[Perhaps half a day after Excenmille has set off to retrieve Rahal, he's managed to battle the obvious nausea which is part and parcel of travelling via airship. He enters Oilvert without much circumstance -- the monsters within not even putting up much of a fight. Magic has never been his forte, so going without means absolutely nothing to him. He
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Took you long enough, Excenmille!
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[The response is easy, assured, and showing that he means nothing of the sort. In fact, his own smile, the smile that Rahal dubbed "that arrogant mug of his" is surfacing -- thanks to the fact that he finally knows that the other is okay. He clears the space between the pair of them after dispatching a garuda with a deft blow -- scratching his head a little. His smile falls.
...Odd. The other doesn't seem injured enough to warrant the nonsense he spewed earlier about the war being over...]
Come. This place is tiresome already.
[And there's a pair of chocobo chicks he's tethered outside...
He's not worried. Really, he's not.
...Okay, he is.]
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[He claps a hand on Excenmille's shoulder and nods.]
Aye, I agree. It's a somber place to begin with, not one for reunions. Bistillot would love it, though. Would that all of the Swiftwing joined me here... We've all been worried for you for a time.
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[It's jest more than anything. Excenmille, for one, knows that Rahal has strength far beyond his years and more aptitude with a blade than perhaps any of the iron rams. His face darkens though as the other speaks of the griffins -- eyes narrowing. The other seems in a state that's sound enough to not spout nonsense, but... ]
What? It was but a few days past you and the Swiftwing aided us locating my fath-- that accursed mannequin in the northlands.
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I have been training with them for months. But I still cannot best Captain Rongelouts. Perhaps I have been getting soft, as you say.
[And then he stops, his mouth open in shock.]
A few days ago?! Excenmille, that happened months ago. In fact you've not even been on San d'Oria soil for a couple of weeks, at least.
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