Tidus: Heeey! (Waves back and shows off "Sphere Shot")
Tidus: Heeey! (Waves back and shows off "Sphere Shot")
Wakka: You wanna try that move one more time?
Narrative: (fistpump) Finally, things were starting to look up. (demonstrates)
Wakka: You're no amateur. Who you play for?
Tidus: The Zanarkand Abes!
Aurochs: (Aurochs mutter)
Wakka: What team you say again?
Tidus: Uh, I meant...Forget that. I got too, uh...close to Sin and my head's all foggy-like. So I don't know where this place is. Or even where I came from.
Wakka: Sin's toxin got to you. But, you're still alive. Praise be to Yevon! (Yevon bow)
Wakka: (To Aurochs) All right, back to practice!
Wakka: (To Tidus) I'm Wakka, coach and captain of the Besaid Aurochs, brudda. (shakes hands)
Tidus: (whimper)
Wakka: What? You hungry? Okay! Back to the village. I'll get you somethin'!
¬"To do our best!" That's our motto. Guess it's not enough, though. Here, take this. And do your best, ya? ~Gil
¬We're always top dogs for the first few minutes of the game, ya? Then we start to run out of breath. That's when they get us. But Cap'n Wakka, man, he don't stop! No halftime breath for him, ya? He just keeps going!
Jassu: That shot was spectacular, brudda! Wish I could shoot like that.
¬Cap'n Wakka's waiting for you. You better get going, ya? There's fiends on the road, ya? Use this if you get into trouble. ~Potion
Datto: I gotta stop closing my eyes when the ball comes down.
¬You being a blitzball player's probably what saved you out there. The best players--they can hold their breath, like, forever! I wish I could do that.
¬We had an underwater race once, ya? To see how long we could go. Two laps and we were out, but Cap'n Wakka went five, no sweat!
¬That toxin's nasty stuff, ya? You should go rest up. What am I saying? Take this, it might help! ~Hi-Potion
Letty: I can head the ball pretty good. Today's just a bad day, ya?
¬This is really weird, ya? I could do five in a row yesterday!
¬I'm nowhere near Cap'n Wakka, but I can hold my own underwater, ya? It's just that... I'm not so good with the ball.
¬It true that the best players can even sleep underwater? Man, that's like...superhuman, you know?
Botta: I really want to make Cap'n Wakka proud at this year's tournament.
¬Come practice with us once the toxin wears off, okay? Hope you get better soon, brudda. ~Potion
Tidus: It's true Zanarkand was destroyed, right? A thousand years ago? So it's just a big pile of rubble now, isn't it?
Wakka: Long time ago, there were a whole lot of cities in Spira. Big cities with machina--machines--to run 'em. People played all day and let the machina do the work. And then, well, take a look.
Narrative: It was just as Rikku said. Wakka and Rikku couldn't both be lying. Why would they?
Wakka: (Guffaws) But you from the Zanarkand Abes--that was a good one! Hey, I'm not saying the team never existed, ya? But you gotta figure a team livin' in luxury like that'd be pretty soft, eh?
Narrative: I appreciated the fact that Wakka was trying to cheer me up. But at that time, all I could think about was... everything that happened to me--all this--started with Sin. Maybe if I could find Sin one more time, I could go home! For now, I'd just live life until that time came. No more worrying about where, or when, I was. Sure, it was hard not to think of home. But I started to feel better already. A little better...maybe.
Wakka: (Slaps his butt)
Tidus: Whoa! (falls, Wakka dives after)
Tidus: Lemme go!
Wakka: Got a favor to ask ya.
Tidus: You want me on your team, right?
Wakka: (Lets go) A major blitz tournament's coming up. All the teams in Spira'll be there! It's so huge, I'm sure someone there will recognize you! Then you can go back to your old team, right? It'll be fun! What do you say, huh? Come on, come on!
Tidus: (Flatly) Sure thing.
