Her chance came when the Koben Empire  attacked Miras' ports to the north. Fearing the possibility that a  conflict would fall on Cantor in the future, Eir joined Miras' Military  much to the disapproval of her mother. While initially training as a milite in the Legion, Eir proved she was quite skilled with a bow and arrow and due to the nature of the situation, was offered a place in the Flight Regiment as they needed skilled bowmen in the sky; the condition being that she's to undergo extensive training under an experienced  person of higher rank. She was then introduced to a Decurion by the name, Floran Thoregar and not even a couple days had passed since she was assigned to the Flight Regiment before they jumped straight into training. There was no time to waste as the attack on Amedra and Belport was only the beginning of what's to come.

Barely out of training, she was thrown right into war where she suffered her first real traumatic scar when she was forced into the dire situation of having to kill a person to save another, her mentor. Having survived her first battle, she spent a good amount of her down time trying to decompress and come to terms with what being at war truly meant…

In the inbetween, she, and many other military personnel, along with locals, volunteered for an expedition into the Leywood with the goal of saving Nisalvani from its sudden thorn problem that plagued their region. The journey through the Wild Ley hadn’t been easy as her team ran into various challenges along their path, however, many trinkets of knowledge were also gained- of an ancient civilization, deep within. Unbeknownst to her, her possession of a jar of green flame that she had received a while back had turned out to be one of many key items to activate an ancient gate, although she was sad to have to part with the green flame that once gave her comfort. Later on, the expedition ran into the target of their quest, the Ley Elk, their chance at saving Nisalvani. And while a confrontation with the creature had ensued, her team ultimately came to the conclusion to not harm the Ley Elk as the risk of what would happen should they kill it was too great. At the end of that expedition, a journal she had found detailing the flora and fauna was sent to Delverne to have a copy made for further study, of which later she made a trip to the Delverne Church to pick up the original when it was time.

The downtime didn’t last for long, when once more, their military mobilized after coming into possession of Cinden Dragons. Having been appointed as a Cinden rider, they were sent overseas to lay siege to their enemy. Eir’s experience turned more violent with the dragon additions and her surroundings became a sea of flames. Within those flames, her mentor ran into a surprise attack by a Kobener and she was once more aiding in her mentor’s rescue and flying him back to the ship.

Unfortunately, while she was off fighting for her hometown, a complete takeover of Cantor by Delverne was taking place. This takeover resulted in her mother’s death, with only a letter from her own brother as confirmation. An anger towards him welled up, pitting him as the villian and reason for her death.

Upon her return, the continuous trauma had drained her soul. She still functioned on the outside like she normally did, but on the inside she felt numb. She was still a very young elf compared to those who have lived over a hundred years or more, and hadn’t fully developed effective coping mechanisms to deal with the darkness of the world and every now and again her health would take a hit.

Some time later, they were asking for volunteers yet again for another expedition into the Leywood. But this time there was an added urgency as Delverne had broken the barrier to fulfill their ambitions. The race through the ancient city contained inside came to an end as the Cantish side came faced with the Ley Elk, Tharoneos, once again. They were allowed to ask it questions, of which Eir’s question of why it hated elves was met with a violent vision of being engulfed in flames. She hadn’t much time to comprehend what she was shown when she was forced to witness the horror of Tharoneos being decapitated by Delverne. The end result was Tharoneos scattering both sides all across Alva.

Ripped from her current location, Eir ended up in Delverne of all places, right near her brother’s location. Her immense anger upon seeing him, and the lingering effects of having been teleported through unknown means, caused her to faint a few moments after confronting her brother.

Having now found herself laying low in Delverne as she recovers, she reluctantly decided to live with her brother, pretending to be his assistant to avoid raising suspicion. For a short time it seemed like their relationship was improving one tiny step at a time, until the Goddess awoke, and a call, that even Eir couldn’t escape being affected by, rang for any elf with light elf blood to come to her. Eir was able to resist it, though it was a struggle, but Lleu, who had also been affected by the call, had suddenly changed his stance on their relationship and ultimately betrayed her to use her as a sacrifice to satiate his curiosity of what would happen if one with light elf blood where to answer the call.

And so Eir, who had tired of war and wanted to leave it all behind, was once again pulled back into a war, as if life refused her escape. As one of Aurea’s Ascended, she continues to fight, without having any memory of who she was in life. A blessing, or a curse.

Currently, after suffering a humiliating defeat during the battle at the Citadel and having her Goddess torn into many parts, Eir was able to later redeem herself by defeating a familiar foe, causing him to retreat, and claiming Aurea’s eye. However, a small hitch almost cost her that victory as many moving parts were at work during her battle. Fortunately for her, she was saved from an unknown fate and was able to continue her aid in putting Aurea together again.