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Fire Emblem: Three Houses (2019)

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Before making our preparations in invading the Kingdom, we get a surprise attack from the Knights of Seiros, who have allied themselves with Faerghus, and have crossed the Valley of Torment and are preparing to take over Garreg Mach. We will have to take on Seteth, Flayn, and the other knights, and they will not hold back anything in the fight against the Black Eagle Strike Force.

As for the rest of the description, I recommend watching the full video before reading past this point of the description

This battle is kind of similar to Chapter 14 on all other routes, except this time our opponents are the Knights of Seiros, and unlike other routes where we prepare for an enemy attack, on this route, we get a surprise attack, because our original plan was to invade the Kingdom.
Seteth is our opponent for this chapter, and there are a bunch of Church Soldiers on this map, and there are two Knights of Seiros on this map, a Sniper and a Warrior, which would be Shamir and Alois if you didn't recruit them. If you have either Shamir or Alois recruited, but not the other, they do have special dialogue if you have them fight each other.
The enemy is planning a fire attack, and there are some hidden Church Soldiers, which will spawn when you get closer, when you enter columns 6-12 and rows 10-26, reinforcements spawn near the center of the map, and when entering columns 13-10 and rows 10-16, Flayn and a bunch of reinforcements will spawn. The fire attack will happen on Turn 12, so try and defeat the Warrior group on the right side of the map to stop the fire attack.
I could go over the Knight of Seiros, the Warrior would be Alois if he was not recruited, he has the Axe of Zoltan, a powerful axe that requires an A Rank to wield, and he does drop that when defeated. He will be using the Onager to try and attack your units from far away, he has Axe Crit +10 and Hit +20, so watch out for those, magic attacks can make quick work of him.
Then the Sniper, that would be Shamir if she was not recruited, has Bowrange +2, giving her extra range with her Silver Bow, she doesn't have Close Counter, so you can take her out with close range attacks.
Then for the most important thing to take note of, and that is fighting Flayn and Seteth, in order to spare them, you need to have one of them fight Byleth at least once, and when defeated, they will go into hiding, if you defeat them and they don't fight Byleth, they will die. If you didn't do their paralogue, Flayn would have Caduceus Staff, and Seteth would have Spear of Assal, making them much harder to fight, so Flayn would have extra range from Caduceus Staff, and Seteth's Spear of Assal deals bonus damage against your cavalry units. If you did their paralogue, Flayn instead has a Magic Staff, and Seteth uses a Silver Lance.
Starting with Flayn, she is a Bishop with the Crest of Cethleann, she has Abraxas, a very powerful Faith spell, and her Magic stat is very high, so that can do heavy damage. She does have Miracle, so there is a chance she will survive a powerful hit, her Defense is low, so using weapons can take her out, but in order to spare them, you need to fight with Byleth, then you can defeat Flayn and Seteth which whoever you want.
Seteth is much harder, he is a Wyvern Lord, he has Ochain Shield, which protects him from critical hits, and he has Flying Effect Null, protecting him from bonus damage against flying units. He has Cichol Wyvern Co., which he will likely use right away, when fighting Seteth, try and weaken him a bit with Gambits, and then finish him off with one of your units, and if you choose to fight Seteth first, if you have Byleth fight him, you can spare him and Flayn.
After the battle, depending on what happens, if Seteth and Flayn were spared, Rhea will receive a letter from Seteth, where they will go into hiding, as he considers Flayn's life more important than everything else. If you didn't spare them, which is not have Byleth fight either of them, Rhea will swear revenge in the name of the Nabateans, she is very scary in that scene.
Then we see Randolph, he can't even survive on one route, and Hubert will mention that the Knights of Seiros have taken a heavy blow if you did not recruit Alois.
Another thing to note, if you did not spare Seteth or Flayn, the paralogue "Legend of the Lake" will not be accessible, even if you didn't attempt that, this is likely because the Immovable, or Saint Indech, is likely related to Seteth and Flayn in some way, and if you kill them, you can't even do the paralogue, screwing you out on getting The Inexhaustible.

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