Wakka: Dude! Our team is gonna rock, eh?
Narrative: I thought then that blitzball and Sin were the only two things that Spira and Zanarkand had in common. I wasn't too far off, either.
Tidus: (Stomach rumbles)
Wakka: So, after quitting, I got this new job, ya? But every time my mind wandered, I thought about the game.
Tidus: Ten years without a single win'll do that.
Wakka: (Grunts) My first match last year was my big chance. But something else was on my mind. I couldn't focus.
Tidus: Nice excuse.
Wakka: Hey, hey!
Tidus: So you want to win the next tournament--go out with a bang.
Wakka: (Nods)
Tidus: So, what's our goal?
Wakka: I don't care how we do. Long as we play our best. If we give it our all, I can walk away happy.
Tidus: No, no, no, no, no. If I say, "What's our goal?" you say, "Victory!" When you play in a blitzball tournament, you play to win!
Wakka: Victory? You serious?
Tidus: (Nods)
Wakka: it's an ancient custom. People leaving the island pray here for a safe trip. They say it works pretty good.
Gatta: Be on guard. There're fiends on the road today!
Luzzu: After surviving your run-in with Sin, 'twould be a shame if something happened now.
Wakka: Luzzu and Gatta--Crusaders.
Tidus: Eh? Crews of what?
Wakka: What, you forgot that too?
Tidus: (Sags)
Wakka: Hey, sorry. Don't worry about it. I'll help you out.
Tidus: Cool.
Tidus: In return, come tournament time, I'll make sure we take the cup!
Wakka: Cool! About the Crusaders, you can ask them yourself. They've got a lodge in the village.
Tidus: They got any food there?
Wakka: We'll get you something over there later. Take a look around first. Let's see... The Crusaders Lodge is over yonder. Luzzu and Gatta are usually there. (Points) Hm.
Wakka: Oh, right. (Beckons) Over here!
Tidus: Huh? What's up?
Wakka: You do remember the prayer, right?
- I don't remember.
- Narrative: I didn't know it in the first place, to tell the truth.
Wakka: Man, that's like the basics of the basics. Alright. I'll show you. - I don't know any prayers.
- Narrative: Of course I'd never prayed before in my life. Not that he would know that...
Wakka: You...must have forgot or something. Here, I'll show you.
Tidus: Hm. Imitates a bit clumsily)
Wakka: Hey, not bad. (slaps shoulder) Okay, now go present yourself to the temple summoner. (Leaves)
Narrative: Any blitzball player would know that prayer. It was the blitzball sign for victory.
Tidus: I think so.
Gatta: So, Sin can't be far, right? You're not hiding anything, are you?
Tidus: Why would I?
Luzzu: If Sin's nearby, it'll attack the island for sure. But it hasn't. I wonder why?
Tidus: I'm sorry. I really don't know anything. To tell the truth, I don't even know what the Crusaders are.
Gatta: You're kidding, right?
Luzzu: Sin! The toxin! Gatta, tell him who we are!
Gatta: Yes, sir! (stands, salutes) The Crusaders are sworn to battle Sin! We have chapters throughout Spira, accepting all who wish to join our struggle! The hero Mi'ihen formed the Crusaders eight hundred years ago as the Crimson Blades. Later, our ranks grew and we called ourselves the Crusaders. We've been fighting Sin ever since!
Tidus: What, you've been fighting eight hundred years and you still haven't beat it?
Gatta: (Stammers)
Luzzu: Well, we've steered Sin away from towns many times! And that's all we can do. Nobody's ever been able to defeat it. Our mission as Crusaders is to protect the temples, towns, villages, and people of Spira.
Tidus: So then whose job is it to defeat Sin?
Gatta: Is Sin's toxin really this bad, sir?
Luzzu: It does seem rather bad...
Luzzu: We could just tell you, but I think it better for you to try and remember. Go pray at the temple. Perhaps Yevon will help you regain your memory.
