FFTA - Marche's wish

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Everyone else who was transported to Ivalice by the Gran Grimoire had some kind of wish granted: Ritz's hair, Doned's health, Mewt's family...so why wouldn't Marche's wish have been granted as well? After having defeated Llednar, Marche is prepared to do whatever it takes to put an end to the fantasy, but Remedi has an advantage his previous opponents didn't.

As the Li-Grim, she is made of the wishes that formed Ivalice; namely, the wishes of the ones who read and activated the Gran Grimoire: Mewt, Ritz, Doned...and Marche. She knows the wishes that they had, even though Marche tried to seem like he didn't have one. Instead, he had a wish that, unconsciously, he tried to deny because he was ashamed of it, and later because he was afraid if he acknowledged it, it would stop him from going back. For Marche, whose life was run by his parents' divorce and his brother's poor health, who wasn't really able to decide anything in his own life...what he wanted was power and control.

Of course, too much would conflict with Mewt's wish, so instead of simply giving him a position of power, Marche was put in a position to gain it. Suddenly appearing in a city, suddenly being found by the person who was in charge of a clan without much in the way of leadership or reputation, but with potential to become strong. What Marche was granted was the opportunity to claim power and control for himself, which he did. And he enjoyed it.

Remedi has the knowledge she needs to stop Marche, because while everyone else simply tried to stop him by force or by claiming that Ivalice was better...she simply knows the proper way to disrupt him: "After all this time, the time fighting, the battles, all that you've seen, the comrades you've fought with, the conflict and power you've embraced, do you really believe that you will be able to go back to a mundane life? Rather, do you think that a mundane world can accept you, who became so embroiled in combat? The person who came to this world with nothing but the desire to become strong and to seize the world as a conqueror. Whether it's swinging your sword against monsters, clashing blades with a worthy foe, or taking control of cities and countrysides, you enjoy this world far too much to end it."

And he can't find the words to argue, because she's right. Cid tries to intervene, but as far as Remedi is concerned, he's been running a bit too free, so she sends him away. Whether he'll be back...depends on if Mewt thinks to ask for him. In the meantime, there is a bit of a problem. The crystals are all destroyed, Cid and Babus went rogue, and Llednar is gone. Of course, it's not suitable for the queen to be fighting, but the army won't stand up against a truly powerful enemy. Luckily, the person who defeated Llednar is right there, in a bit of a fragile state. He just needs a bit of an adjustment to be brought around to the right point of view.

Remedi seduces Marche, alternating their roles as dominant and submissive and using magic to solidify his lust for control and dominance as well as his submission to her control. By the time she's done, Marche has fallen from a noble hero on a quest to return the world to the way it should be to a warrior who lusts for sex and violence, and who will commit horrible crimes on her orders, with the same protection as Llednar and complete immunity to the law. Well, practically speaking, there's not too much difference in how he acts, aside from his obedience to the queen. He returns to the clan, announcing his failure to restore the world, and that he will instead embrace life in Ivalice.

As things progress, he does things that, while the clan might find them questionable, aren't enough to shake their faith in their leader. Starting out with systematically taking every female in the clan to bed at least once, leaving them all infatuated and eager to impress him in the hopes of a repeat performance. He subjugates other clans, making them offer tribute as he sees appropriate. And when Ritz and Shara try to join..."What, you're going to just abandon your clan? Well, in that case...officially, I can't accept everyone in Clan Ritz, so why don't you both just stay with it as its leaders? I'll still happily accept you, and the rest, as my subordinates." Most of them aren't eager, but after he single-handedly defeats the entire clan, then proceeds to fuck them into submission, they learn to love their new leader.

In summary, Remedi fucks Marche, mentally and physically, to make him stop trying to bring back the real world and make him her servant. He winds up enjoying it, then takes his new role as carte blanche to effectively take over Ivalice, and winds up mind-breaking the females of his clan and Clan Ritz into being his loving slaves.

I'd expect plenty of femdom from Remedi, intermixed with Marche domming her, just to mess with him and let him think he might wind up in control. At some point, I'd expect her forcing some foot worship, just to complete her dominance and his submission, along with at least one instance of throne sex and frequent reminders that she's Mewt's mother and Cid's wife. For the rest, three or more-somes, dominance, taking advantage of the viera jobs that have those short skirts for easy access, probably at least a bit of taking out frustration at Remedi on them. Definitely a threesome with Ritz and Shara at some point, maybe do something with Ritz's hair.