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1 || Half A Hero
This dream is set on a beach with ruins embedded in the cliff that rose from the sand, cracked stairs leading up to a building above that's also falling apart.
Seira herself sits on the remains of a pillar, bare toes curling in the warm sand. The wind off the sea tugs at the grasses and her hair, seagulls crying above and the smell of salt fill the air. Despite the lonely nature of the setting, the young woman seems almost happy to be there.
It's home; or had been once upon a time anyway.
There's a ragged photograph clutched in one hand, and she looks at it with a nostalgic smile. "I guess...there's no going back, is there?" She asks, not expecting a reply.
Seira herself sits on the remains of a pillar, bare toes curling in the warm sand. The wind off the sea tugs at the grasses and her hair, seagulls crying above and the smell of salt fill the air. Despite the lonely nature of the setting, the young woman seems almost happy to be there.
It's home; or had been once upon a time anyway.
There's a ragged photograph clutched in one hand, and she looks at it with a nostalgic smile. "I guess...there's no going back, is there?" She asks, not expecting a reply.
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"So why hold on to such a meaningless trinket?" She means the photograph, to judge by the slight nod she gives towards it. She's gotten rid of all such things she once owned herself. She doesn't need the reminders. She remembers without them. She remembers the inevitable ending of all of that sort of wishful thinking.
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Her memories of being a kid here were fuzzy at best, Guardian Force training and usage in Garden having eaten away at most of them. The ones that had come back were all the more treasured for it.
"Now. If you're lookin' to see some Centran stuff the lighthouse is your best bet. Mind you, nobody's really been up there in over eighty years so it's not gonna be clean."
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"And, it interests me."
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Impressive technology they couldn't figure out, she'd seen the controls that flew the Gardens and while they'd figured it out well enough to wage an airborne battle and crash it in to the side of a cliff.
"I don't think the lighthouse can fly, but who knows."
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"If it can fly, shall we find out?"
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"Sounds like a plan. How well do you know the monsters around here? There's a few that might give us some trouble if they're hiding in there."
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"So are you ready? You can always run away and hide if you're scared of fighting them."
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When she hears another voice, though, she stares at the girl. Of course she recognizes that kind of look, that nostalgia, but she just shrugs casually as her expression turns a little deadpan after the initial surprise. ]
That depends on the circumstances, doesn't it?
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It does, doesn't it.
[She frowns, looking Ange over briefly before looking back at the sea.]
How bad d'you think someone has to get before they can't go home anymore?
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Is 'home' a physical location? A house, a country, a city? Or is it a family, a comfortable situation or something like that?
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It's a metaphorical one, the place is long dead.
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[ she shrugs, before turning away from the girl but still talking on. ]
So you can't go home either way if it's dead, right?
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She didn't quite understand the whole premise herself, that time and space could be manipulated to change the past, that time travel was a very real thing. Seira hadn't paid much attention to the theoretical side of physics during classes.
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Aerith hadn't had classes for applied physics, let alone the theoretical side of it. "But you're saying she managed to come all the way here from that time? That does sound pretty strange...I'm not sure about 'crazy', though." After all, Seira had given a fairly good reason to want to change things...though Aerith would abhor Ultimecia's methods.
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"She was..is... will be... whatever, she's nuts either way and no matter what anyone does. She doesn't care about anyone other than herself, everyone's to be used and tossed away. Even if they're... supposed to be more."
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[Reno's half-napping in the sand, but she half-rises at this, raising herself up on her elbows. Hey, just a second ago, this was her beach dream, wasn't it? She thinks so. It's hard to tell with dreams. She shifts her weight so she can move an arm to wave lazily at Seira.]
Hey, Scarface. [She sort of means this to be friendly.]
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Don't be a moron, I was being metaphorical.
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Don't be a moron, it's called a joke.
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Her own photo (http://i.imgur.com/pzEn0.jpg) lay in the sand next to her.
"But no, there never is any going back," Genesis said. "That's always the hard part, even if you know it to be true."
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It was embarassing, and hurt in an odd sort of way. If she had forgotten that they'd all grown up together, what else had been eaten by Guardian Forces? Maybe her real parents were still around, though they'd probably want her just as dead as the rest of the world.