¬Gatta: But soon, we may be able to finally defeat Sin. We've got a plan--one that'll go down in Crusader history!
¬Luzzu: We've been excommunicated from Yevon. We must go, now. Everything is riding on our next...our last battle!
Old Man: I heard the Sin toxin got to you. Took your memory, eh?
I'd be happy to teach you anything you've forgotten, sonny.
- What's Sin?
- How could you forget Sin? I can't say I don't envy you, though. There's many who would give anything to forget the pain Sin has brought. Sin appeared a thousand years ago, a raging demon intent on reducing Spira to rubble. Everyone in Spira lives under Sin's shadow. But to forget Sin...well, I'd consider yourself lucky, eh?
¬Something else you'd like to know, eh? - What's toxin?
- The foul vapors that boil from Sin's hide are evil indeed...One breath, and it will taint the very core of your body. People who get too close to Sin forget even the most important things. Just like you, eh?
¬Something else you'd like to know, eh? - What's Yevon?
- How wretched you must be, to have forgotten the teachings of Yevon! The teachings are the only salvation for those who suffer becasuse of Sin. I'm sure you followed the teachings, before the toxin got to you, of course. Go pray at the temple, and all will return in time.
¬Something else you'd like to know, eh? - What's Zanarkand?
- Zanarkand was once a great city in the far north of this land. Now it lies in a ruin, destroyed by Sin a thousand years ago. Such was its punishment for relying too much on machina.
¬Something else you'd like to know, eh? - No, thanks, I'll pass. [after receiving at least one answer, becomes...]No thanks, gramps.
Man in green and white (in woods by broken hut): Sin's struck Besaid Village so many times I lost count. After this house got hit I guess the owner just let it be.
¬Sin will just come back and destroy it again. Sometimes I wonder why I bother.
Priestess: Besaid's devotion to the teachings of Yevon is commendable. Still, there is much for a priestess such a I to teach them.
Sailor w/blue cap: Is it true that Sin showed up near here? Oh boy! And the S.S. Liki's scheduled to leave any day now.
Portly Crusader: You should try praying. It worked for me--it'll work for you, too.
Old woman: Me favorite's Lord Ohalland, ya? Spitting image of me old hubby.
Little boy w/green headband: I can't figure out whether I'm gonna join the Aurochs or the Crusaders!
¬I'm pretty good at blitz, ya? I can hold my breath and everything!
Little girl (Yuna's friend): Who are you, mister? Where you from?
Girl with doggie: You're the talk of the town, you know? Word travels fast in a village this size.
Woman in purple: On a hot day like today, it's best to be in the shade, ya?
Woman in green skirt: I travelled Spira looking for a land where nobody had heard of Sin. I...I gave up looking. I think it's for the best.
Younger weaver in shorts: Sin's toxin? Nah, you don't look sick. You must not have breathed in much of the stuff, ya? Guess being a blitz player means you can hold your breath pretty good.
¬I wanted to be a blitzer way back when. I just couldn't hold my breath.
Fabric seller in purple shirt: The Besaid fabrics they make here are famous all over Spira! If I buy cheap and sell high, I'll be rolling in Gil in no time!
Woman in white: Yevon's teachings are our staff and our guide in life. Without the teachings, we'd just live every day in fear of Sin.
¬It...It's like we were born to live in fear.
¬You know it's too dangerous. Sorry, but you can't pass.
¬We don't get many strangers here. I remember every visitor we get.
Little boy w/green headband: Daddy doesn't play with me at all.
Daddy the fisherman: You're the guy from the sea, right? I heard about you from Sir Luzzu.
¬A little praying might do your memory some good!
¬I suppose you can't run a business on tradition alone, ya?
Old weaver at loom: Long as I'm around, Besaid's weaving will be known as nothing but the best!
Woman in purple: I wove so much last month. All lost when Sin destroyed my boat.
Woman in green skirt: The village where I was born is no longer there, thanks to Sin.
