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“HEYYYYYYYYYY---“ It really was her! He almost dropped out of the window from leaning over to wave but by the time that happened the Summoner was already rushing inside. He hadn’t expected to see anyone he recognized from here, and when his thoughts caught up figured maybe he should have thought through doing so. A deep breath, he closed the window. Where was she now? “Err...” He had a few minutes to think of something to explain her why he was in a hospital. And maybe to cover all the wounds under these bandages. 

HIS EXISTENCE REPULSED THE IGNORANT LIVING, that much was as bare a fact as their need to breathe. He was the miasma they avoided, the fires they feared and the nights they feared. But seldom was he approached like this. 

      “UNSENT? SENDING?”

Most people in hive City stuck out in some way or another, even if it was only a little bit. Actually, it was to the point that sometimes, not looking a little out of the ‘ordinary’ was enough to make you stand out. 

Of course, Cloud was generally one of the people who stuck out. Yuna, not nearly as much... until you saw her eyes. He’d seen plenty of ‘unusual’ colors in his life, but he couldn’t recall seeing mismatched ones before. it made her fairly memorable.

The annoying part ones, he could’ve sworn he’d seen them somewhere else, a long time ago. Not just any pair of blue and green eyes, either, but hers.

“Yuna. Long time, no see. How’s Valefor?”

Of course, that weird little thing was the other main reason that Yuna caught people’s attention. Even if it really didn’t count as part of her, it was pretty damned hard to ignore.

Dropped!

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You can… talk to someone anytime with that, Sir Tzar!!!

She wasn’t one to sit idle for too long, there was so much to explore and to discover; things she needed to understand. Not only about why and how she was here specifically, but how her friends might return home. As wonderful as it was to see them all again, and that they could all create a life here, it wasn’t home; was it even real? Whatever was truly going on, she knew deep down they couldn’t stay here forever. So with that in mind she’s currently found herself in the local library, pouring over maps and books that might hint at answers to her questions. And it seemed she wasn’t the only one, as she sits she can’t help but notice a young woman glance her way a couple of times.