Zack Fair:
It's up to us to find our own purpose.
I mean, who says it's gotta be one way?
Everyone's sitting back, acting like the world's doomed, but the future's not set in stone.
We're not powerless.

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Zack Fair:
It's up to us to find our own purpose.
I mean, who says it's gotta be one way?
Everyone's sitting back, acting like the world's doomed, but the future's not set in stone.
We're not powerless.
Who does Cloud have the most sexual tension with?
Sephiroth
Zack
Rufus
Reno
Roche
Andrea Rhodea
Barret
Tifa
Aerith
Biggs
Vincent
Someone not mentioned (comment below)
On that ffvii art slop
Genuinely think Biggs is mega underrated.
He cleans when he’s stressed? Anxiety. That man is anxious despite being the “calm” one of the group.
The FFVII Hunger Games -- Part 4
ANGEAL NOOOOOOOOO
but good on Aerith for taking out Corneo!
Vincent's out, oh no...
Wedge and Genesis are the ones to watch out for, damn...
And what if I stared writing a wedge lives au, and what if I hoed up their outfits, and what if they kissed, and what if-
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 1/? Fandom: Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII Remake (Video Game 2020) Rating: Mature Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Zack Fair/Biggs Characters: Zack Fair, Biggs (Compilation of FFVII), Elmyra Gainsborough, Aerith Gainsborough, Kyrie Canaan (Compilation of FFVII), Mireille Dudley, Cloud Strife, Marlene Wallace, Wymer (Compilation of FFVII), Tseng (Compilation of FFVII) Additional Tags: Implied/Referenced Character Death, Other Additional Tags to Be Added Summary:
All it takes is a world hurtling toward oblivion to cross two paths in just the right way. There might not be a tomorrow—hell, there's hardly a today—but it might just be enough to share the space between.