Girl with doggie (merchant's sister): I hope the Aurochs don't lose their first match again. I'd like to see them at least tie a game one of these years.
Daddy the fisherman: I'm getting ready to go out fishing. There's fiends out in the sea, ya?
Man in green and white: I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in.
¬Rent's free, but I've been working like a dog just fixing the place.
Priestess: I appreciate the Crusaders' zeal, but they must heed the teachings.
Sailor w/blue cap: Seafaring is hard work. Gotta kick back sometimes. Get some R & R, ya?
Portly Crusader: I had a run-in with Sin's toxin before too, you know? I'm a lot better now, but things were pretty bad for a while. Couldn't remember who I was or where I came from! Scary, ya? Man, I nearly cried, and that's the truth!
¬I got better, but only after praying at the temple a lot.
Little boy w/green headband: They say I gotta train in order to join the Crusaders...
¬Me and Sir Luzzu and Gatta will beat Sin, just the three of us!
Woman in purple: You the one they say came from the sea? Toxin's still got you, ya? You go ahead and rest up.
Tidus: What's a high summoner?
(Worshippers gasp)
Tidus: I...I got too close to Sin's, uh, toxin.
Narrative: It was funny hearing myself make the same excuse over and over. Funny, and a little sad.
Priest: The summoners are practitioners of a sacred art, sworn to protect the people of Yevon. Only a chosen few become summoners, who call forth entities of great power: the aeons. The aeons hear our prayers and come down to us. They are the blessing of Yevon. (Yevon bow)
Narrative: So what he meant...was that we should respect some kinda great men or something like that... I figured.
¬The high summoners, in order from the right: Lord Braska, Lady Yocun... Lord Ohalland, and Lord Gandof. Do you remember them now?
Old Man: (Answers all the earlier questions, plus one more...)
Man in green and white: Don't bother people when they're praying! It's against the teachings!
Younger weaver in shorts: The village was attacked by Sin when I was just a little kid, ya? The village was burnt to ashes. I still have nightmares of that day.
Woman in purple: I am sure that Lord Braska is watching over our apprentice summoner.
Woman in white: May the apprentice summoner return to us safely.
Daddy the fisherman: High Summoner Gandof, give us your blessing, and watch over my family.
Kid in dark red: Please let the Aurochs score at least one goal.
Priestess: With the statues' guidance, I'm sure our apprentice is doing fine.
Portly Crusader: I hope I get over the toxin quick. The big operation's coming up!
Sailor w/blue cap: I sure hope we don't run into Sin on our next voyage.
Short monk in Monks' Chamber (righthand side): Even searching the Scriptures of Yevon, I have found no cure for Sin's toxin. May the blessing of Yevon guide you to health, friend.
¬I, too, will pray for the blessing of Yevon to shine on you.
Priestess in Nuns' Chamber: Pray at the temple, and you may just overcome Sin's toxin.
Wakka: We can't interfere. It's a rule.
Priest: But, its been nearly...
Man in uniform: It's been nearly a day already.
Tidus' Mom: Perhaps you could go look for us.
Man in uniform: People are searching for him now.
Tidus' Mom: Thank you. (covers face after man leaves)
Tidus' Mom: But he might die!
Tidus: Fine, let him!
Tidus' Mom: Do you...Do you hate him so?
Tidus: (Nods)
Tidus' Mom: If he dies, you'll never be able to tell him how much you hate him.
¬Instead of just loafing around you should be praying, too.
¬Though I'm sure nothing bad is happening. Not to that summoner.
Vilucha: Everyone's gone to the temple, but I'm more comfortable praying at home.
¬And what if something happened? I'd be afraid to go see.
¬Worrying over a few hours delay is nothing but a lack of faith!
¬I do hope they come back safely.
Portly Crusader: You looking for Wakka? The priest called him to the temple a while back.
Crusader behind podium: I want to go to the temple, but there's an operation to prepare for.
