[Hemisphere]

Originally Posted by Insane

About Tigre, i wonder where does the "voice" of his bow come from. Is it voice of the bow itself, or some kind of natural force that supports him?
Based on summaries from Erhjegel before, i began to think that perhaps his most redeeming feature is not his archery but his capability in creating strategy, because no matter how unfavorable the condition (e.g. 2000 soldier vs 200 soldier), he's capable of turning the table and crush his enemies despite being outmatched. After all, a 'King' needs to use his brain more than his brute force.

Spoiler for The Bow's Voice:

She is the Goddess of Death and the Night, Tir na Fa, and the one who handed down the bow to Tigre's ancestor many many years ago.

She supports him but at the same time tests him; in her own words, she is looking forward to the day when Tigre finally makes the bow his. She has never spoken to Tigre beyond the day she tested him when he and Tita stumbled into her shrine with the bow's guidance.

Tigre's most outstanding feature is indeed his quick-thinking and mind for tactics and strategy; it is also why Elen and Mila scolds him whenever he gets too hasty or presumptuous. His archery is also another strong point; he is able to completely take out brigade leaders from obscene ranges despite the toughest of weather/daylight conditions. Leading to battle formations crumbling in mere seconds with no leader to guide them (though this proved useless during the battle between Elen's forces and Mila's troops in volume 2).

There is literally no other archer as good as Tigre.