There's a small "Okay", and Tidus turns in the direction offered, allowing Hera to go and say - and do - whatever it is she needs to. There's a regret in him, sitting on the rise of land that opens up the plains to them, a sight they never regularly to see without bloodshed nearby.

It makes him wish they could stay, do more. We should be helping them spoken through his link with Romeo, even if it's not deliberate. A hope they one day will.

Because why - why can't they? When they help so many others.