"nostalgia weighs heavy on the soul." from mhitra!
Caught in a moment together among the air of Apkallu falls, Y’shtola realizes that much more time has passed sine they last spoke in person. The fault she wholly claimed but it did not change the clarity of its factual nature as they continued to speak. Mhitra's work among the Sons of Saint Coinach spelled promising as she shared the details between vaunted and joyous successes among failed trails and lost knowledge. She often related her work to memories they held in their home prior to venturing to Eorzea. That often the habits and mannerisms of Sharlayanas seemed to transcend the effects of time – and she of course couldn’t agree more.
The likes of tomes discovered in vast unearthed allagan ruins correlated to the tomes discovered in secret from under the protectors of knowledge among high ceiling libraries. Long journeys across Eorzea reminded of the treks across Sharlayan into areas they knew they should have very well avoided. In all recollections, one commonality rings true – that they had fared this realm side by side and had depended on each other for more than many knew.
Each tale though ending is high spirits and fair laughs and jest at each other’s expense, that doleful reality remained underlying.
“Nostalgia weighs heavy on the soul."
Mhitra aired her words, and Y’shtola believed she had the right of it. Though she wouldn’t make any vaunted promises to increase the frequency of their meetings, and knew that Mhitra would not expect as much, Y’shtola knew that the weight of nostalgia would retain their faith in one another. Should weeks, months or years pass, her bond with Mhitra would never change.
“That it does.” She concedes initially, though finding some amusement in an effort not to outwardly linger in somber tones, “if only it meant no longer marking yourself an unwitting accomplice in imagined schemes you claim to be of my making. Or have you forgotten that half of which were of your design?”