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[bendytimed before Visitation Plot] [what the hell, it's open]
The Southern Air Temple was pretty beautiful, architecturally speaking. With twisting spires and trees threaded into the framework of the temple itself, it looked half as if it'd grown out of the ground or been carved into it rather than that it had been built there.
The best part about it, though, was the sense of peace the place had. It was very easily the kind of thing that could draw people in and help them find calm, even if they weren't the religious type.
The best part about it, though, was the sense of peace the place had. It was very easily the kind of thing that could draw people in and help them find calm, even if they weren't the religious type.
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Oh balls, Wakka mentioned his dead brother to some kid he didn't even know.
"I spent a long time hatin' machina."
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"Who's Yevon?"
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"Yevon is... was... the main religion of Spira. It taught that if we were truly penitent for our sins, we could atone for the people who used too much bad machina, and someday Sin would go away forever, instead of comin' back time and time again."
"Yevon was actually a summoner, the one who was summonin' Sin. The most powerful summoner. He was insida Sin for a thousand years. Every time Sin got beat, he possessed the Final Aeon that defeated Sin. And he made a new Sin outta that. We ended up havin' to defeat all the aeons after he possessed all the regular ones, ya."
Wakka what are you talking about.
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AKA - WAKKA SPOILS FFX
Wakka took a deep breath. "Sin was a summon the size of a huge city. It was powered by, like, thousands of people's souls, ya. It ran around and destroyed entire cities and villages full of people, to keep 'em from gettin' too powerful. It could only be destroyed by the Final Aeon, which you gotta go on a pilgrimage to get, and it kills you when you summon it. Summoners went on pilgrimage to trade their life for the lives of everyone in Spira. But 'cause Yu Yevon was inside it, and he could take over the body of a summon, he'd just spend years turnin' the body of the summon used to kill the old Sin into a new Sin, ya."
This makes total sense, Wakka.
Re: AKA - WAKKA SPOILS FFX
Aang was surprisingly good at understanding spirit-related shenanigans. Or not so surprisingly, given what he was, but it might be surprising to Wakka.
"So you found out that the thing you believed in, this Yevon--it was bad, wasn't it. It kept making the monster that was hurting people."
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Wakka, you're saying crazy things again. And at this this point, Wakka started to get visibly angry.
"In Spira if you die, and your soul ain't sent by a Summoner to the Farplane, there's a chance that your soul will get so angry that it gets... gets taken over by bad emotions. Hate. And your body can come back to life. Even though you're dead. Maester Seymore and Grand Maester Mika were both unsent. And they were runnin' Yevon. And they knew about Yu Yevon. And they didn't care. Seymore wanted to become the new Sin."
Yes, Aang. It was bad.
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"Kickin' Yu Yevon's see-through ass helped some, though."
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Aang leaned back on his elbows and Momo jumped up on his shoulder, wrapping his tail around Aang's neck.
The monk asked thoughtfully, "Did you find something else?"
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"By the way, what's your name?" he asked. "I'm Aang!"
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"Name's Wakka, bruddah," said Wakka in his most islandy voice.
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And with the sports.
"It's hard playing games when only some people know how," Aang said ruefully. "Sister Nima is an Air Nomad like me and she knows how to play Airball, but other than that, no one else on board can. That was a problem back home, though, before I came to the ship and didn't even have Sister Nima."
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Well, if you think about it... sort of, yes.
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He made a smooth little gesture with his hands.
"Control the water?"
People can do that, Wakka.
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Oh well that makes perfect sense. Wakka has special powers related specifically to when he's swimming in the water. It's nothing at all like waterbending.
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It sounded like a lot of fun to watch.
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Wakka, however, played an absurd amount of games to get the crest for his World Champion ball (that he still doesn't have yet). Wakka has become a shockingly skilled blitzball player. Not that does him any good whatsoever here.
"And, there are only, I dunno, maybe eighty people who play it professionally? Most people can't hold their breath that long, ya."
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Oh Wakka. It's so adorable that you're absolutely clueless.
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