"How is it that you help the tribe by being in the city?"
K'yohko's big question to her. She looked her father in the eyes before answering.
"Father, our tribe is starving. In the time I was away, there was one less mouth to feed. I am not good at hunting. My strengths lie in healing. And then there are the ones who take trips to the city to get supplies. I've seen what Ul'dah has done to my mother." she said. For the first time since she came back, she refered to her K'yohko as father.
"Not all outsiders are good. But there are still many good outsiders. I've been given full control of Ul'dah Garden because of Ventus's condition. A condition, that had resulted in mother being almost killed..." she looked to her feet.
"I never want to see my mother hurt again. I am conflicted. I want to be here, home, but I also want to continue learning skills on the outside and try to change the world around us, so the tribe can survive. So... I guess in the end, I do not know. I don't know the first thing about running something like Garden..." she explained, before loooking back at her father with her bright green eyes.
"So what is your idea? K'ile when he gave me the invitation, suggested I be a representative between the tribe and outsiders. But I do not trust his judgments. Even now, I still remember him aiming his spear at me and telling me I was not welcomed and that I should leave. But... you... you genuinely care, or you would not be explaining and talking to me." she gave a weak smile.
K'yohko's big question to her. She looked her father in the eyes before answering.
"Father, our tribe is starving. In the time I was away, there was one less mouth to feed. I am not good at hunting. My strengths lie in healing. And then there are the ones who take trips to the city to get supplies. I've seen what Ul'dah has done to my mother." she said. For the first time since she came back, she refered to her K'yohko as father.
"Not all outsiders are good. But there are still many good outsiders. I've been given full control of Ul'dah Garden because of Ventus's condition. A condition, that had resulted in mother being almost killed..." she looked to her feet.
"I never want to see my mother hurt again. I am conflicted. I want to be here, home, but I also want to continue learning skills on the outside and try to change the world around us, so the tribe can survive. So... I guess in the end, I do not know. I don't know the first thing about running something like Garden..." she explained, before loooking back at her father with her bright green eyes.
"So what is your idea? K'ile when he gave me the invitation, suggested I be a representative between the tribe and outsiders. But I do not trust his judgments. Even now, I still remember him aiming his spear at me and telling me I was not welcomed and that I should leave. But... you... you genuinely care, or you would not be explaining and talking to me." she gave a weak smile.
