“Hellfire!” I commanded as Ifrit replaced my body.
The Guardian Force had slowly become my crutch as I navigated the ruined landscape. Enemy forces were many in number and friends were far too hard to come by. The few I’d found scattered and I was as alone as I’d been since I first found myself here.
The last thing I could distinctly recall was the Time Compression. The Sorceress Ultimecia had done some bizarre time magic of hers, but this was planned by the Headmaster. His team had gone inside of Time Compression to face the sorceress head on, though the result of it was unclear. I guess the magic was too much for the rest of us to handle.
“I say that like I even know who the rest of us are.” I told myself aloud, having survived the latest monster attack.
The monsters were so strong. Or was I just weaker? Was I ever powerful? At least, I don’t recall ever being that. Still, it would be better if I didn’t have to keep relying on Ifrit seeing as how my memory was barely holding up. The part of the world I had woken up in was foreign to me. It definitely wasn’t anywhere near Balamb, its garden, or my old digs in the Fisherman’s Horizon.
“They did tell me not to stick my nose where it didn’t belong.” I said, picking up where I left off before the attack.
I didn’t know where I was headed, but I could believe my head wouldn’t be all together there when I got there. I was talking to myself, after all. It wasn’t exactly healthy, but I didn’t know if I’d lose my sanity even faster if I didn’t say anything. There was no one around here, whereever here was, and the land pretty much screamed death.
“I just mentioned that three times, didn’t I?” I asked myself, “I’m really feeling the lonely, huh? I’ve got to find one of them, at least! Come on!”
And just like that...
“More monsters.” I grumbled.
Taking out my pistol, I loaded one of the bullets I’d had Ifrit refine, screaming an indignant, “Give it a rest!”, and firing.
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