(Please get well soon! Your health is important!)

It'd certainly be fine. Celica gave warm hugs, so she figured she'd also have a comfy grip on her too.

"Yes, I'd like that."

Comfy. And the cool sea breeze was also very nostalgic to her as well.

light up the night sky?"

Well, if she's wanting to let her lean against her...Yuna can't really complain about that!

"I've been told that before. I've also been called a goof though."

So she shall, resting softly against the swordmaiden.

"I've never seen a lighthouse at night," she says after a moment, "do they really

"It feels nice. I haven't had a good hug in a while...and I haven't been around a friend in just as long."

"A special power? What-"

She's cut off by the hug, and after a moment to process, eagerly embraces the other with a happy laugh!

"I guess that really is a special power," she says, "and you give good hugs," she also confirms. She's hesitant to let go, but does do so after a moment.

rubbed off on her. That seems like a joke he'd have made.

"Sorry, that was a joke," Yuna says, her blush reddening. "I thought I might try it out when I got the opportunity."

A happy blush forms. It felt great to be helpful, and the praise certainly helped matters. Yuna would remember this.

"It's true that you have to be born with an aptitude for it. I don't think I would call you mundane though. Oh, but my name isn't nice, it's Yuna."

Maybe a bit of Sir Jecht

more effort, but accelerating the body's natural healing from muscle fatigue isn't a problem."

She looks up from her leg to Celica.

"I'm sure with practice you could do the same thing."

"I disagree. You're just as important as the next person."

She leans over, and concentrates a bit on Celica's legs. Resting a hand on top of one. From her hand, a wave of warmth radiates from it.

"This sort of magic isn't very taxing at all...stitching up wounds, and mending bones takes much

She'd already used it to save a world once. Her world, Spira. Surely it wouldn't be wrong to use it on someone else?

"Oh! You mean that you'd worry about being indebted to me," she realizes, "no, there wouldn't be any debt, really!"

She sits down next to her, letting her legs rest on the soft grass. She'd forgotten how nice it was to lay in the fields...they weren't quite so common on Besaid Island.

"You can't use magic then?"

She looks to Celica, "is it really wrong to want to use my magic to help a friend?"

"I'm more specialized in healing magic than offensive magic, but yes," Yuna explains. She keeps her pace slower due to Celica's limping. Offering her shoulder to the other with a kind smile.

"I can use some of it to relieve some of your pain when we get to the lighthouse if you'd like?"

(You might like Xenosaga 3 if you liked FFX's battle system. It literally is just that, but you can spend a meter to make your character act immediately if you want.)

(The Eternal Calm turned out to not be so Eternal after all-)

lot more like how flanderized Tidus is.)

(It's definitely...different. A lot more lighthearted in the beginning, but it tackles the politics of Yevon being found out as being a sham and people wanting to remake it versus letting the young folk figure out how to run the world.

Plus I liked exploring who the real Tidus was. Shuyin's a

and that she'd been killed by Sin. It was her death that had prompted her father to become a Summoner. Which he'd ultimately succeeded in bringing about a Calm.

"The lighthouse! I'd like that," she pipes up, "I wonder if we'll be able to catch it lighting up the night?"