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[captainrygdea.livejournal.com]

It sounds like this is it. Before you know it, us "sky people" will be heading back to where we belong. Can't believe I'm saying this, but this place was starting to grow on me. Minus the moogles. They could all disappear and I wouldn't mind, nosiree. They'd be alright if they didn't talk.

I've got nothing else to complain about. It's weird around these parts, but it was kinda nice while it lasted. ...Aw, who am I kidding, I'm just getting restless over here. This Terra business had better get sorted out soon.

[He mumbles the next bit, not really focusing on the screen now.]

I still think I hit my head hard on something running out of there. It would explain the damn moogles.

[Filtered to Lightning]

Hey there. How have you been holding up?

[Filtered to Cid Raines]

Raines. We need to talk.

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[marquisofthesky.livejournal.com]

[In Ondore opinion, Rygdea might as well said something like that. His homeland of Bhujerba is comprised of all sorts of people, including moogles. The floating continent of Dorstonis was once the home of the moogles long before humes ever flocked towards the skies. The moogles welcomed the humes to their land and thus created an uncanny friendship between the moogles and the humes.

His fondness for the amiable creatures stems from this, and the fact that moogle were willing to sacrifice their lives to free Ivalice from Archadian rule.]

I do admit, I was quite wary of some of the creatures and people here on Gaia, but over time I grown quite fond of them.

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[captainrygdea.livejournal.com]

I'm not done growing fond of being here. I barely got started. Give me a break, will you?

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[marquisofthesky.livejournal.com]

[Giving the young solider a rather discontent gaze, Halim let's out a sigh.]

Very well. I suppose your limited time here on Gaia hasn't made you appreciate some of it's wonders yet.

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[captainrygdea.livejournal.com]

[He chuckles a bit, though there isn't any actual humor or amusement behind it. It's more of a half-hearted "eheh", really.]

Yeah, I guess so. ...The airships are pretty cool. Gaia's got that going for it.

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[marquisofthesky.livejournal.com]

Gaia is quite known for their advances in technology, but their advances pale in comparison to that of Ivalice. My native world needs to pay homage to the moogles because it was them who inspired us humes to take to the skies above.

Airships are common in Ivalice because of them, much like here. This realm possesses many similarities between my world and itself, but Ivalice's technology does surpass Gaia's technology.

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[captainrygdea.livejournal.com]

[Well, now he looks interested. Surprised too, yes, but mostly just intrigued.]

..Are you trying to tell me moogles can build airships?

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[marquisofthesky.livejournal.com]

[Ah, he took the bait. Ondore couldn't help but chuckle at the younger man's intrigue.]

That I am. In truth, the moogles were the original inventors of airships. It wasn't until the Archadian Empire began to manufacture their own vessels, that humes managed to take the lead in airship design.

In the skycity of Bhujerba, the moogles took center stage in the Resistance to build combat vessels in order to push back the Empire's dominion over Dalmasca with the help of the Rozarrians.

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[captainrygdea.livejournal.com]

[He has no idea what any of those things are, but he gets the gist of it; moogles built airships to help one group get some other group off their asses, with the help of a third party. That's all he needs to know. Normally he would ask more about all of that, but at the moment? All his attention is on the fact that airships are involved. So he just nods along, figuring he can get the details on all those names some other time if it comes up.]

You don't say. If that's the case, you've got a point. They can't be all that bad...

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[marquisofthesky.livejournal.com]

Allow me to state now, that the moogles of Ivalice are quite different than the moogles here on Gaia. For one thing, Ivalican moogles have long rabbit-like ears much like the Viera. The moogles here on Gaia possess smaller feline-like ears, and they are also smaller in size.

[Ondore looked a tad pensive now.]

'Tis as if these moogles on Gaia are a different breed of moogle. What a thought! I never thought there would be such differences between moogles. That probably explains why the Gaian moogles lack the intellect to build airships, unlike the Ivalcian ones.

There are few Ivalice native moogles here on Gaia, but many of them seem to folk towards the Sky Sea.