¬The Crusaders Lodge is open to guests. Take a rest? [ I'd like a nap. | Maybe later. ]
Younger weaver in shorts: I got a bad feeling, ya?
Girl (usually) with doggie: I'm sure everything's fine. (Doggie's in merchant's hut)
Weaver: Well, the last summoner almost...
Girl: Don't say that again. Please.
Weaver: Ah, my apologies.
¬Younger weaver: Without breaking the precepts,all we can do is pray, ya?
¬Girl with doggie: The apprentice hasn't returned.
- Huh? Apprentice?
- The apprentice is the apprentice! The apprentice summoner, ya?
- Hasn't returned from where?
- The Cloister of Trials! It's been a day already.
Little boy w/green headband: Dad, come on! Let's go help!
Daddy the fisherman: What are you saying? You would break the precepts, fool child?
Little boy: Yeah, but...
Daddy the fisherman: Pray with daddy for the summoner, okay?
Little boy: Yeah!
¬Little boy: Let's go help the summoner! I promise I'll be a good boy!
¬Daddy: You should pray for the apprentice summoner's safety, too.
Boy in dark red: Wakka's a guardian. He should go help.
Woman in green skirt: The villagers have a lot on their minds. You should stay quiet for a while. Intoxication is no excuse for bothering people with questions.
Man in green and white: He looks pretty weak. Maybe he just can't take it.
Old man: Sorry I can't do more to help. You understand, eh, sonny? The whole village's all wound up, with the apprentice not back from the trials.
¬All this worrying's no good for an old man like myself.
Little girl (Yuna's friend): The apprentice entered the trials, and hasn't come back...
Old woman (comforting little girl): With Lord Braska looking over her, I'm sure she'll be returning, ya?
Priestess (Nuns' Chamber): I don't mean to be rude, but some privacy would be appreciated. I must pray for our apprentice summoner, you understand.
¬The people of the village could use your help. You should pray, too.
Short monk (righthand chamber): My heart is heavy when I think of the worst that could happen. Should the Trials remain unconquered, our apprentice has no future.
¬Great strength is only obtained through great suffering.
Wakka: The summoner hasn't returned from the trial.
Tidus: Eh?
Wakka: Well, apprentice summoner, really...
Tidus: Ah?
Wakka: There's a room in there called the Cloister of Trials. Beyond is where the apprentice summoner prays. If the prayer is heard, the apprentice becomes a fully-fledged summoner, remember?
Tidus: So someone is in there somewhere and they haven't come back out. Right, I got it.
Wakka: A day's already gone by.
Tidus: Is it particularly dangerous in there?
Wakka: Sometimes, yes.
Tidus: Why don't you go in and help?
Wakka: There's already guardians in there. Besides, it's forbidden.
Tidus: (Runs halfway up stairs) Hey, but what if somethin' happens? What if the summoner dies!?
Priest: The precepts must be obeyed!
Tidus: Like I care!
(Worshippers gasp)
Wakka: Hey, it's okay.
Wakka: Only summoners, apprentice summoners, and their guardians can enter here. It's a tradition. Very important.
Tidus: So what about you?
Wakka: Me? I'm a guardian.
Tidus: A guardian?
Wakka: (Spreads hands and shrugs)
Wakka: Summoners go on a pilgrimage to pray at every temple in Spira. Guardians protect them. The guardians in there now...One of them's got a short fuse, and who knows what the other's thinking.
Wakka: Well, now that we've come this far...might as well go all the way!
Wakka: No, it's uh...it's just...
Lulu: (Gets up and stalks over)
Wakka: (Nudges Tidus) See, I told you she gets mad easily.
Tidus: (Peers at Kimahri)
Kimahri: (Looks over, looks away)
Tidus: Is the summoner all right?
Lulu: (Doubletake) Who are you?
¬Quickly, to the village square! Share in our joy!
Wakka: Wait till you see this!
Tidus: I can't see anything!
