[How odd. That he would find himself alone after they entered through the same hatch shouldn't be a surprise, yet he finds himself surprised all the same. Following along the wall towards the door, he pauses when he hears Cid. So the other man wasn't actually gone, simply on the other side of this barrier.
He spares it a glance, as if he might see him through it, but then his attention falls upon the instructions and the choices. The answer is obvious, they both would wish for themselves to be free, and logically it makes sense to vote for oneself, but that might not be the test.
Perhaps this is a test of selflessness, trapping those who would sooner throw their companion to the wayside for their own freedom.
Clever.]
It is but a trial like the others before. Think carefully and choose wisely.
[As he says this, he makes his choice: Cidolfus Telamon.]
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He spares it a glance, as if he might see him through it, but then his attention falls upon the instructions and the choices. The answer is obvious, they both would wish for themselves to be free, and logically it makes sense to vote for oneself, but that might not be the test.
Perhaps this is a test of selflessness, trapping those who would sooner throw their companion to the wayside for their own freedom.
Clever.]
It is but a trial like the others before. Think carefully and choose wisely.
[As he says this, he makes his choice: Cidolfus Telamon.]