Skargo

Skargo (スカルゴ, Sukarugo) is a character in In the Land of Leadale. Skargo is Cayna's eldest son, who was placed into public service through the Foster System.

Appearance
Skargo is a young adult elf with medium long hair and pointy ears. He is usually dressed in a High Priest robe.

Biography
Skargo is a level 300 elf, raised to specialize in holy magic recovery, status ailments recovery, and physical buffs. He is incredibly adept at using Oscar-Roses Scatter with Beauty, a skill that had, for some reason, been given to him just for kicks. Freely throws around various effects on a whim. He is surprisingly popular with the public and serves as High Priest and is the third most influential person in the Kingdom of Felskeilo. He adores his mother to the point of fanaticism.

Relationships

 * Cayna: Skargo's mother. Cayna finds Skargo's over-the-top behavior grating, and she often scolds him for it.


 * Mai-Mai: Skargo's younger sister. They do not always get along, despite their mutual love for their mother, due to their contrasting personalities.


 * Kartatz: Skargo's younger brother.


 * Luka: Skargo's youngest sister. His enthusiastic personality versus Luka's timid one made their first meeting strained, but he is happy to have her in the family.

For further specifics about Skargo's family, please see Cayna's Family Tree.


 * Agaido: Agaido and Skargo work closely together as members of the government of Felskeilo.


 * Myleene: Myleene has developed a crush on Skargo after visiting the church to seek his advice.

Abilities



 * Skill:
 * Holy Magic Recovery
 * Purification Magic
 * Poison Purification
 * Movement Up
 * Flight Magic
 * Special skill:
 * Telepathy
 * Oscar ¬ Roses Scatter with Beauty

Trivia

 * Skargo is accidentally responsible for the rumor about his mother and Shining Saber being engaged, due to his own misunderstanding.
 * Cayna considered erasing his mind and implanting a new personality. Given Kartatz reaction, it's entirely possible magic can do this; unaware she was thinking from a programming point of view.