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Kiryl and [[Borya]], her retainers, give chase; they're resigned to not being able to make her stay put, but if she's going to leave, they can't allow her to travel alone. The three set out and soon come to a small village being terrorized by a local monster continually demanding young girls as a sacrifice. Alena immediately heads to the local church to offer herself as the next sacrifice, but she has no intention of dying; as soon as the demon shows its face, she, Kiryl and Broya spring into action and take it out, saving the village.

Alena and her companions are not seen again until Chapter 5, when Kiryl has fallen under a dangerous fever and is bedridden in [[Mintos]]. Alena and a band of three mercenaries set out to the reported location of the [[Feverfew root]] to try & recover some to cure Kiryl, but fails. However, ~~the~~ [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero ~~of Dragon Quest IV)~~]] succeeds, and upon learning of their destiny the three immediately join the party for the remainder of the game. Some time later, they return to Zamoksva, finding the cause of its troubles to be the demon [[Balzack|Baalzack]], whom they kill in retribution and for the greater good.

Alena and her companions are not seen again until Chapter 5, when Kiryl has fallen under a dangerous fever and is bedridden in [[Mintos]]. Alena and a band of three mercenaries set out to the reported location of the [[Feverfew root]] to try & recover some to cure Kiryl, but fails. However, [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|The Hero]] succeeds, and upon learning of their destiny the three immediately join the party for the remainder of the game. Some time later, they return to Zamoksva, finding the cause of its troubles to be the demon [[Balzack|Baalzack]], whom they kill in retribution and for the greater good.

==In Battle==

Kiryl corresponds to the [[priest]] vocation. He learns strong healing and defensive spells, but is fairly limited in the weapons and armor he can equip.

Cristo mostly learns healing and support spells, but he also learns a few spells which can instantly slay one or multiple enemies. He can also equip some of the most powerful weapons and armor in the game including the [[Liquid metal sword]] and [[Liquid metal armour]]. The NES version of Cristo is infamous for his badly-programmed AI which would continuously cast the [[Whack]] and [[Thwack]] spells above all others, even when healing is necessary. While this problem was eliminated since the DS remake permits manual control, it has become a running gag related to the character, such as his special appearance in [[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road]].

Cristo mostly learns healing and support spells, but he also learns a few spells which can instantly slay one or multiple enemies. He can also equip some of the most powerful weapons and armor in the game including the [[Liquid metal sword]] and [[Liquid metal armour]]. The NES version of Cristo is infamous for his badly-programmed AI which would continuously cast the [[Whack]] and [[Thwack]] spells above all others, even when healing is necessary. While this problem was eliminated since the [[Nintendo DS]] remake permits manual control, it has become a running gag related to the character, such as his special appearance in ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road]]''.

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 Kiryl and [[Borya]], her retainers, give chase; they're resigned to not being able to make her stay put, but if she's going to leave, they can't allow her to travel alone. The three set out and soon come to a small village being terrorized by a local monster continually demanding young girls as a sacrifice. Alena immediately heads to the local church to offer herself as the next sacrifice, but she has no intention of dying; as soon as the demon shows its face, she, Kiryl and Broya spring into action and take it out, saving the village.
-Alena and her companions are not seen again until Chapter 5, when Kiryl has fallen under a dangerous fever and is bedridden in [[Mintos]]. Alena and a band of three mercenaries set out to the reported location of the [[Feverfew root]] to try & recover some to cure Kiryl, but fails. However, the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero of Dragon Quest IV)]] succeeds, and upon learning of their destiny the three immediately join the party for the remainder of the game. Some time later, they return to Zamoksva, finding the cause of its troubles to be the demon [[Balzack|Baalzack]], whom they kill in retribution and for the greater good.
+Alena and her companions are not seen again until Chapter 5, when Kiryl has fallen under a dangerous fever and is bedridden in [[Mintos]]. Alena and a band of three mercenaries set out to the reported location of the [[Feverfew root]] to try & recover some to cure Kiryl, but fails. However, [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|The Hero]] succeeds, and upon learning of their destiny the three immediately join the party for the remainder of the game. Some time later, they return to Zamoksva, finding the cause of its troubles to be the demon [[Balzack|Baalzack]], whom they kill in retribution and for the greater good.
 ==In Battle==
 Kiryl corresponds to the [[priest]] vocation. He learns strong healing and defensive spells, but is fairly limited in the weapons and armor he can equip.
-Cristo mostly learns healing and support spells, but he also learns a few spells which can instantly slay one or multiple enemies.  He can also equip some of the most powerful weapons and armor in the game including the [[Liquid metal sword]] and [[Liquid metal armour]]. The NES version of Cristo is infamous for his badly-programmed AI which would continuously cast the [[Whack]] and [[Thwack]] spells above all others, even when healing is necessary. While this problem was eliminated since the DS remake permits manual control, it has become a running gag related to the character, such as his special appearance in [[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road]].
+Cristo mostly learns healing and support spells, but he also learns a few spells which can instantly slay one or multiple enemies.  He can also equip some of the most powerful weapons and armor in the game including the [[Liquid metal sword]] and [[Liquid metal armour]]. The NES version of Cristo is infamous for his badly-programmed AI which would continuously cast the [[Whack]] and [[Thwack]] spells above all others, even when healing is necessary. While this problem was eliminated since the [[Nintendo DS]] remake permits manual control, it has become a running gag related to the character, such as his special appearance in ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road]]''.
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