Something was wrong. Tidus was more sure as to what when Yuna mentioned how long she had been here. She had been alone, or that was what he assumed. A wave of empathy washed over him. He didn't know the details, but he could understand why she was acting so guarded.
"Was the other world where we were fighting eachother? I remember now, Yuna. But I can understand if you...I'm sorry." The apology felt weak, but he didn't know what else to say. He scratched the back of his neck, glancing up in time to see her eyes become suspiciously shiny.
He found himself taking a step forward, only to freeze in his tracks. It felt like the air had been sucked out of him. Four years?! How was that even possible? But even if he couldn't wrap his head around it, he knew Yuna was telling the truth. He finally was able to stop staring, and he glanced down. He hadn't kept his promise as a guardian. He felt terrible about it.
Finally, he forced himself to smile, glancing at her.
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"Was the other world where we were fighting eachother? I remember now, Yuna. But I can understand if you...I'm sorry." The apology felt weak, but he didn't know what else to say. He scratched the back of his neck, glancing up in time to see her eyes become suspiciously shiny.
He found himself taking a step forward, only to freeze in his tracks. It felt like the air had been sucked out of him. Four years?! How was that even possible? But even if he couldn't wrap his head around it, he knew Yuna was telling the truth. He finally was able to stop staring, and he glanced down. He hadn't kept his promise as a guardian. He felt terrible about it.
Finally, he forced himself to smile, glancing at her.
"It looks like we have some catching up to do."