Sakura is among those from the first group of Otherworlders who have been distributing drinks to the new group.
If there's one thing she (and presumably everyone) has learned about Magisteria, it's that the natives and the structure of the society seem to place a big emphasis on cooperation, and this extends towards their attitude towards newcomers. She's even been given to understand that they may receive rewards of some sort and/or compensation for their activities today. And that's fine -- so far as she could tell at this time, they were essentially all in this together, even if their origin worlds might be different. And so far, she had certainly met people with some varied and interesting backgrounds -- fellow mages, such as herself, but also humans who traveled in... star trains.
After Sakura has handed Cloud his drink and some time has elapsed, she passes by again to check on him, as she does with the other passengers.
Dutiful, even in volunteer work. She rests her hands primly in front of her, adopting a respectful posture.
"I won't bother you if you want to be alone, but -- " she prefaces, noticing the general pensiveness as the man watches the city pass -- " -- I'm an Otherworlder from the prior group, so if there's anything you need, including what information we've learned about the world so far, don't hesitate to ask."
She is trying to be as competent in this situation as she thinks her sister would be, were she here.
refreshments! ahhh, i was excited to see a cloud. rebirth/remake has me super hype about ffvii
If there's one thing she (and presumably everyone) has learned about Magisteria, it's that the natives and the structure of the society seem to place a big emphasis on cooperation, and this extends towards their attitude towards newcomers. She's even been given to understand that they may receive rewards of some sort and/or compensation for their activities today. And that's fine -- so far as she could tell at this time, they were essentially all in this together, even if their origin worlds might be different. And so far, she had certainly met people with some varied and interesting backgrounds -- fellow mages, such as herself, but also humans who traveled in... star trains.
After Sakura has handed Cloud his drink and some time has elapsed, she passes by again to check on him, as she does with the other passengers.
Dutiful, even in volunteer work. She rests her hands primly in front of her, adopting a respectful posture.
"I won't bother you if you want to be alone, but -- " she prefaces, noticing the general pensiveness as the man watches the city pass -- " -- I'm an Otherworlder from the prior group, so if there's anything you need, including what information we've learned about the world so far, don't hesitate to ask."
She is trying to be as competent in this situation as she thinks her sister would be, were she here.