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"Are you trying to piss me off child? Barthello?" Suddenly, the large man took a step forwards and then reached for Matsuri but was stopped as Ginsa was holding his wrist. "Don't harm my friend here. Unless you'd like to see the true form of Sin itself," said Ginsa looking not at Barthello, but rather at the woman. "Dona, just take your love bird and please leave," Ginsa muttered as he let go of Barthello. Dona chuckled a bit before walking away with Barthello walking behind rubbing his wrist. "Matsuri... You must remember, your not of this world but to fit in, you must act the part. Just suck in your pride and lets be done with it."

"Even if you could have defended yourself, you wouldn't be able to fight off an entire world of summoners. And how I knew about her name is none of your concern. We leave now. Our boat is ready to depart," said Ginsa heading towards the end of the docks. "You can learn more about the world as we travel." Ginsa walked onto the boat and waited for Matsuri to board so they could stake a spot on the deck and stick to it.

It would be a while but they'd reach Luca, a rather large city beaming with townsfolk but it seems that there was a rather large commotion coming from the stadium that the docks were built around. Looking at a flat piece of glass above him, Ginsa watched as two teams started playing a foreign game that involved being submerged in water and a ball covered in bumps. A multitude of different looking people stood around the docks watching as well, some that looked almost exactly alike (guado) although they were not related and others looking like hybrids of beast and man, standing over seven feet tall with a horn sticking out from the middle of their foreheads. "Welcome to Luca, home to the Blitzball Stadium, Matsuri."

Ginsa merely walked after her, finding her hiding behind an object. As he passed her, he grabbed her ear and started to pull her towards the stadium entrance. "If your interested in these things, I guess we can see a game." Ginsa pulled her into the stands as another game was about to start and sat down, letting go of her ear as pumps launched water into the air, filling a sphere with water. Ginsa was still emotionless though all of those events almost as if he knew this place all his life.

"Two teams of six holds their breath underwater for a lengthy amount of time and they try to throw that ball there into the opponent's goal where it is either blocked by the players, or the goalie. But if it passes through, it scores a point. There are hardly any other rules than that so relax and enjoy the carnage," said a voice from behind. Ginsa didn't have to even looked. "Tidus, Star player of the Besaid Aurochs. Former guardian of Ex-High Summoner Lady Yuna... You come to enjoy the show," asked Ginsa. "No. You forgot to pay your ticket fee at the front office and I was asked to pick up the cash," said Tidus with a smile as he bent over the two so he would be looking at them from in front of them but upside-down.

"We got no Gil Tidus... Mind giving some die-hard fans a break?" Ginsa merely looked at Tidus who then started to walk around them. He placed a hand up to his chin in a thinking pose and then smiled. "Alright... But only under one condition," said Tidus. "And that is?" "If your friend here would give me a great big smile," said Tidus as he grinned from what seemed ear to ear.

Ginsa blinked as he looked to his right towards Matsuri. "Baka... He's talking about you." With that Tidus started to laugh and at the same time, one of the players from within the sphere was launched out of the pool and into the crowds, causing massive cheering from the crowds as the game continued while the player jumped back into the game.

"Or being very enthusiasitc about the game will work too... Wait a minuet, what kind of back-water village did you com from that hasn't even heard of Blitzball anyways," asked Tidus raising an eyebrow. "She lived a sheltered life. Don't mind her," answered Ginsa quickly. "Well then. Enjoy the show!" With that Tidus walked off towards the locker rooms.

"That was close," muttered Ginsa as he turned his eyes back towards the game. "As for your question, you can start it up if you want but I don't think it would catch on as well as it would here." Ginsa sat there, glass eyed as players within the sphere of water battled it out with tackles, grapples, and kicks to get possession of the ball.