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Tifa covered her mouth and nose as she walked the streets of Midgar.
Her eyes tracked across the ruins and she sighed deeply, how had it ever come to this? She swallowed hard and let her hands fall to her side. She would not be disgusted by this place. This had been her home for many years and she had made good friends in this place, she owed it more respect than scrunching up her nose at it.
She wandered over what remained of the town. A small smile curling the tips of her lips up as she remembered the days that had past, the laughter and the better days. The days when everything had been so complicated and yet so simple all at the same time. Tifa eventually located where her bar had been and she took a seat on the ground and simply looked at the space. As her mind went back over her memories, she realised something. She missed those days.
The woman was so caught up in her memories, she didn't notice the eyes that watched her from the dark shadows. She didn't hear the whispers of Avalanche and she didn't even hear them as they sprung on her. A muffled scream was the only sound that pierced the disturbing quiet which had fallen over Midgar since the days of old.
And once more, silence fell over the otherwise deserted city.
Her eyes tracked across the ruins and she sighed deeply, how had it ever come to this? She swallowed hard and let her hands fall to her side. She would not be disgusted by this place. This had been her home for many years and she had made good friends in this place, she owed it more respect than scrunching up her nose at it.
She wandered over what remained of the town. A small smile curling the tips of her lips up as she remembered the days that had past, the laughter and the better days. The days when everything had been so complicated and yet so simple all at the same time. Tifa eventually located where her bar had been and she took a seat on the ground and simply looked at the space. As her mind went back over her memories, she realised something. She missed those days.
The woman was so caught up in her memories, she didn't notice the eyes that watched her from the dark shadows. She didn't hear the whispers of Avalanche and she didn't even hear them as they sprung on her. A muffled scream was the only sound that pierced the disturbing quiet which had fallen over Midgar since the days of old.
And once more, silence fell over the otherwise deserted city.