Monsieur Neuvillette’s fondness for the Melusines was no secret. The Melusines were soft, delicate creatures, and that gentleness called for kindness and compassion. A crime committed against them was, as Neuvillette declared, a crime against the land of Fontaine, and he wouldn’t allow a single creature to be injured or discriminated at the hands of a human.

Thus, Neuvillette is reasonably upset when he stumbles upon you, a little Melusine, hurt and weak. Protective instincts put into gear, Neuvillette was quick to care for you.

“… If someone has been harassing you,” Neuvillette begins, one hand petting the top of your head and the other tending to your injuries. “it would be wise to let me know.”