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[taintedfayth]

How very fascinating. By some strange enchantment, it appears that this book allows us to communicate with others-- I have never seen such a device before. Perhaps it is a relic of ancient Zanarkand, though it does not seem to be a machina. I wonder what Maester Kinoc would have to say about this; such a pity that he has passed on

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[al_bhed_cutie]

Oh, you've gotta be kidding me!!

[taintedfayth]

Another guardian. Are all of you here as well?

[al_bhed_cutie]

Not all, but enough of us are!

[taintedfayth]

And determined as ever, I see.

[al_bhed_cutie]

Yeah, well, even though I haven't seen you in a few years, I still don't like you!

[taintedfayth]

I can assure you, the feeling is mutual.

But you say 'years'... exactly how much time has passed since you and Lady Yuna were brought here?

[al_bhed_cutie]

Yunie got here a few months ago, and I've been here for about half a year.

But back home, I haven't seen you for two years!

[taintedfayth]

Then it is true that time passes differently here. On Spira, I spoke with all of you just a few short hours ago-- have you no memories of that encounter in Bevelle?

[al_bhed_cutie]

Okay, simpler...I'm from your future!

[taintedfayth]

And what becomes of Spira in this future?

[al_bhed_cutie]

The calm, you're dead, Yunie's no longer a summoner. Lots of good things!

[taintedfayth]

Then Yuna's pilgrimage was a success... I expected no less of her. She is truly the daughter of High Summoner Braska.

[al_bhed_cutie]

Of course it was!

[taintedfayth]

Yet you say that she is 'no longer' a summoner. How is that possible? If she summoned the Final Aeon and defeated Sin, she should have met the same fate as her father before her.

[al_bhed_cutie]

She had help.

[taintedfayth]

Ah, of course. She was Spira's light, their beacon of hope in the face of Sin and its destruction.