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Having been trained by Willem, Tiat develops expert swordsmanship skills. She is able to fight on par with Willem who was fighting at full strength, despite having a beast's body at the time. | Having been trained by Willem, Tiat develops expert swordsmanship skills. She is able to fight on par with Willem who was fighting at full strength, despite having a beast's body at the time. | ||
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*Tiat's name seems to be derived from two deities. 'Tiat' is a reference to Tiamat, the Babylonian dragon goddess of chaos while 'Siba' is a reference to Shiva, the Hindu god of destruction and transformation. | *Tiat's name seems to be derived from two deities. 'Tiat' is a reference to Tiamat, the Babylonian dragon goddess of chaos while 'Siba' is a reference to Shiva, the Hindu god of destruction and transformation. | ||
*Tiat’s intelligence seems to be the lowest out of the four new fairy soldiers, even loud and energetic Collon understands specific situations faster than her without further explanation. This trait of hers bears a striking resemblance to Chtholly. | *Tiat’s intelligence seems to be the lowest out of the four new fairy soldiers, even loud and energetic Collon understands specific situations faster than her without further explanation. This trait of hers bears a striking resemblance to Chtholly. | ||