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Memoria: Fondest Memory - Group 2

Mar 18, 2011 19:25

Characters: Relm, Percy and Vanille
Progress: In-Progress
Summary: More Memoria
Location: ???
Date: MEMORIATIME. IDK.
Warnings: Moustaches.

( And did you all find your somethings in this broken world that just won't die? )

oerba dia vanille, relm arrowny, warrior of light

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for_cosmos March 18 2011, 19:51:26 UTC

Unlike Relm, the warrior was not angered by the place they had found themselves. He was instead still thinking of the things that had happened thus far, and the differences between what the others had experienced, and what he had. They had both apparently known about the events that had occurred to them- or, they remembered experiencing them before.

That, of course, implicated that what he had seen had been a part of his own past as well- but though he had felt it happening at the time, he still didn't remember it, and that troubled him.

He paused as the scenery changed around them, even as Relm continued stomping and sulking. "What is this place?" he asked. "The earth looks dead." And for some reason, that thought struck him, just as seeing the cave had caught his attention before.

tosavecocoon March 18 2011, 20:21:23 UTC

Unlike both of them, Vanille was about to have a fit inside. She'd already done her fair share of crying over something she hadn't wanted to see again. Now it looked like they were still stuck in the same stupid place with no way out and it had turned into a dead-looking place that reminded her depressingly of Oerba.

Everything reminded her of Oerba.

Wiping at her eyes again, Vanille moved forward and shook her head to indicate that she didn't know. She was quiet, though, preferring not to say anything at all if she didn't have to.

intobrightness March 18 2011, 20:25:13 UTC

"...I think this place is mine. This is- this is like what Kefka did."

Sure enough, just as she finished speaking she seemed to forget that Vanille and the warrior were there at all, bursting into giggles.

The ground below her feet was dead, infertile as the rest of the world, killed by Kefka's magic. But Relm didn't care about the ground any more. It was just dirt. Just earth. The people around her were alive and that was all that mattered.

And the dog helped.

Interceptor leapt up, knocking her down and licking her face and she laughed, trying to wrestle him down so she could rub his belly. She almost succeeded until Gau decided to join in, leaping on top of Interceptor with a beastlike cry and startling the dog. It was only Relm's presence that kept Interceptor from attacking immediately. But her presence did keep him from attacking and Gau laughed while she yelled insults and threatened violence if he didn't stop crushing her, idiotSome way away, the adults where talking. Battle plans were being made. But every now and then ( ... )

for_cosmos March 18 2011, 20:53:28 UTC

"You were one of those who fought Kefka?" The warrior asked, but it was too late- Relm was already swept up by the memory, and not responding. Perhaps she had not even been able to hear the question, and it would have to be ignored until they were out of this place.

Perhaps it had been telling that Relm had not tried to hide behind any of them when they had found themselves in this place. Once the memory began, though, it became much more obvious that it was much different from the last, and happier than the last, even if he could not see the others who were involved in it.

Still, the appearance of what appeared to be a fake mustache was unexpected, and rather confusing without the context of the memory. "Do you understand this?" he asked Vanille.

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