[Tifa smiles and sinks her teeth into the tart fruit, the juices immediately splashing across her tongue when she takes it from his fingers.

And she eats it slowly, nodding to his question, but she can hear the trepidation in his voice. That knowledge that the memories of her home still weigh deeply on her, years and years later. But it doesn't bother her as much when it's him asking...

He had seen the worst of it first hand, too.]

Yeah, it was.

[Belatedly, she realizes that she still hasn't talked much about it with him since then. With anyone, for that matter.]

... It felt like the stars stretched on forever out there, in the quiet.

[There's the sounds of the waterfall and the breeze rustling the leaves, but there is a powerful stillness that comes with nature as pure and untouched as this.]

It always made me feel a little small. [She laughs.] Even smaller now, knowing what's out there.