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::RULES::

1. No one-liner replies.

2. Once a person has adopted a charater to RP as, do not take it or switch to that one unless they want to switch with you.

3. You may only take on 1 charater. That way everyone has a chance to be one.

4. Stay within character. Do not change them just to make them "cooler" or "stronger". You chose that character, you be that character.

...I'll come running.

If you ever need me just whistle...

: razz LOT::

In all the worlds of Final Fantasy, somthing has been going wrong.

All the leaders everywhere have been getting sick with an unknown virus. It starts out as cold like symptoms but slowly they become worse and no one knows how to cure it. Healing spells and medical items only seem to dely the enevetable but nothing so far has been found to actually "kill" it.

Along with the coming of the virus, there have been strange rainbow lights that look like a type of solar flare. Those who have gone to look at them from high mountain and hill top regions have gone missing without a trace. None know how to bring them back or why this is happening. Nor "where" they have gone.

What the people don't know is that they are being transported to a different world of Final Fantasy.

...I'll come running.

If you ever need me just whistle...

Reserved

...I'll come running.

((Just to let you all know, I always RP in third person. ^_^))

Yuna walked slightly in the ocean, her barefeet submerged within the within the crystal shores of Besaid Island. Behind her, she could see many of the island boys beginning a pretend blitzball practice. She smiled softly, it was always nice seeing kids having fun with the famous sport.
"Oh, look! Theres those lights again!" One small boy explained, pointing a finger towards the north. Yuna's eyes, one blue and one green filled with worry. She had been noticing those lights from sometime now. What could they be? She shuddered. Perhaps it was Sin, aiming to attack. Or maybe it was some even bigger unknown enemy.
"Everything's going to be fine" She told the both firmly. "Its just lights, maybe a solar flair or such". She felt bad about lying to them, but she didn't want them to worry. Best not to mention her fears. Maybe she'd go talk to Lulu later.

Rinoa looked around, there wasn't much to really see. Balamb Garden just went where it went. But maybe it was the worry that really got to her. Cid wasn't feeling too well, and she was praying it didn't affect Squall. "What would happen if Squall got the same illness?" She wondered aloud. Squeezing her eyes shut she didn't want to imagine if he did. "He'll be fine." She whispered to the breeze.

If you ever need me just whistle...

As the Turks' watchmen walked along side of me and we made our way to the van, I still couldn't help but wonder what they wanted with me. I couldn't tell what was going on with the lights or the virus. I checked countless times.

"Um... If it's about the lights and the sickness, I know nothing about it." I piped up.

"Tell it to Rufus. I don't care." Reno snapped. He was more annoyied than usual. Maybe he had a hangover.

I looked from the left to the right and the men looked back at me. It was gonna be a while before I got to the headquarters. There was a drive to the train station, riding the train, and then a ride to the building. Plenty of time to escape if I planned it carefully.

As if sensing what I was going to do, one of the guards poked me with the barrel of this gun, "No tricks."

I sighed and prepared myself for the long and boring ride.

...I'll come running.

As Yuna was speaking to Lulu, a man ran into the hut. He was a tall man, very broad, and possessed an orange mohawk style hair cut. He was named Wakka, and he was the leader of Besaid's blitzball team.
"Did ya all hear?" Wakka asked in his island dialect. "That the leaders are becoming ill?"
"We know," Lulu replied in her own monotone. "Yuna also says there are strange lights in the sky"
Yuna nodded solemnly. "Thats right," she spoke softly. "I saw them in the sky at the beach today. A bunch of the children were out there. I think they are getting scared.
She glanced at the other two for several moments. They were like an older brother and sister. They took care of her, and when she began her journey as a Summoner, they would be with her.
"Should we be scared?" she finally ventured to ask. "Should we have anything to fear?"
Wakka ran a hand through his spiked hair, sighing as he did so. "Ya, I dunno" he moaned. "It doesn't seem like Si-"
"Its not Sin," Lulu cut in. "Its not Sin's style to give warnings. Sin doesn't give us signs. Sin just kills. You should know that Wakka" she cried, poking him in the chest. "After all, wasn't it Sin who killed your brother?"
Yuna could feel an argument coming on. Whenever Wakka's brother was mentioned, Wakka and Lulu would get into a heated debate.
"Anyways, those lights" She started to say before Wakka could get in a word. "They started out as just golden, but lately they seem to be changing colors, like they're becoming rainbowy."
"Rainbowy?" Wakka asked skeptically. "Is that even a word?"
Yuna shook her head. "I don't think so..." she giggled slightly. "Anyways, I was wondering if you two would come down to where the water fall is."
"Why?" Lulu asked her, 'There are fiends that way"
"Thats why I'm asking you guys to come," Yuna continued. "You know there are hills beyond the waterfall. Maybe we can see the lights better from there. Maybe we can understand them more."