Tifa and Rude
Tifa had been aimlessly wandering around the three areas that had been 'open' to her the past few days and didn't like it at all. Two of them were too foreign for her, and... well... Bone Village just couldn't be welcoming no matter how she looked at it.
It was one of the cities they went through on the way to the Forbidden Forest. Where Aeris was murdered.
The dreary town made her miss her friend so much and she felt herself clench her fists as she thought about it. It was harder to go through here without anyone that she knew.
Or rather, that she wanted to know. As far as she knew, Reno and Rude were the only ones there that she knew (even though Reno made a crack about a female Cloud), but they were Turks. They were affiliated with Shinra. Therefore, Tifa didn't want to have anything to do with them and tried to go out of her way to avoid them.
Avoiding bars was easy enough and unless Shinra was there barking orders at them, she couldn't possibly think of anywhere else that they would be. So in the meantime, she was just making her way toward the plains again since it was the only place that she could sit down and think. Besides, if she sat on the edge of the cliff, she could keep an eye out for certain blond haired men.
It was one of the cities they went through on the way to the Forbidden Forest. Where Aeris was murdered.
The dreary town made her miss her friend so much and she felt herself clench her fists as she thought about it. It was harder to go through here without anyone that she knew.
Or rather, that she wanted to know. As far as she knew, Reno and Rude were the only ones there that she knew (even though Reno made a crack about a female Cloud), but they were Turks. They were affiliated with Shinra. Therefore, Tifa didn't want to have anything to do with them and tried to go out of her way to avoid them.
Avoiding bars was easy enough and unless Shinra was there barking orders at them, she couldn't possibly think of anywhere else that they would be. So in the meantime, she was just making her way toward the plains again since it was the only place that she could sit down and think. Besides, if she sat on the edge of the cliff, she could keep an eye out for certain blond haired men.