Zidane, the roving thief, is in search of his crystal. After parting ways with Squall, he continues on his exciting adventure with his partner, Bartz. But the strong bond between the two travelers is about to be threatened by deadly music. Will he find his true treasure beyond the trials that await him?
...Separated from the wanderer and the lion, what can the thief steal from the world?...
...Only those who understand how difficult it is to face consequences can overcome a crisis...
...A castle towering above the heavens... It's strength calls forth a new source of courage in the warrior...
...A moment of negligence commands the warrior to a solo performance. Thus is the nature of battle...
...He cannot stop going forward. Because he knows, someday, he will return to that place...
By the end of the story, the hero's brother, a wicked and lonesome magician fighting for the other side of the war (whose description is remarkably similar to the man who gave him a cricketquest), has been defeated, fading away... though he shall surely be faced again another day. ]
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This odyssey has a remarkable lack of Odysseus, and also Greece:
By the end of the story, the hero's brother, a wicked and lonesome magician fighting for the other side of the war (whose description is remarkably similar to the man who gave him a cricketquest), has been defeated, fading away... though he shall surely be faced again another day. ]