Final Fantasy Plus
written by Shaun Garin
Prologue : The Trigger
Terra is Dying.
These were the words of the oracle. Garland strode down
the hallway, his steps urgent. The Genomes MUST be
preserved, or Terra would not survive.
Entering the room where many slept in wait, while others
worked quietly, devoid of emotion, Garland moved to the
table and turned to a young Genome. She was slightly
different from the rest. While most had blonde hair and a
tail, something in her genetic structure caused her hair to
be a silky brown that went to the middle of her back. She
wore a simple pink dress and matching red short jacket.
Her green eyes were slightly amused at the situation and
the urgency of Garland.
"Aeris," Garland said suddenly, turning towards the girl.
"What is the status of the Genome population?"
"Genome population at 41 percent. Now rising to 42
percent," she replied. "Is there anything else?"
"No," Garland said. "Our world is dying Aeris. There is
nothing we can do now, but wait for it to merge with
Gaia, and preserve our world from total ruin."
"Garland," Aeris said, crossing the space between them
and laying a hand on his own. "We will survive." Her
tail twitched as the elderly man smiled, hand encircling
her own.
"I know."
written by Shaun Garin
Prologue : The Trigger
Terra is Dying.
These were the words of the oracle. Garland strode down
the hallway, his steps urgent. The Genomes MUST be
preserved, or Terra would not survive.
Entering the room where many slept in wait, while others
worked quietly, devoid of emotion, Garland moved to the
table and turned to a young Genome. She was slightly
different from the rest. While most had blonde hair and a
tail, something in her genetic structure caused her hair to
be a silky brown that went to the middle of her back. She
wore a simple pink dress and matching red short jacket.
Her green eyes were slightly amused at the situation and
the urgency of Garland.
"Aeris," Garland said suddenly, turning towards the girl.
"What is the status of the Genome population?"
"Genome population at 41 percent. Now rising to 42
percent," she replied. "Is there anything else?"
"No," Garland said. "Our world is dying Aeris. There is
nothing we can do now, but wait for it to merge with
Gaia, and preserve our world from total ruin."
"Garland," Aeris said, crossing the space between them
and laying a hand on his own. "We will survive." Her
tail twitched as the elderly man smiled, hand encircling
her own.
"I know."