[These cities she shows him, with such an ease that she changes the vista, are glittering, bright, kaleidoscopic. More than even Midgar, a city whose mako smog obscures much at too far of a distance, even with its surreal green glow.
His eyes linger, tracing over each line of every building as though he could commit it to memory. He had not considered how varied the landscape of other worlds could be. Even in Abraxas, the scope of the universe had expanded to two planets instead of one. Wanda's display reminds him that it's bigger than that; a grounded reminder that he is surprisingly small in the grand scheme of it.]
I only travel where Shinra assigns me. If you've visited two cities, that's one more than me.
[In a way. He is familiar with the heart of Midgar, which he counts. He has visited Junon, which he does not.]
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His eyes linger, tracing over each line of every building as though he could commit it to memory. He had not considered how varied the landscape of other worlds could be. Even in Abraxas, the scope of the universe had expanded to two planets instead of one. Wanda's display reminds him that it's bigger than that; a grounded reminder that he is surprisingly small in the grand scheme of it.]
I only travel where Shinra assigns me. If you've visited two cities, that's one more than me.
[In a way. He is familiar with the heart of Midgar, which he counts. He has visited Junon, which he does not.]