So, I realized that I won't be able to play everyday. Noting that I am still going to write posts according to which day I feel I am on. For example, my next post will be Day 3 even though it'd probably be a week off.
Right now, I'm in the part of Heavensward that seems to be filled with a lot of dialogue. I think its setting something up... probably a preface to flying in another airship with Cid. I think we are preparing to fight Nidhogg.
My favorite character had always been Y'shtola Rhul because I found her very compelling. In this run, I was able to meet Ysayle Dangoulain, and she was a treat to listen and read. I love all types of characters but in Final Fantasy XIV, I wanted to write about these two, more of the latter than the former.
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Alright, well that's pretty much it. I'm going to sign off.
Next time I'll stick to the game more!
Okay, I think we're well covered. This scene I'm talking about is the first time you speak to Hraesvelgr. He dispels Ysayle's whole life because he destroys the image of Ysayle being Shiva's reincarnate. You could see her world shatter at this revelation. Towards the end of the meeting, Estinien says in essence, "Leave her", as in leave her to her despair, there are more pressing matters to attend to. This particular part made me think of how some revelations can completely turn our world upside down and it causes us to freefall into despair. During these moments, do you have the strength and courage to pull yourself out?
This hits home to me because my interest to excel at things that I'm doing has come into fruition from going through a tough time in my life. This experience helped me realize that life is short and I must do what I can to continuously enrich my life with things that matter.
I've recently lost my father and I have been going through the grieving process. I think the pain of loss is something that is very hard to understand even if you are going through it. Every day, I try to honor my father by excelling in what I do and becoming a better person. Along with the funeral rites that I will perform I want to live my life in such a way that my father can be proud of me.