[It was Raihan who tracked Tifa down, finding her near Heavenly Blanc to talk about what she can only assume are this mixed memory phenomenon they've all been experiencing lately. It's been a heavy time for many of them, and given what others have seen, she can't help but wonder what memory of hers that Raihan has sought her out to trade.
The one he'd given her was... well, unexpected. There was an odd familiarity as she walked through the city of Hammerlocke in its prime, with its buildings standing tall and proud, the grasses green, and the people within it lively. It made her smile, but it also left a pang of sadness in her chest when she found herself wandering through the ruins to pinpoint the same locations.
It was a memory that didn't belong to her, but one she would cherish nonetheless, especially knowing the disaster that befell it after: a meteor, and a beast that fell from it coming down on Hammerlocke to destroy it.
She may be running Heavenly Blanc these days, but that won't stop her from rummaging behind the bar to pour the two of them some drinks. His drink of choice, and a cold beer for her that she brings back to a table. Silence hangs for a moment longer while she twists the cap off and tosses it with a clink, and only then does she finally let out the breath she'd been holding in.]
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[It was Raihan who tracked Tifa down, finding her near Heavenly Blanc to talk about what she can only assume are this mixed memory phenomenon they've all been experiencing lately. It's been a heavy time for many of them, and given what others have seen, she can't help but wonder what memory of hers that Raihan has sought her out to trade.
The one he'd given her was... well, unexpected. There was an odd familiarity as she walked through the city of Hammerlocke in its prime, with its buildings standing tall and proud, the grasses green, and the people within it lively. It made her smile, but it also left a pang of sadness in her chest when she found herself wandering through the ruins to pinpoint the same locations.
It was a memory that didn't belong to her, but one she would cherish nonetheless, especially knowing the disaster that befell it after: a meteor, and a beast that fell from it coming down on Hammerlocke to destroy it.
She may be running Heavenly Blanc these days, but that won't stop her from rummaging behind the bar to pour the two of them some drinks. His drink of choice, and a cold beer for her that she brings back to a table. Silence hangs for a moment longer while she twists the cap off and tosses it with a clink, and only then does she finally let out the breath she'd been holding in.]
You were a big deal in Hammerlocke, weren't you?