Lefiya should definitely sound Irish or Scottish. Though the accent used in Tears to Tiara Anime dubbed for the Gael Clan would sound about right in my opinion.
For Bell I can't help but think it wouldn't be too bad. Im not too sure about France, but I dont watch english dubs much so. I recall some fanfiction author giving Bell some stereotyped Irish accent. In the Tears to Tiara dub, people may feel annoyed by the characters speaking in. Lili and Welf having accents would have added to their comedic duo effect. Something they could hide if need be, such as when Zeus raised Bell. Something of royalty, but her dub was not that far off from her Japanese VA, so it would be more of a script writing. Riveria should have had a more principled tone. I recall some fanfiction author giving Bell some stereotyped Irish accent. The story is really good and will keep you guessing episode after episode. The world of Tears to Tiara has magic, swords, elves, and many more fantasy elements. from its nists have forfeited, by setting the English to pull the tion. I really enjoyed Tears to Tiara, I would really recommend it to anyone into anime that resembles a videogame. Something they could hide if need be, such as when Zeus raised Bell. Will she eat humble pie, or candidate for the tiara. Maybe some sort of deeper tone for the Deities, like in Stargate with the Gou'ld and Tok'ra use, but not too deep or overbearing. Then Aisha, Lena, Samara and the other Amazons from the Istar Familia having a different accent or several that could lead you to believe that most if not all had never been to the Amazon motherland, let alone having been born there. Like the Twins having an accent that defines their homeland or perhaps speaking more similar to Loki. Perhaps Daphne could have had a Welsh, Scot, or French tilt in her voice. Though for a city so diverse, I wish there were more accents to be used. Some dubbing needs finer development, but overall I was very pleased.
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