[Closed] YRP war council
Who: Yuna, Rikku and Paine
When: Shortly after this
Where: The library
What: Comparing notes, and Paine becoming convinced everyone else has amnesia
Warnings: None.
Rikku clicked off her sphere and sat back in the overstuffed chair, thinking. She had mostly avoided doing that up till now - as the piles of books leaning drunkenly around her testified, she'd found something to keep herself busy. Thank goodness for Kefka - she'd never have come in here if he hadn't suggested she look for information on airship building. Now, she had more than she could ever have imagined - most of it conflicting, but that was the challenge, wasn't it?
Hopefully Paine was over that stupid, ridiculous amnesia thing. Rikku missed talking to her. Besides, she needed to pester her about Gippal.
She hoped they'd be here soon, and be able to find her. It was a winding way between the stacks to her hidey-hole, but she figured she was less likely to be discovered and asked to leave if she kept out of the way. Once the three of them were back together, well... "There's nothing the Gullwings can't do!" she announced loudly, pumping her fist in the air for emphasis. One of the library moogles gave her a disapproving look. "Sorry," she apologized in a stage whisper.
When: Shortly after this
Where: The library
What: Comparing notes, and Paine becoming convinced everyone else has amnesia
Warnings: None.
Rikku clicked off her sphere and sat back in the overstuffed chair, thinking. She had mostly avoided doing that up till now - as the piles of books leaning drunkenly around her testified, she'd found something to keep herself busy. Thank goodness for Kefka - she'd never have come in here if he hadn't suggested she look for information on airship building. Now, she had more than she could ever have imagined - most of it conflicting, but that was the challenge, wasn't it?
Hopefully Paine was over that stupid, ridiculous amnesia thing. Rikku missed talking to her. Besides, she needed to pester her about Gippal.
She hoped they'd be here soon, and be able to find her. It was a winding way between the stacks to her hidey-hole, but she figured she was less likely to be discovered and asked to leave if she kept out of the way. Once the three of them were back together, well... "There's nothing the Gullwings can't do!" she announced loudly, pumping her fist in the air for emphasis. One of the library moogles gave her a disapproving look. "Sorry," she apologized in a stage whisper.