Franz was sitting at a small table enjoying a quiet breakfast by the airship docks when it had arrived. The moogle had rustled in its bag and dropped off an envelope with the most gaudy and eccentric writing he had seen. Nearly engraved in gold leaf was the name "Porkchop".
He looked in shock. Garlemald did not have moogles deliver mail, if any moogles even existed there at all. Was he supposed to pay for the delivery? Buy it a drink? Pat its fluffy head and say 'thanks'? "You must be special, kupo~" was the only thing it had said before it flew off to deliver what he could only imagine would be more letters.
There was only a single person who could have thought that addressing an envelope this way was correct, let alone a good idea. Natalie
"Even in death, she'll have the last laugh I suppose." He took a small sip of the tea that accompanied a small meal of sweet frumenty with some fruit in it and some scrambled dodo eggs. But as he had resolved the previous day, moping around would fix anything. He had moved on and as long as Kage would allow him to stay, he would reside in that house. He'd leave the letter sealed. Whatever its contents may be, they were likely not life-threatening.
He looked in shock. Garlemald did not have moogles deliver mail, if any moogles even existed there at all. Was he supposed to pay for the delivery? Buy it a drink? Pat its fluffy head and say 'thanks'? "You must be special, kupo~" was the only thing it had said before it flew off to deliver what he could only imagine would be more letters.
There was only a single person who could have thought that addressing an envelope this way was correct, let alone a good idea. Natalie
"Even in death, she'll have the last laugh I suppose." He took a small sip of the tea that accompanied a small meal of sweet frumenty with some fruit in it and some scrambled dodo eggs. But as he had resolved the previous day, moping around would fix anything. He had moved on and as long as Kage would allow him to stay, he would reside in that house. He'd leave the letter sealed. Whatever its contents may be, they were likely not life-threatening.