Wakka: (Lets go, waves to Yuna) Ready!
Yuna: Okay.
Narrative: I remember... That night, we talked for the first time. I didn't know it then, but after that night, everything changed. For everyone...For me...
Wakka: This guy here wants into the tournament so bad, I let him on the team. His memory's a little fuzzy, so don't mind him if he says anything odd! Come on, say hi. (Pushes him forward)
Tidus: Uh... hi, guys.
Aurochs: (muttered) Hi, there.
Tidus: So, what's our goal?
Aurochs: (lunge and fistpump) To do our best!
Wakka: Nope, we got a new goal now! Our new goal...is victory! To win every match, defeat every opposing team! To bring the Crystal Cup back to our island! That's all we need to do to win! Easy, ya?
Aurochs: (uncertainly) Victory... (cheering) Victory! Victory! Victory! Yay!
¬It's a rough setup. One loss and you're through, ya?
Datto: Hey, I was hoping you'd join the team all along, ya?
Botta: Victory, huh?
Jassu: Everyone's acting like we already won! Not that I can blame them, ya?
Keepa: Hit the other team hard and make it easy on the goalkeeper, ya?
Old woman: Stay away from the summoner!
Little girl (Yuna's friend): You're a bad man!
Yuna: (Stands)
Old man: Lady Yuna! Be careful!
Yuna: But it was really my fault to begin with.
Tidus: Huh? Ah... I'm sorry about that.
Tidus: Wasn't that... Wasn't I not supposed to... Guess I...kind of overreacted.
Yuna: Oh, no. I was...overconfident.
Tidus: Um, I saw that aeon thing. That's amazing!
Yuna: Really? Do you think I can become high summoner?
Tidus: (Nods)
Yuna: (Clasps hands over heart and beams)
Little girl: Lady Yuna, come play with me some more!
Yuna: (Stoops, nods and smiles)
Yuna: (Turns back to Tidus) So, tomorrow, then.
Tidus: Tomorrow?
Yuna: We're going on the same boat, aren't we?
Tidus: Oh, really?
Yuna: We can talk more. You can tell me all about Zanarkand!
Wakka: (Nudges T. after she's gone) She's cute, ya?
- Tidus: Yeah!
- Wakka: Don't get no ideas.
Tidus: No promises there, big guy. - She's not my type.
- Wakka: Then we're cool.
Wakka: That's not going to happen.
¬If you get tired, let me know. I had a bed made for you.
Jassu: You should get to sleep early, brudda. Get some rest.
Botta: Hey, I'll just try to stay out of your way.
Letty: The toughest team out there is the Goers, and the stadium's on their home turf!
Datto: Now that you're with us, we got nothing to fear!
- Not quite yet.
- Wakka: Don't overdo it. We leave early tomorrow.
- Yeah.
- Wakka: Good. Sleep tight.
Yuna: Everyone will find us if it doesn't come soon.
Tidus: You really sure this is okay?
Yuna: Would you take me to Zanarkand?
Rikku: (Running up) Hey!
Tidus: (Jogs briskly in place)
Rikku: You said you'd go with me!
Tidus: Oh, hey... I, uh...
Rikku: I thought Wakka told you not to get any ideas?
Yuna: He did?
Tidus: Gyaaaah....
Rikku: Yeah, so you're coming with me!
Jecht: (Interrupts offscreen) Hey! Stop dreaming! You, with a woman? You can't even catch a ball!
Tidus: (Now a child, holding his head and rocking)
Jecht: Oh, what's the matter? (Yuna and Rikku appear beside him) Gonna cry again? Cry, cry. That's the only thing you're good for!
Tidus: (Whispers) I hate you.
Jecht: Huh? What'd you say?
Yuna: You have to speak loudly.
Tidus: (Louder) I hate you!
Jecht: Eh?
Rikku: That's the spirit!
Yuna: You can do it!
Lulu: (Offscreen) He's dead, okay? Dead!
