Crystal in the rough - [ CLOSED ]

Jul 12, 2011 22:09

Snow was in a great mood. But Snow was always in a pretty good mood when Serah was happy - and Serah was happy just to be around him, so that alwaya worked out. But seeing her face, how absolutely ecstatic she was when they spotted Lightning on the Observation Deck ... they were pretty lucky, he thought. And in that joyous moment when he thought ( Read more... )

snow villiers, serah farron, sazh katzroy, lightning, !location: the city, !status: closed

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willnotleaveyou July 13 2011, 03:19:20 UTC
The last time Serah had wandered into an unknown structure, bad things happened. Very bad things. For that reason,she wasn't terribly compelled to explore the city on her own-she kept her curiosity in check, and instead preferred to poke around the city with Snow. Of course, having her sister there and now Sazh as well definitely warranted a group adventure, and Serah was happy to give the two of them a glimpse of their new (temporary?) home.

It became clear to her that Snow was more familiar with the city than she was, so for the moment she was content to let him do most of the talking. She walked by his side and watched for the reactions of her newly-awakened companions.

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choco_fro July 13 2011, 04:00:33 UTC
Sazh took in the sights, though his thoughts were elsewhere. He followed quietly, letting Snow do all the talking. He didn't know Serah, though he knew enough that she was the one that Snow was trying get back. It only made him wonder if his son was somewhere here as well.

He missed the last few things that Snow had said.

"Right, so what are we supposed to do around here anyway?"

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blindinginstant July 13 2011, 06:25:02 UTC
Lightning was generally the silent and short-on-words one as it was, so at least no one would be surprised when she said very little during the tour. She did look at everything pointed out, though, making a mental map. She'd need to know where she was going and when, if something ever happened. Which, considering that all the former l'cie just happened to be getting kidnapped by some fleshy space ship, she was putting bets on 'something bad will happen.'

At Sazh's question she shrugged her shoulders. "Try to survive," same as ever, really. "And save the universe in the process. With all the comforts of home, including a... tea house." She couldn't help but glance over at the structure Snow had just pointed out with a bit of incredulity. Giant war machines, talking space ship, fine. But why the hell was there a tea house?

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coldhardfisting July 13 2011, 06:44:47 UTC
Snow let out a small laugh when he heard that all-too-familiar tone in Lightning's voice. "That's pretty much what it is. Ways to pass the time and keep sane until it's time to head on out." He wondered if they'd be doing that soon - there had been a message from that group that was sent down for a mission. Things didn't sound good at all from that alone, and then they had lost contact with them entirely.

"It's 'cause we've got kids here, too. And civilians." He shrugged his shoulders with a small sigh. "Don't ask me why the ship decided to wake them up, though." He still didn't understand the process behind Stacy's choice in awakenings. "It puts a lot more on our plate. But then again," he added, putting a fist up with a small smile, "I'm pretty sure we can handle anything they add to it."

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