Felix/Sylvain Support

	C Rank

Sylvain: Hey, Felix, you free? You don't look very busy.  Let's go find some girls to chat with.
Felix: Chat with them by yourself. You're interrupting my training.
Sylvain: Hey, come on. Don't talk like that. How long have we known each other?
Felix: Long enough, if you ask me.
Felix: We only know each other because of our parents' friendship. I didn't have a say in it.
Sylvain: Is that how it went? Huh. I remember it more like you always following me around.
Sylvain: Whenever there was something wrong—like you lost to your brother or you fought with Dimitri— you'd come crying to me.
Sylvain: You were so meek and pure back then, cute even... like a baby brother.
Felix: That's enough.
Sylvain: What?
Felix: I said, "That's enough."
Sylvain: Hey! Sorry. I just came to see if you wanted to pick  up some girls. I didn't mean to get on your nerves.
Felix: Look. You've been getting on my nerves for years.
Felix: I've tried to be patient with you, but I'm tired of holding my tongue.
Felix: You're reckless in your personal affairs and in battle. And you're always prattling on about women!
Sylvain: Well, if a man sees a pretty girl, he can't just let her pass by without commenting. That's just rude.
Felix: You're insatiable. Do you ever stop?
Felix: Certainly not to practice your sword technique. You always skip training.
Felix: And you never consider how your actions hurt others...or how you hold them back.
Sylvain: That's never my intention. Come on, you know me better than that. I'm not really—
Sylvain: Look, if that's the impression I've given you, then I'm sorry.
Felix: Hmph.

	B Rank

Felix: Sylvain. I want to apologize for the other day.
Sylvain: The other day? What are you talking about, Felix? Is this a trap?
Felix: You know...when I called you "insatiable."
Sylvain: Oh, that? Can't say it didn't hurt, but you have nothing to apologize for.
Sylvain: I mean, you've said worse, Felix.
Sylvain: Considerably worse.
Sylvain: Come on, we've known each other since we were  kids. We're not going to let your constant verbal  abuse get in the way of our friendship, are we?
Felix: No, I suppose not.
Sylvain: Whenever I started doing something dumb, you'd yell at me about it.
Felix: And whenever you dragged me into something, Ingrid would find out and start lecturing us.
Sylvain: All these years and not much has changed, has it?
Sylvain: But you're different, Felix. You used to be so, I don't know...carefree when we were young.
Sylvain: Now you're the exact opposite.
Felix: Well, you're not any different. Good-for-nothing then. Good-for-nothing now.
Sylvain: Again with the abuse! This from the guy who's always been by that good-for-nothing's side.
Sylvain: So did you come to apologize or to insult me?
Felix: I was on my way to train and I saw you. That's all.
Sylvain: You're off to train? Again? Now who's insatiable?
Felix: Better than sitting idle like you.
Sylvain: A little idleness would do you some good, pal.
Sylvain: Come on. Let me buy you something to eat.
Felix: No.
Sylvain: You have to choose, Felix. Our friendship, or your training.
Felix: My training. Good-bye for now.
Sylvain: What did— Is he— Wait, Felix! I'll come train too.  Wait up!

	A Rank

Felix: Sylvain. Eat these.
Sylvain: What are "these," Felix? Oh, hey, is this candy?
Felix: A girl in town gave them to me, but I don't want them.
Sylvain: Right, you don't like sweet stuff. Thanks, I'll eat them later.
Sylvain: So, what do you need? Want me to help you get  closer to a girl? Just point her out.
Felix: You're incorrigible. No. I wanted to thank you for your help in battle.
Felix: If you hadn't spotted that enemy ambush, I would have been killed.
Sylvain: Nah, I didn't do anything special.
Sylvain: Friends help each other out, especially on the  battlefield. Just a little give and take, ya know?
Felix: You never change.
Sylvain: Nope. I try to stay on an even keel.
Felix: You're always...
Sylvain: Always what?
Felix: Nothing.
Sylvain: Come on. If you've got something on your mind, then say it.
Felix: Maybe I'll tell you later. Maybe I won't.
Sylvain: Fair enough. I'll be having something to eat while  you're deciding...whatever it is you're deciding.
Sylvain: Actually, come with me. My treat. If you do want to talk, then I'm right there.
Felix: OK, just this once. Only because you saved my life.
Sylvain: Free food, possible conversation, and when we're done, we can find some girls.
Felix: ...
Sylvain: It was a joke! Felix, I was joking! Come on, let's just go eat.

	Ending

After the war, Felix and Sylvain inherited their respective titles of Duke Fraldarius and Margrave Gautier, and set to work restoring the Kingdom. Each led a busy life, but that only seemed to enhance their friendship over the years. Each became known for making surprise visits to the estate of the other, in order to deliver the latest taunting in a friendly but relentless game of one-upmanship. It is said that, in their later years, they became so close that they passed away on the same day, as if conceding that one could not live without the other.

	Ending 2

Even after the war's end, skirmishes continued to break out across Fódlan. Learning that there were still places where he could fight, Felix abandoned his noble title and chose to make a living with his sword. Decades later, he reunited briefly with Sylvain, who had need of his services as Margrave Gautier. Felix departed as soon as the job was finished, however, and the two never met again. Years later, a sword that was thought to have belonged to Felix arrived on Sylvain's doorstep.