Wakka: Yeah, but...he needed our help!
Lulu: Excuses again?
Wakka: Yeah, but...
Lulu: That's it. No more. Enough, Wakka! (Storms off)
Wakka: My little brother, Chappu. He looked like you.
Tidus: He's dead?
Wakka: He was with the Crusaders when they fought Sin last year. He didn't make it. I first heard on the day of the tournament.
Tidus: Oh, so that's why.
Wakka: I became a guardian to fight Sin, ya?
Tidus: Revenge, then?
Wakka: That was the idea. But...I'm more worried about a stupid game now than avenging my brother. Well, after the next tournament, I'll be a guardian full-time.
Wakka: I know it kinda looks like I'm using you, but I'm not.
Tidus: Don't worry. I mean, I owe you a lot. You really helped me out, you know? What I mean is... thanks, Wakka. (stands and holds out hand)
Wakka: (starts to shake hands then waves T. away) Heh. Stop, you're embarrassing me!
Tidus: Whoa! You're giving this...to me?
Wakka: Yeah, use it well!
Lulu: That's the sword you gave Chappu.
Wakka: Well, he never used it.
Wakka: Where's Yuna?
Tidus: We're taking the same boat as Yuna, right? Why do we gotta wait here?
Wakka: Yuna came to this village ten years ago, when the last Calm started.
Tidus: The Calm?
Wakka: Since then, she's been like a little sister to me and Lulu. But she had the talent...She became an apprentice. Now, today, she leaves as a summoner.
Lulu: This is our journey...We should leave together.
Yuna: Ah... They're not really my things. They're gifts for the temples we're to visit.
Wakka: This isn't a vacation, Yuna.
Yuna: I guess...I guess you're right. (Leaves suitcase)
Wakka: Okay! Off we go!
Yuna: (Hangs back to give Yevon bow to temple)
¬I've nothing to say to a breaker of the precepts!
Old man: I'm sure you'd like to know more before you head out, eh? [Answers same questions]
Priestess: I suppose we'll have to call our apprentice Lady Yuna now.
Daddy the fisherman: You know why the temple faces away from the sea? So it does not have to look upon the sea from which Sin comes.
Sailor w/blue cap: If you muck around here, the ship will leave without you! And the next boat won't be here for a while. Better hurry, ya?
Woman in green skirt: Most of the villagers went down to say farewell at the dock. Our summoner's leaving. Aw, I've never liked goodbyes.
Woman in white: When I think about Lady Yuna's journey, I wonder if praying is enough.
¬I'm sure she'll be fine. Lulu's with her and all.
¬I'm sure Lady Yuna will become a high summoner. Everyone in Besaid thinks so.
Priestess: And you, heathen. Know that the teachings are the only true guide!
Daddy the fisherman: You might think about not having that toxin cured. I know there's lots of things I'd like to forget. Lots.
¬Sorry, no time to talk. Rover starts barking when I slack off. (dog is in here today)
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Sailor w/blue cap: I'm gonna kick back in town till the next ship gets here. There's no time to rest out there. Never know when Sin will show up.
Portly Crusader: I haven't fully healed from Sin's toxin so I'm on guard detail. Don't get me wrong. I'd rather be with my buddies. But I'm a little relieved. This operation's gonna be dangerous, you know?
¬The Crusaders are planning an operation that defies the teachings of Yevon. It is a pity. The loss of Chappu should be lesson enough to follow the teachings.
Priestess: The summoner embarks on a perilous pilgrimage to save the people. We must pray from the very bottom of our hearts for her success.
Priestess in Nuns' Chamber: Fear not! The toxin will heal.
Daddy the fisherman: I'm heading out fishing, so I'm praying for a Sinless ocean.
Woman in green skirt: Careful not to break any more precepts, or you'll end up like the Crusaders!
Woman in white: Please, guide Lady Yuna's travels well.
Kid in dark red: I'm gonna pray for Lady Yuna every day!
