat?

Also, what fire? Are you referencing fire that the dragon would emit?

The parts that survive the killing, yes. With Bishop's magic, he creates those parts into living parts that each have different attacking and critical hits. The fire is cast from the dragon's head, so that's why it's a feature of a dragon. However, the head is the leader of the parts and Bishop is the creator. The head has a special multiple opponent attack that deals 370 damage to each of victims. If the fire hits a space, a fire will appear. You need to take down the fire before Bishop has a chance to use his living spell and make it into a living fire, which damages anyone who goes near and has repel boarders and first strike.