[Voice]

[eidolon-soul.livejournal.com]

It's nice to be in Alexandria again! I doubt I'll stay for too long since I have promises to keep, but this festival sounds like fun. If all goes well, I'll make a return trip just for that. It seems as though it will be quite the gathering.

Luneth, did you find your friend? I hope all went well.

[Filtered to Eiko]

Do you know anything about the shrines of this world? A friend of mine overheard someone mention them and was curious. If you can spare a moment, I'm sure he'll appreciate it. I admit I'm curious now, too.

[Filtered to Dagger]

I'm in town again! When you have time to meet, there's something I'd like to talk to you about.

[Video]

[loveandstrife.livejournal.com]

[Cloud is sat on the edge of the fountain in Treno, smiling slightly. Yes. Smiling.]

Hey, Tifa, did you want to go to that party?

I... don't mind coming with you, but Zack'll probably be with us, too.

Not sure, haven't asked him.

[He shrugs and turns off the device.]

[Voice]

[light-chosen.livejournal.com]

[Ingus has been fiddling with the communication device the moogle gave him for some time, got Rally-Ho'ed at quite a bit, and is now thoroughly confused.]

I understand that this device can be used to communicate over long distances, is this true?

Forgive my lack of manners, I am Ingus of Sasune. I find myself in a very peculiar place called... [Pauses to ask a Dwarf again to be certain.] Conde Petie.

I may have an unusual question for you, do Dwarves normally vanish into thin air?

[Rather concerned about that, actually.]

[Voice]

[ava-illumina.livejournal.com]

( Filtered to Kain )

[End Filter]

Rosa? I think we should be moving on from Treno soon.

[Voice Transmission - Kefka 001]

[magicclown.livejournal.com]

[Transmission starts with the sound of a few moogles screaming and running away. Suddenly sounds of fire being ignited as the moogles' screams are more violent then fade as the sound of a crackling fire can be heard nearby]

[Silence for a moment]

[An evil and psychotic laugh can be heard at the end, before the transmission ends]