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Spread my wings and fly away
[Sometimes, the most basic dreams are the most enjoyable. This? This is one of the most basic dreams that anyone can have. Far, far below is a vast city- New York, perhaps, with skyscrapers reaching up like grasping fingers. But that's far below, so far that the cars are just little dots zooming on the freeways. Up here is freedom. Pure, clean air, crisp and invigorating; fluffy white clouds like vast pillows; an endless blue sky with not even a bird to risk running into. Teddy's flying in his usual style, with leathery wings outstretched and gliding on the lazy thermals from the hot city below. Those who can fly will find this a perfect day for it.
Those who can't... well... it's a long, long drop to the bottom, and falling is just as basic a nightmare as flight is a dream. At least, in this case, there's a superhero conveniently nearby to make sure that the nightmare doesn't end badly?]
Those who can't... well... it's a long, long drop to the bottom, and falling is just as basic a nightmare as flight is a dream. At least, in this case, there's a superhero conveniently nearby to make sure that the nightmare doesn't end badly?]
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[Vanille was free falling from a rather terrifying height and while she would normally have the help of Fang's Bahamut or Lightening's gravity defying trick, neither were here to save her]
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She smiles despite being previously scared out of her wits. Free falling and flying she's used to, but not when she can't help the landing situation.]
Yeah, I'm okay.
Thank you for saving me.
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I don't know. I don't know this place.
[She looks back up at him]
I'm all right flying! How can you do this?
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[He frowns. This could get complicated. Still, when she asks that question, he grins a little. Oh, he knows, there's no end of questioning from some people. How can he fly when he's super-strong, didn't he know wings don't work that way, silly things like that. But it does, so what explanation can he offer?] I just flap my wings when I need some extra height. It's not any more difficult than walking, once you're used to it.
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This is so fun! [She giggles] I wish I had wings like this.
[She looks back up at him]
I'm not from this place. This doesn't look anything like Gran Pulse. Not even Cocoon!
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As he ascends again, he cocks his head at her.] Gran Pulse? Cocoon? Where are those- in space?
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They're not in space. Well, Cocoon is a floating continent, but it's not in space.
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[She looks up at him, an inquisitive expression on her face]
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[She looks up at him again]
Well, Gran Pulse is this greeeeeeeeeeeeeat big land full of all sorts of creatures! Some are as harmless as little sheep and chocobo and bunnies. While some are huuuuuge! As tall as that building!
[She pointed at one of the sky scrapers]
It's really dangerous on Gran Pulse, but it's my home. And you learn to survive!
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So his tone is a little more quiet than normal, as he gazes at the woman in his arms.] So you... know how to survive? Against creatures that big?
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All she really thinks is that she wants to walk on one of those vast, pillowy clouds, and she runs up to it with impossibly long steps, as though on an invisible staircase, until she reaches a low one and clambers onto it (it feels like cotton between her fingers) with a laugh. ]
Oh, oh! It's so big. [ and she looks over to the side and then pulls back, lying down with a gasp. Such a dizzying height...!
Gradually, though, she turns her head to the side and spots someone enjoying themselves. ] Hello!
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[He grins as he says it- of all the powers he has, flying has to be one of the coolest.] And sometimes it's just good to get away, you know?
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You're right. I used to be scared of the sky, but there's a lot more freedom when you can see it. If I could come up here all the time ... I don't think anything could stop me.
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[He shrugs. He can't do that, and if there were more people, then that'd just bring the problems of earth up here. Still, to Aerith, he waves that concern away.] Why can't you come up here all the time? You should come up whenever you want.
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... I mi~ight take you up on that.
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AND FIVE YEARS LATER (fuu)
You didn't tell me you were going out for a flight. [not that he'd demand to know; it is just some simple teasing to get the conversation going.]
SOB
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