[ Wow. This whole time Inigo was half-convinced he may end up dying in some sort of meteor crash, but little did he know that the true horror that might do him in was waiting for him until that danger had already passed.

Sure, Inigo does walk too when Tidus starts walking, matching his step to walk next to him, but something about it seems almost a bit reluctant. Like a little kid being dragged to the dentist by its parents. And the weirdest part is that it feels like his reluctance is so much stronger than his conscious reason for it, even to Inigo himself. ]

Sure did. [ He sucks in a breath, trying to calm down whatever weird feeling is going on inside of him. Come on, Inigo, just act normal. ] But at least dealing with those was much easier than trying to figure out how to work those control centers. There was just way too much technology there that I've never even seen before. It's a good thing that some people did seem to have an idea of how all that worked.