[Balthier was never the type of person to stay in one place for too long. Feasts and drinks were a better welcome than most, but it's hard to fully appreciate it all when you've essentially been kidnapped by dastardly imps in order to serve some higher purpose by participating in a war. Not exactly a position a sky pirate enjoyed finding himself in, at any rate.
So as soon as he's acclimated enough, Balthier opts to take the opportunityy to try and get a better sense of this new world. Perhaps he might even be able to find Fran or the Strahl somewhere as well in his travels. People and ships didn't just disappear, especially when he had been with them just moments before being dragged into this whole fiasco.
He didn't mean to linger at the Station for so long, but the new technologies that littered the area were interesting, to say the least. It's just when he decides that he's spent enough time in front of the television that he spots someone who looks oddly familiar. It's been about a year since he last saw the Captain, but it was hard to forget the face of someone who you had been fighting alongside for so long, even if he had gotten a haircut and looked astonishingly like his dead brother.
Balthier keeps a casual pace and maintains his distance, just in case it's some magical trick of this place. Once he's satisfied that it might actually be him, he closes the distance so he's in hearing range.]
Making your grand escape? [He saunters over to Basch with a wry smirk.] And here I thought you'd grown tired of the fugitive life.
C! (edited a little for court discrepancies woops...)
So as soon as he's acclimated enough, Balthier opts to take the opportunityy to try and get a better sense of this new world. Perhaps he might even be able to find Fran or the Strahl somewhere as well in his travels. People and ships didn't just disappear, especially when he had been with them just moments before being dragged into this whole fiasco.
He didn't mean to linger at the Station for so long, but the new technologies that littered the area were interesting, to say the least. It's just when he decides that he's spent enough time in front of the television that he spots someone who looks oddly familiar. It's been about a year since he last saw the Captain, but it was hard to forget the face of someone who you had been fighting alongside for so long, even if he had gotten a haircut and looked astonishingly like his dead brother.
Balthier keeps a casual pace and maintains his distance, just in case it's some magical trick of this place. Once he's satisfied that it might actually be him, he closes the distance so he's in hearing range.]
Making your grand escape? [He saunters over to Basch with a wry smirk.] And here I thought you'd grown tired of the fugitive life.