It's easy to lose each other in the middle of this chaos. Inigo could have sworn that Tidus was fighting by his side only moments ago, somewhere right behind his back, but the moment Inigo takes care of the monster he was fighting, he turns around - and Tidus is nowhere to be seen.
It tugs on his heart with an instant kind of worry in this situation. Tidus can handle himself, but.. people have already died. It makes the situation feel more dire than any other mission before, if not just because it makes Inigo feel sick to his stomach. And then there's the fact that last time anything with illusions happened, Tidus was..
A hand subconsciously moves down to touch his stomach, but Inigo shakes it off, instead starting to run. It looks like there's more illusions than civilians around right now (even the kinds that are attacking them), so Inigo just does his best to avoid them, running with his sword out until he finally spots that familiar head of hair again. Even if he can't quite see the full situation yet, it's obvious that Tidus looks frustrated about something, and so Inigo quickens his pace as he's practically jumping over.
"Tidus! Are you o--"
But it's only when he calls out and stops right next to the other that he follows Tidus's line of sight, realising Tidus wasn't quite fighting a monster. Nor one of the chaos-enthralled civilians, judging by the way this guy looks. It makes Inigo just stop mid-sentence and stare for a moment.
2B
It tugs on his heart with an instant kind of worry in this situation. Tidus can handle himself, but.. people have already died. It makes the situation feel more dire than any other mission before, if not just because it makes Inigo feel sick to his stomach. And then there's the fact that last time anything with illusions happened, Tidus was..
A hand subconsciously moves down to touch his stomach, but Inigo shakes it off, instead starting to run. It looks like there's more illusions than civilians around right now (even the kinds that are attacking them), so Inigo just does his best to avoid them, running with his sword out until he finally spots that familiar head of hair again. Even if he can't quite see the full situation yet, it's obvious that Tidus looks frustrated about something, and so Inigo quickens his pace as he's practically jumping over.
"Tidus! Are you o--"
But it's only when he calls out and stops right next to the other that he follows Tidus's line of sight, realising Tidus wasn't quite fighting a monster. Nor one of the chaos-enthralled civilians, judging by the way this guy looks. It makes Inigo just stop mid-sentence and stare for a moment.