¬When I was born, Lord Braska and two guardians came to our village.
Merchant: You're going with Lady Yuna? Does that mean you're a guardian?
- No way.
- Merchant: You're saving it for the tournament then! The Aurochs have got to win this year!
- Maybe so.
- If there's anything you need to know about guardians, ask Lulu. Lulu knows everything. She'll be a bigger help than Wakka for sure.
Portly Crusader: I'm praying for Sir Luzzu's and the others' safety. Yevon knows they'll need it.
¬Of course, with the Crusaders excommunicated, I'm not supposed to be in the temple. But the priest let me in special. Guess he's not all precepts after all.
Sailor w/blue cap: I really, really hope we don't run into Sin on this voyage.
Tidus: (Thwack) No problem!
Wakka: Not too shabby! You kept up with him pretty well. Might make a good guardian someday.
Tidus: Heh! Watch this! (Sword goes thud)
Wakka: Told you. Only magic can beat that thing. If you can't beat 'em down, you gotta use magic of an element they don't like.
Tidus: Magic? Element?
Wakka: Let's have our black mage show you what I mean. Lu! You're up!
Lulu: Clueless, aren't you? Good thing I'm here.
Lulu: Spells of ice work well against fire fiends... And ice fiends are weak against fire magic. You follow?
Tidus: I get fire and ice, but what about lightning and water?
Lulu: Lightning and water are opposed, just like fire and ice. This one here is a water fiend, which means...
- Water
- Wakka: Whoa! Hey! What are you healing that thing for?
Lulu: This is the sort of thing that can happen if you pick the wrong element. - Fire or Blizzard
- Lulu: Uh, that was a bad example. This one's a water fiend, so fire and ice aren't very effective.
Wakka: Enough with the lesson, Lu. Let's get this over with, ya? - Lightning
- [Lulu zorches Flan into pretty lights]
Tidus: Let's get going, man!
Wakka: (Folds arms) We're gonna wait.
Tidus: Huh?
Yuna: Mm. (nods, leaves)
Wakka: Chappu didn't pray that day. Said he'd miss his boat.
[If you check statue afterwards, Tidus does Yevon bow.]
Kilika and Bikanel
join as one.
Kimahri: (Shakes head and walks away)
Tidus: What's with that guy?
Lulu: Kimahri Ronso, of the Ronso tribe. He's learned the fiends' way of fighting.
Tidus: That's not what I meant!
Wakka: He's another of Yuna's guardians.
Tidus: Huh?
Yuna: (Laughter) Sometimes we don't understand him either. Kimahri doesn't talk much anyway. But he has protected me since I was a child!
Tidus: Ah.
Wakka: True, true. But, uh...Why don't we let our summoner show us what she's made of!
Lulu: Show us what your training has taught you, Yuna!
Yuna: Okay! (Summons Valefor to whump it)
¬Please watch over Lady Yuna. Here, have this. You may find use for it. ~Phoenix Down
Man in green and white: Oh! There are so many things I want to tell her. But seeing her there, smiling... I just can't say them.
Hey, you! The sea's crawling with fiends, so give this to Yuna, okay? ~Ether
Short priest: May Yevon's blessings be with our summoner on her pilgrimage. Here, a gift from the temple to sanctify her departure. ~Seeker's Ring
¬The journey will be long. Believe the teachings, and you will not go astray.
Old weaver who (almost) never leaves loom: I won't cry...I won't, ya?
Younger weaver: They're really leaving. Here, a farewell gift from all the village. ~Gil
¬I understand why some people didn't come down here. It's hard to say goodbye.
Little boy w/green headband: Lady Yuna! Don't forget me, okay?
¬I'll be good while you're gone! I promise, ya? Here, take this. Daddy says it's an offering. ~Remedy
Little girl (Yuna's friend): We'll miss Lady Yuna! Come back soon, ya?
¬Where are you going on that big boat?