Before we start the story, I'd just like to confirm a few things!

I don't own the characters, the insert songs, and Fire Emblem in general. This story has spoilers, so if something surprises you, I'm sorry! Please sit or lie down and enjoy the story.

This is my take on Revelations.

In the Northern Fortress, the skies were turning darker. It appeared to be dusk. Inside the Northern Fortress, it was absolutely quiet. The only noises that could be heard are the creaking of doors, heels clicking onto the floor by the servants, and the wind from outside. True, it was a quiet day inside the fortress.

There appeared to be two children playing in a room on the floor. Two siblings, one blonde boy and one purple haired girl, were playing cards. They were playing in the girl's room. It was the little boy's idea to play, but he was losing. The little girl giggled whenever she saw the little boy angered by his losses.

The two siblings heard a knock on their door. They turned their heads to look at the door, and it was their butler who appeared. The butler told the children that their presences are requested by their father. Both of them were surprised, since their father barely called them. Nether less, they ended the game and walked towards the throne room.

Once they reached the throne room, their father was nowhere to seen. The two looked at each other in confusion. What did they do? Both of them had no answers.

However, before they could ask their butler what was happening, the doors of the throne room opened. The two heard steps becoming louder and louder at each second. They looked at the door, and saw their father entering the room. He was buff and tall. There was a little girl with long platinum blonde hair covered with blood walking behind him.

The girl covered her mouth with her right hand and the boy looked at his father with wide and frightened eyes.

"Xander, Camilla..." Their father growled without giving them eye contact.

He was walking towards his seat. It did not appear that he would stop to talk to them.

"From this day forward, this is your new sibling."

Their father walked passed by them. The purple haired girl tried talking to the girl, but she didn't reply back. The boy was looking at his father, but he looked back at the girl. The boy saw that her eyes were lifeless and dead. He wanted to know the reason why his father brought a stranger, he wanted to know the reason why there was blood on the girl's face, and he wanted to know the girl's name.

It has been a year since their younger sibling was captured. Still, their siblings were in grief and upset that they had lost a sibling. All siblings tried their best to get their sister back. However, it was a difficult task to do. It was even challenging just to walk on Nohrian ground.

Not only did they lose their younger sibling, but they also lost their father. Ever since then, the kingdom of Hoshido has been silent. In order to express their grief for the loss of a princess and a king, the first in line crowned prince came up with an idea.

On the night they lost two family members, the whole kingdom of Hoshido would light up paper lanterns and let it all float into the sky.

"It may take years, perhaps decades, for our princess to notice. However, I know that she will come back once she sees the light," the prince told his mother. His mother smiled and took his suggestion.

Every Hoshidan was ready to release their lantern in the sky. They were waiting for their signal, for the Hoshidan royal family to release their lantern first into the sky.

The regal black haired queen, the brown haired prince, and the red haired princess, had their hands onto the lantern. It had a special symbol on it: there was a dragon on it. Once they lit the lantern, they released the lantern into the sky.

Soon, the Hoshidan civilians released their lanterns into the sky as well. Lanterns flew from the castle, from the capital, from small villages, from the waters, from border, and from ships. The Hoshidan kingdom was lit by the lanterns. It was a beautiful sight to see.

The Hoshidan family wished for their lost sibling to see the floating lanterns. Their dream came true.

It has been a year since the little girl was captured by Nohrian king. She was standing on the highest balcony of the kingdom while wearing a black nightgown. She wanted to feel the cool breeze on her bare porcelain skin. However, her bright ruby eyes saw a lantern in the sky. She tilted her head from the sight. After seconds of seeing that one lantern, hundreds of lanterns followed the single lantern.

The girl was in awe. The whole kingdom of Nohr saw the lanterns as well. Soon, the kingdom was lit by the lanterns as well. She wondered why there were so many lanterns in the sky. What was the reason? Little did she know, it was all for her.

It has been another year since the Hoshidan princess was captured by the Nohrian king. This meant that there would be more lanterns floating in the sky. Yes, the Nohrian royal family knew the reason why there were so many lanterns in the sky, but they did not want to tell the stolen princess, because that would mean she would return to Hoshido.

The children of King Ganon did not want the Hoshidan princess to see the lanterns because she would grow more and more curious, but the king nagged them. "Let her be. She will never find out because I will never allow her to leave this fortress."

The siblings were standing on the balcony with their new little sister. The girl and boy noticed that her face was different from the day they first saw her. She had an energetic smile and innocent and curious ruby eyes. The little girl smiled back at her while the little boy blushed from seeing her innocence.

"Big sister Camilla, big brother Xander, are you excited to see the lanterns? Because I am!" The innocent girl giggled. Her left hand held her brother's right hand and her right hand held her sister's left hand. True, she would wait every day to see the lanterns. "I wonder why they always come out once a year."

This broke her elder siblings' hearts. They knew the reason, but they couldn't tell her. It felt as if a sword would impale their hearts to see how innocent the girl was acting towards the lanterns: excited and happy.

All of them saw the first lantern in the sky. After seconds, the rest of the lanterns followed. It was a beautiful sight. Since the siblings were busy on the previous night, it was the first time seeing the lanterns. All of their eyes glittered at the sight. It was truly a beautiful view to see.

"Beautiful," the purple haired girl claimed.

"Yes," the boy whispered. "Who knew that the Hoshidans are capable of creating something so beautiful?"

His little sister's ear twitched. She didn't understand what he was saying, so she looked at him. "What did you say, big brother Xander?"

Sweat was on his left temple. "Ah, it was nothing, Corrin." He reassured with a smile at his sister. She giggled back and looked back at the view.

All of them were happy to see the view on a quiet night. The siblings were happy together, even if the youngest did not have their blood. Yet, this would be one of the last nights where a happy moment between the siblings would happen.

Hello! The first scene was inspired by a work of fan art I saw and the second scene was inspired by Tangled's song, "I See the Light."

This story was supposed to be originally either a F!Corrin x Xander or F!Corrin x Ryoma fan fic, but I couldn't pick, so I decided to pick both.

It would be very helpful if you left a review to comment on my work or state a mistake. Hope you enjoyed the story, I promise that there will be more chapters coming!