His mystic artes are Bolt Tempest and Divine Wrath. After becoming the Shepherd, Sorey gains the ability to purify hellions and armatize with seraphim. While he is often right-handed, he is also shown to be extremely versatile in battle, quickly switching his grip or hand to execute an arte right before switching back. Sorey uses a short sword with a self-taught skill from hunting prickleboars. He has a tendency to get excited about ancient history, particularly ruins. He puts others first, to the point of self-sacrifice when Alisha is his Squire, he does not tell her that his vision is failing because he does not want her to worry. He is generally calm and easygoing, taking everything in stride and making the best of things. Due to his natural earnestness, Sorey is also a bad liar, evidenced when Sergei Strelka questions him in Lastonbell. Because he has never left his hometown, he is curious about things he has never experienced before, but his sheltered upbringing also makes him naive. This trait becomes his flaw because, as a Shepherd, he cannot take sides in the conflict between nations in order to avoid being corrupted by malevolence and causing even greater strife. Sorey's kindhearted personality shapes him into a person who cannot leave someone who is troubled alone. The cape, fashioned after the style of past Shepherds, was given to him by Alisha Diphda as thanks for helping her. His attire consists of a blue shirt with white gloves, black pants with white boots, and a large white cape that extends over his chest. He has green eyes and wears yellow feather earrings. Sorey has brown hair, which is slightly shifted to the right. It is implied that Sorey eventually returns to the world after much time has passed, rescuing Mikleo from a collapsing ruin. He then falls into a deep sleep to nurture the land's resonance and heal it from the malevolence. Sorey ultimately kills the Lord of Calamity without falling to malevolence after truly understanding his duty. He is test physically, mentally, and spiritually during his quest as he learns more about the world, the new Lord of Calamity, Heldalf, and even about his past and how it ties into the events that are taking place. Together they journey with Alisha, and eventually the mysterious merchant trader Rose, to restore order to the world and beat back the malevolence wrought by the new Lord of Calamity. During this festival, he fights off the threat of the hellion and pulls the legendary sword from the alter, declaring to the world that the Shepard has returned.Īlong the way, Sorey meets many different seraphim who aid him in his quest to bring back a peaceful world, including Lailah, a Fire seraph with the power of the flames of purification, Edna, a "unique" Earth seraph, and the Wind seraphim Zaveid and Dezel. The two journey off to the city of Ladylake where their fates would change forever.ĭuring their time in the city, the growing threat of the malevolence coming from agitated civilians on edge grows out of control all the while during a festival to honor the legacy of those who were once called the Shepherds, leading guides of humanity, warriors destined to beat back the darkness and bring light back to the world. Worried for her safety, Sorey and Mikleo leave the village in the dead of night to catch up to her and warn her of the threat on her life. However, after she leaves, a mysterious fox-like assassin shows up looking for her, having killed one of the seraphim named Mason. Together with Mikleo he brings her back to his village and helps her get back on her feet so she can travel home. It is during one of his explorations into nearby ruins that they encounter a knight named Alisha unconscious in the middle of the temple. He and Mikleo grew up with a love for archeology, studying old ruins and legends, especially those contained in the Celestial Records. There he was raised with his Seraphim friend Mikleo for 17 years before the start of the events of the game. Sorey's mother was killed during the Dawn of Chaos, and Sorey was taken in by Gramps to Elysia.
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