At first, she had been confused, even a bit frightened. The last thing she truly remembered was falling finally into that deep sleep against Kai's shoulder. She had finally given up, had stopped fighting the sensation and had relaxed against him with the memories of blue water and her family burning within
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By the time she saw the shack, and Saya, she was hungry. She headed towards them, shoes in her hand.
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"Hello."
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"Are you in the mood for anything in particular?"
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So she explores these visions of a world without steel or mako. The beach is a place she explores with searching eyes and fingers curling through the sand, lifting it into both hands and feeling its coolness as the grains slowly trickle back out into the evening breeze. Her boots are already removed, forgotten.
... She wants to swim. The thought has her looking around discreetly before she sees the colorful little shack -- something she hadn't spotted before. For the moment, she drops the sand and puts her idea of a dip aside to approach the sillhouette against the lights.
"Hello!"
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After a moment, she can see Aerith more clearly against the sun setting far out over the ocean and a smile she had almost forgotten how to use tugs at lips. How the other had managed to land in her dream, Saya couldn't say. But that was no reason to ignore her.
"Hello." She spots Aerith's bare feet only because her own are bare as well and she seems destined to check if others are as well. "Enjoying the beach?"
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How did she explain it? For a moment, Saya is silent. She decides after a brief bit of consideration that even if the other woman seems to think she's not altogether right in the head, it's better to be honest.
"This is my dream. I guess you could say I live here."
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