#redheartedmage

Someone explain the joke to me.

It’s not a joke so much as a really, really sad reference! The new Falcon airship mount is adapted from one of Final Fantasy VI’s story arcs.

Setzer Gabbiani, a famous gambler and pilot (after whom XIV’s Gold Saucer’s gambler glamour set was designed) had a female partner named Darill. Darill piloted the Falcon, which was supposedly the fastest ship in the world. During a particularly risky test flight, she sped ahead of Setzer’s Blackjack in an effort to go higher and faster than anyone had ever gone before. The Falcon crashed and Darill died, sending Setzer into a downward spiral.

@redheartedmage and @thetaintedemotion !

Naminé had wanted to go outside for this picnic, but realized two things. One, Alphinaud didn’t want to go anywhere near the beach, and the pond in the park was out for the same reason. Two, it was November, and therefore too cold to be outside for a prolonged period of time anyway. So instead the three of them pushed the furniture in the living room around until they could lay down a blanket and have enough room to sit and eat.

It wasn’t that hard to convince Vanitas to come, but Roxas had to decline, as he was busy doing something else. A pity, truly, but if Vanitas came then he could summon any number of his Unversed to eat what the four of them could not.

Raye is writing lyric drabbles!

Was is not is.

A phrase that Naminé wanted to live by. Alisaie said she was wanted. It shook her out of her previously iron-clad belief that she wasn’t wanted; that she was less than nothing; that she would always be overlooked.

But Alisaie shattered that belief in one simple phrase. Now Naminé would live safe in the knowledge that at least one person loved her.

It opened her eyes to all the others who loved her too. The ones who thanked her. Her other half, Kairi, treated her as her sister.

“Thank you, Alisaie.”