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Nils listened to two of his friends, Sue and Blossom, speak of their own stories. A war in the future that his nephew was involved in, a wedding that unknowingly became Blossom's... it was all so amazing.

Nils blinked for a moment when FD spoke. His face softened and he gave him a nod. "Go for it, Hikaru." The bard whispered encouraging. He wasn't even sure if he knew FD's complete story, so he was eager to hear it.

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Alihi smiled, laughing softly. "Yeah, but I don't mind... As long as Amara's happy."

They reached the stand and the person who was apparently running it started to tease Ephraim. She groaned. Did she really look like she was with Ephraim? "He's just a friend!" The tactician said, repeating what the noble said without the included stammer. Her mind did drift, if only for a moment, but a tug on her pants leg reminded her why she was here. "Oh, right..." She dug into her side pouch, pulling out two more gold coins and handing them over to the lady. She then bent over to pick up Amara once more. "My daughter would like to give this game a try!"

Amara, though, twisted towards Ephraim, holding out both Berry and Cherry. "Hold please?" She asked him sweetly while Alihi held the rings in her hand, waiting for Amara's hands to become free.

Huh. He sure didn't know that.

They had been in the Team of Teamwork Team for a while, but Lance wouldn't have guessed she had a past like that when she always acted happily like that. Of course, you're not that far off either...then again, you hardly remember your past.

"Ain't that good though then Blossy. Despite what happened, you're here as the person you are. That's pretty swell, don't you think?" Lance said while grinning. "Somehow, that rings a bell with my own story, but I don't really remember much of it, so I can't say for certain.

Blossom quietly departed from the stage. No one was really saying anything, and suddenly she wasn't that sure if she should have told all that. She smoothed one hand against her head, tugging her glove back on, and then Lance was speaking to her, and she turned her blue-grey eyes to him.

The uncertain expression on her face relaxed, and she smiled warmly to him. "Yeah... Yeah, I guess so. Thanks." She gave him a small hug, then stepped away and adjusted the gold ring around her wrist. "You don't remember much of your past? Did you block it out or something?" she asked him, trying not to overstep boundaries.

"Really? I didn't know you knew him well." Isadora reply as she wiped her mouth with a handkerchief. "How did you two met?"

Isadora raised her hand to get the bill. After a minute or two, the manager brought the bill (after Mary tried to take the bill from Merry). Looking at the cost, Isadora paid it along with the 20% tip.

"Let's hurry before the waitress gets us." Isadora whispered as she got out of her seat and moved across the room. Once they were out, she let Ed take the lead to Ganon. After all, with so many people in the festival, it would be hard for the paladin to find this Ganon person.

"Well, from what I can remember right now," Ed replied, screwing her face up slightly in concentration, "he was doin' his wandering business when he came by me. I wasn't in a very good mood and he wanted to fix that. So he played for me, and we got acquainted. He's a real good musician."

She was eating ravenously as she spoke, so her plate was cleaned quickly. Shortly after she had finished her brief flashback her food and drink were done. Ed shot up from her seat as Isadora laid the money down.

"I hear ya loud and clear," Ed whispered back with a cunning grin. She quickly slipped out of the restaurant with Isadora in tow, then picked her way through the crowds using the trained agility she had developed.

"Hey...heeeey! Ganon!"

Now not too far away from the musician, Ed jumped up and down, waving her arms in an attempt to catch the bard's attention.

Turning towards the yelling, Ziaram felt like he was on the right path. "That may be the way." He said to himself dashing towards the person yelling.

(( I wish to see these stats XD ))

The next game wasn't exactly..a game at all...it was one of those, catch a fish in tank with a paper catcher. The water wasn't that deep at all and somehow the small goldfishes swam around..didn't seem like they were going anywhere at all. There were other kids trying as well but their pans kept breaking through. He watched a little girl with her mother try and catch one.

"M-Mommy" hearing the girl nearly cry as she couldn't catch a fish. Ephraim couldn't help but jump in, he paid the vendor 3 pieces of gold and took the catcher

"The trick is to pull them to the edge" addressing the girl who was about to cry, she looked at him curiously and watched his movement. Ephraim ran a goldfish near the edge and once it was close enough, held the bowl he was given and tossed the fish in with a single flicker of his wrist. "See?" smiling, he handed the bowl to the vendor who handed him a small bag with the fish he caught in which, Ephraim handed to the little girl who happily took it.

"Thank you" the mother bowed politely and followed her daughter to another game stand. Ephraim huffed, turning back to Amara. "Would you like to try?" curiously asking.

((I can't remember what this game is called but I remember playing it when I was about 12 or 15 xDDD, all the goldfishes I caught went into my tank and died 3 years later :<. It was fun though, FREE GOLD FISHES! XD They give you some kind of paper net like thingy to catch the fishes with.))

"You must be the one that knew about Shento..." Coming over from running.