[ The dim lighting of Ka'Pandol. The aloof locals. The distant music. The slight drizzle...
Ena clutches her umbrella and peers upward at the dome. The dome is at least under control, but that's not exactly the most comforting thought.
Regardless, she has a job to do. She wonders how the crystals managed to get into the dome, not to mention how they managed to preserve enough momentum through the water to somehow break through the dome, if that's what caused the cracks. But she hadn't seen any yet, so unless these crystals are microscopically small, one colliding with the dome could have shattered the entire thing. She didn't know how the dome was engineered, though--she could not ignore the possibility.
But she thought it was much more likely that someone brought one in. While the crystals appeared not too long ago, Vaikuntha was a constant stream of people going from one city to another, an impression she got from the intricate network of airships that connected the whole globe. But then again, while an outsider could have brought one in, she couldn't imagine that the owner would let it leave their person willingly. That is, unless they had a private and safe place they could put it, out of sight and out of reach from the general public.
Was there a place that had private storage for outsiders, but was also open enough to catch a crystal in case it fell directly from the dome?
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Ena clutches her umbrella and peers upward at the dome. The dome is at least under control, but that's not exactly the most comforting thought.
Regardless, she has a job to do. She wonders how the crystals managed to get into the dome, not to mention how they managed to preserve enough momentum through the water to somehow break through the dome, if that's what caused the cracks. But she hadn't seen any yet, so unless these crystals are microscopically small, one colliding with the dome could have shattered the entire thing. She didn't know how the dome was engineered, though--she could not ignore the possibility.
But she thought it was much more likely that someone brought one in. While the crystals appeared not too long ago, Vaikuntha was a constant stream of people going from one city to another, an impression she got from the intricate network of airships that connected the whole globe. But then again, while an outsider could have brought one in, she couldn't imagine that the owner would let it leave their person willingly. That is, unless they had a private and safe place they could put it, out of sight and out of reach from the general public.
Was there a place that had private storage for outsiders, but was also open enough to catch a crystal in case it fell directly from the dome?
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The Blitzball Stadium. ]