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Who: Yuna and You
What: Yuna waking up confused and disoriented.
Where: Outside the Bay
When: April 25th

When Yuna had fallen into that hole, not by choice but by accident, she wasn't exactly sure where she would end up when she blacked out. She'd find out soon enough as she opened her eyes and surveyed her surroundings she really wasn't expecting to wind up in a place like this. For a moment, she hadn't a clue where she was. It didn't look like anything that belonged in Spira that was for sure. She had been certain she had been almost everywhere.

Getting out of the pod, making sure the things she had awoken with where safely kept with her while she read the leaflet. It gave her a name at least and one she didn't recognize. So was not this not Spira any more? Were her friend no longer here? As these thought crept over her head she had started to make her way outside while at the same time trying to figure out the device. After all it looked very odd to her and was unsure of how it worked. For those in the vicinity would notice her looking around, confused and unsure of what to do next.

"Guys... Where are you?"

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Lucy knows that look. She'd had that look on her face once before. She's been in this world a few months by now though, so she opted to go trot herself over to say hello and maybe help out a fellow newcomer. "Hello?" She raised a hand with a light smile, "You must be new here, right? I'm Lucy."

She glanced over, there was someone at least saying hello. They seemed nice enough so she smiles, holding onto the objects she still had on her.

"That's right and It's nice to meet you Lucy, I'm Yuna." She said being as polite as possible because after all, even if one was in a new and strange place it's better to be polite.

"Nice to meet you, Yuna." Lucy grinned reassuringly, "You must be pretty confused still. I've been here for a while so.. if there's anything you have questions about that the pamphlets don't answer -- and believe me I know they leave out a lot -- I could help you out."

"I am rather, I mean this isn't where I come from after all and I'm far away from home." She paused for a moment, she had things she had wanted to do back home. Things she had wanted to find, if she ever could have.

"I'm...not exactly sure what questions it might not answer. I mean this is sudden, so I guess the first thing I'll have to do is get on my feet. Would you know how?"

"Yeah, that's the same story for a lot of us - I think most of the people here - ones who have necklaces like these," she motioned at hers, and the one Yuna got when she woke up, "Are from some other world entirely."

"Sure! The people here, whoever they are, they make arrangements for newcomers to have an apartment in the Genessia Apartment complex, and gave you enough money for the first month, but you'll have to get a job after that, for starters."

Yuna's hand went towards where she kept that necklace. Okay maybe she should be wearing it herself, but she hadn't been sure until now if that was a good idea or not. With that in mind she moves to put it on, at least for now people won't think she wasn't like the others.

"It's terrible to be pulled from one place to another, but I wonder why?" She asked most curious to know the reasons, if any. But at the mention of getting a job she started to wonder a few things, or at least what could one do exactly?

"Get a job? I have worked before, but never for money. Would you happen to know what would be god for a beginner?"

"I know there's a reason we're here, but when it comes to getting answers... it's a little harder than you might expect." She rubbed her eyes briefly, remembering that book she'd found. Maybe she could try reading it again.

"Well...I have a few ideas, but.. you say you worked before? What kind of work did you do?"

She nods, she figured it wouldn't be easy, nothing ever seems to be that easy even if one had hoped.

"Well before I arrived here I was a sphere hunter. We hunted spheres that had our worlds history on it, or things that one might like to see." Like in Yuna's case one that contained a clip of someone she knew.. at least she thought it was him, she wasn't sure about it.

Pausing once more she wondered if she should mention her being a summoner before that, but she wouldn't really call that a job, more her duty at the time.

"Spheres..?" Lucy echoed, a little confused. A pause followed, as she thought about it. "I'm not sure that there are many jobs that call for finding spheres - but you never know. There are plenty of requests that come in the newspaper - most of the ones I get are requested by the people in Fayren, though."

She figured that much, even if she had a little hope that maybe her job back home could have been useful here. "Okay, so doing requests is probably a good option."

She could do that, easily. She hoped she could here anyway. After all how bad could they be?

Don't jinx yourself Yuna!

Lucy nodded with a grin, "Right. At least that's if you don't want a job in one of the stores, like cooking, or cashier or something. I don't think I could do a job like that for too long myself - it would be too boring compared to the missions my team and I go on normally."

"Missions? Are you part of a group or something?" She asked curious to know what was out there that she didn't know about.

"I already know the type of groups I know aren't exactly the same, but I would like to know what other kinds of things exist."

"You could say that," Lucy laughed. "I'm a member of Fairy Tail. I don't know if you have guilds where you're from, but Fairy Tail is a magic guild - we help people who don't have magic, or who need help with larger missions that are assigned to other Light Guilds like ours. And I will have to say it's always interesting."

So there were things like that. It just reminded her that sphere hunters someone's formed groups as well, like she did with the Gullwings. It seemed nice and the girl did seem happy.

