Ophilia ventures to the Seaside Grotto in order to rescue her from the two men. Upon speaking with Daniel, a boy she had seen acting suspiciously, she realizes that Donovan's daughter had been taken hostage by cultists who want the Sacred Flame. She is later unable to perform the Kindling due to Bishop Donovan's nervous behavior, which he excuses as unpreparedness. In Goldshore, Ophilia runs into Mattias once more. Fearing for his safety, Ophilia and Derryl chase after him, in time to save him from Hróðvitnir. Emil runs into The Murkwood to look further. Ophilia helps the boys reconcile and search for the brooch. Emil explains that Derryl had recently lost his mother and was upset because Emil had lost her brooch. She later spots a young boy, Emil, being harassed by his friends Derryl and Nate. Ophilia arrives in Saintsbridge and successfully kindles the Sacred Flame there. Ophilia resolves to venture into the Cave of Origin and take Aelfric's Lanthorn, placing the duty of the pilgrimage upon herself so that Lianna may remain at Josef's side. Crushed by the fear of what may become of her father, Lianna confides in Ophilia. As Ophilia speaks with Mattias, a merchant providing supplies for Lianna's journey, Archbishop Josef falls gravely ill. Ophilia's story begins at the onset of Lianna's pilgrimage.
Lianna hoped that this place would become Ophilia's favorite as well. Fortunately, Lianna, her adoptive sister, was able to help Ophilia out of her shell by bringing her atop a hill that overlooked the cathedral. At first, Ophilia shut herself away and refused to let anyone talk to her, thinking she was fated to be alone and miserable forever. The archbishop of Flamesgrace Cathedral, Josef, adopted her and treated her as if she was his own blood daughter. Prior to Story ġ5 years prior to the events of Octopath Traveler, Ophilia was orphaned as the result of the war that was Pardis III's first attempt to conquer all of Orsterra. Ophilia's description when selecting her. But unbeknownst to the both of you, events are about to take a tragic turn." As your adoptive sister-and best friend-prepares to embark on a perilous pilgrimage, you stand ever at her side. You hail from the snowswept Frostlands, where you dutifully serve the Order of the Flame under your adoptive father, the archbishop. "Your name is Ophilia, and you are a cleric. Therion says that Ophilia trusts others too easily, which can result in her being deceived.
However, it is often pointed out that she is too kind for her own good. Ophilia has a healthy relationship with her fellow travelers, often giving and seeking guidance from them. Lianna, however, was able to help her open up, allowing her to become the woman that she is today. Initially, upon being brought into the church, Ophilia was depressed and incredibly withdrawn after losing all of her family due to a war. He does hope that Ophilia's own kindness will not be her downfall and that she will never become a martyr. Josef compares her kindness to the Sacred Flame that illuminates the paths of everyone. However, she also has a strong resolve, willing to take on the church's holy pilgrimage, despite the possible repercussions, so that Lianna may remain by her ailing father's side. She does what she deems is the right thing and helps those in need whenever necessary. Ophilia is a soft-spoken young woman with a kind heart who was raised by Archbishop Josef himself. In her sprites, her gloves and eyes are brown. She wears a white hooded cape over her shoulders that is held together by a golden trinket, a white dress that reaches to her ankles with blue godets and gold accents, black gloves, and leather lace-up boots. Ophilia has long, blonde hair that reaches her shoulders and is styled straight. Ophilia embarks on a pilgrimage to restore light to the realm in her adoptive sister’s stead after Archbishop Josef falls seriously ill. She is one of the sisters that work at the Church of Flamesgrace. Ophilia Clement is one of eight playable characters in Octopath Traveler. Ophilia to her sister Lianna, before departing her home.
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