Wandering Thoughts [complete]

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Character(s):  Auron, Gabranth
Content:  After his fight with the Sinspawn and post on the MB Hayley finally gets off her lazy ass and makes a post Auron sets off again.
Setting:  Between H-7 and G-7
Time:  Early Evening
Warnings: None

A fine mess this had become.  Sin was loose in the city and lives were being lost.  He had imparted his knowledge of the beast to the people here, but something told Auron that that just wouldn't be enough.  A young man had suggested that he should lead a group to combat it, but Auron doubted that he'd be the best choice.  Braska, perhaps, but not him.  He had had his fair share of leadership, shared as the role may have been on Yuna's pilgrimage.  Doubtless the High Summoner was taking on that role already, wherever he was.

And that was why the former guardian was worried.  Braska could take care of himself, yes, but going off after Sin on a whim was just the foolish task the man would take up.  He had good intentions, Auron was sure, but that didn't make it any less dangerous.  He still hadn't made up his mind over whether or not to go find him.

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It was less the fact that Auron appeared to be something of a fighter and more the fact that he vaguely recognized the bottle, or its intent anyway. The man must have been injured doing something.

Of course, he cared not whether the man lived or died. He could hardly afford to be so kind. The man he was still half-pretending to be, on the other hand, would care. And so despite his distinct lack of interest he moved closer.

"Are you injured?"

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Auron glanced to the other man. "I'll be fine," he replied simply. He hadn't expected him to notice, but apparently he hadn't been as good at being subtle as he would have liked. No matter. "I would worry about yourself," he added. "The streets aren't as dangerous as they were in case you hadn't heard."

Not that he didn't think the man hadn't. Issues such as Sin's attacks didn't tend to go unnoticed for very long, and many people had spoken of the matter over the journals.