"It sounds like you enjoy it, I guess you also made a lot of good friends there to?"

"I do - and I have. They're like my family." More than her father ever was in her youth. She still missed him though. Brightening, because she didn't want to think about unpleasant things, she added. "We're based in Fayren, if you'd like to come and visit to see for yourself." And heck, if Yuna wanted to join the guild down the line, she didn't think Erza would be against adding to their ranks.

She moved and put her hands behind her back with a smile "So they are special to you? I'm glad."

The Gullwings were somewhat like that to her. So were her friends who had helped her in her journal two years ago... especially him.

"I'd like to see it someday, maybe when I'm settled in."

Lucy nodded with a proud smile. "Yeah, they are." The smile brightened as she nodded eagerly. "Of course! You can stop by the guild anytime!"

She smiled brighter.

"Great so... I suppose the first thing I would need to do is find a place to settle, correct?"

Sun was able to easily spot the confused looking girl as he sat upon the branch of a nearby tree. In his hand was a simple pear that he had already taken a couple of bites out of. Sun brought it to his mouth and took another bite of it as he watched the girl for a few moments before finally speaking out to her.

“Hey there!” He shouted from his spot in the tree. He waved his arm some to catch her attention. He thought about leaving her be, but she could probably use someone to talk to.

“Welcome to Genessia!” He shouted next. He wasn’t completely sure if the girl was actually new to the place or not, but from how disorientated she looked, and the fact that she was near the Bay, he figured it was safe to say that she might be. He knew when he first arrived, it was pretty jarring to just suddenly be tossed into a new place without any sort of real warning at all.

Yuna had been looking around, glancing at the leaflet every so often and on the one occasion pinching herself to make sure this wasn't just one weird dream she was having and was perhaps fast asleep somewhere else.

But it was all real and by now she had started to accept that. She wasn't in Spira any more and she had no idea when she would be again. It worried her slightly, especially with what things were going on.

When she heard the voice she had been wondering for the past thirty minute, unsure of what to do with herself next, but now she had something. Looking around before she looked onto the tree now she could see who she was suppose to. The one who spoke to her.

"Ah, hello there." She said raising a hand to her head to get a better look. "Are you a native to Genessia? I'm just trying to find out more about it and I was hoping you would know."

He took another bite of his pear while she spoke. And to her question, he shook his head a little bit.
“Nope. Not a native to this place.” Sun wraps his tail around the tree branch and then he hangs upside down upon it facing her. He was more so at eye level while hanging like this.

“I was brought here just like you. And a bunch of other people as well.” He’d been here for at least a couple of months, but most of the people that he knew had been here for longer than him.

“We all wake up in the same pod thing that you were in and we are all given that money and pamphlet of info.” It wasn’t the best welcoming present that whoever ran this place could have given them, but it was better than nothing at all.

She listened to him, listening to what he had to say and as she listened, all she thought about was maybe she wouldn't be getting home any time soon and if that was the case what would happen to her friends, those that she cared about, especially during the situation they were currently in before she came.

Once he had finished talking she looked at him, still finding the fact he was handing upside down from a tree to be a little odd, but not something she would be upset about at least. In fact she found it quite interesting.

"So we are meant to use that money for a reason am I correct in guessing?"

“Yeah. To buy food, a place to stay, clothes. You know, whatever you would typically spend money on.” It was probably pretty self-explanatory, though.

“But it’ll only last you so long. You’ll need to get a job or find some other kind of way to earn money, unless you don’t mind not eating or living on the street.” Or stealing food, that was always an option. Or bullying the natives into giving them things. That wasn’t someone Sun himself had done, but he wouldn’t doubt that there were off worlders like them that had done just that.

That helped a bit. it at least informed her without even saying it that she was going to be here for a while and that she best settle down and get use to it.

"oh, so work is something I must do here." She said clasping her hands together, it certainly would be something new to her to get a job that paid. "Would you be so kind as to tell me where I could find some kind of employment?"

"Playin' hide-n-seek?"

Gabriel had watched this young woman quietly peek around the bay before coming into the new world. He had been keeping more to himself lately, but it was always fun watching new arrivals.

Right now, he was just sitting cross legged on the ground, frowning at her with a red sucker.

She turned around, her hands at the ready for if she needed to use her guns at any moment, but when she saw it was someone unarmed, she refrained from actually drawing them. Instead she looked at him, trying to keep as calm as possibly while doing it.

"I'm sorry, I guess I could ask if you've seen my friends? They go by the names of Rikku and Paine"

"Pain?" His face scrunched up in something almost like horror. "What kind of friends do you got, lady?"

She looked somewhat confused for a moment. She wondered what on earth he had meant by that.

"The best of friends, of course."

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haha i am so ridiculously sorry. feel free to drop me off the earth

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