He grinned to Rydia; she was too nice, even when it was obvious who would need it the most. He looked around inside the cavern, its frigid air encasing him. It felt like a nice winter day, and he hopped up onto a ledge to see into the upper areas of the cave. He peered around, noticing a few odd things inside, like a wall of ice with a shadow behind and open treasure chests...
Suddenly, as soon as Rydia had asked about voices, he could hear them too. They were faint, but distinguishable. If the whooshing misty colds continued, he and Rydia would have to blindly fall forward into, perhaps, enemies. But the puffing air died slowly, and it was silent enough to hear.
But Luneth just froze.
He knew that voice. Just knew it. Could it be her...? It seemed like he and Arc were here... and as unlikely as it seemed everyone he ever knew would suddenly just reappear, his hope was suddenly too high to deny it. He got excited and hopped down next to Rydia.
"Rydia, I know who that is! Come on, come on!!"
He took her hand and tried to drag her further into the cave. He would be very surprised if he was wrong.
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Date: 2009-09-25 07:01 am (UTC)Suddenly, as soon as Rydia had asked about voices, he could hear them too. They were faint, but distinguishable. If the whooshing misty colds continued, he and Rydia would have to blindly fall forward into, perhaps, enemies. But the puffing air died slowly, and it was silent enough to hear.
But Luneth just froze.
He knew that voice. Just knew it. Could it be her...? It seemed like he and Arc were here... and as unlikely as it seemed everyone he ever knew would suddenly just reappear, his hope was suddenly too high to deny it. He got excited and hopped down next to Rydia.
"Rydia, I know who that is! Come on, come on!!"
He took her hand and tried to drag her further into the cave. He would be very surprised if he was wrong.