But with a love so strong, Beowulf did not give up on Reis, but instead began a journey to find Reis and undo the spell that Bremondt had cursed her with.ДЄlong this journey, Ramza and Beowulf make it to Goland Coal City, where they must protect the Holy Dragon during battle. With her memories now gone, ReisвЂ“in her Holy Dragon formвЂ“roamed Ivalice alone. Once the spell took effect, Reis lost all of her memories and transformed into the вЂњHolyвЂќ Dragon. Reminiscent of AerithвЂ™s sacrifice for Cloud, Reis loved Beowulf so much that she jumped in the way just as Bremondt cast his spell, taking the hit so her beloved Beowolf wouldnвЂ™t be harmed. It was all for Cloud too.вЂњ ~ Maiden of the Planet When she did hesitate about leaving Cloud in sorrow, she would think about how it wouldnвЂ™t save her companions or the people of the world.

Will she let all humans die or was she going to avoid such a disaster in exchange for her lifeвЂ¦ But she never did think about it and was already prepared. Jealous that her heart belonged to Beowulf, Bremondt schemed to cast a curse on Beowulf so that Reis would be with him instead. Bremondt, the villain, was also in love with Reis and became delusional when he couldnвЂ™t win her heart. ItвЂ™s a story about a man named Beowulf and his lover Reis. And itвЂ™s his story that seems all too familiar. One of the things that is necessary to obtain Cloud is to do BeowulfвЂ™s sidequest story. Trade City of Sal Ghidos, there is an interesting detail that takes place prior to meeting Cloud that pulls this whole story together. While technically the Final Fantasy VII cameo begins when Ramza bumps into a flower girl in If not, then the player missed their only chance to have Cloud join RamzaвЂ™s forces.ДЄs if her occupation and looks werenвЂ™t enough to convince us that this was Aerith, if you purchase a flower from her she then speaks about her own вЂњ charming knightвЂќ rescuing her, which is very similar to the bodyguard dynamic that Cloud and Aerith shared in the original game. And in order to obtain Cloud, the player must choose for Ramza to purchase a flower from the flower girl. ItвЂ™s here that is the deciding factor in whether or not you obtain Cloud as a character later on. Though this flower girl doesnвЂ™t have a name, her appearance is enough for fans to make the logical connection to the tragic heroine. Instantly, players that have been acquainted with Final Fantasy VII will recognize this flower girl as none other than Aerith Gainsborough. While it hasnвЂ™t yet been proven to be a вЂњcanonвЂќ installment in CloudвЂ™s story, this game does serve as a reminder of Cloud and AerithвЂ™s bond. This is the first time, other than the original game, where we see CloudвЂ™s search for Aerith is revisited. Released on March 10th, 1997, Final Fantasy Tactics serves as CloudвЂ™s first cameo appearance as a non-playable character that assists Ramza for a brief time.

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