Yuna picked up her staff and took a breath. She was finished with her training, and now she'd be setting off with her pilgrimage. She knew she wouldn't be coming back to Besaid. One more tour around the village couldn't hurt.

Squall leaned up against the hut wall stareing at the floor. Finally today was the day that Yuna started her pilgimage, it's about time to he almost killed himself from boredum waiting for her to finish her trainning. Squall sighed he really did think to much...

Seeing her guardian outside she smiled, "Would you mind if I said good-bye to some people first?" She asked in a said voice but she was still smiling.

"Whatever...just hurry up Lady Yuna I dont want to miss the boat..." He said rolling his eyes and looking the other way.

"Right." Yuna bowed as thanks and walked over to some children who were crying. "I'll meet you at the boat!" She yelled then focused her attention on the kids.

Squall sighed as he walked across the village and into the temple. "Now where did she leave her stuff?" He asked as he noticed a few large bags. "You've got to be kidding me..."

After saying her good-byes, and receiving a few presents, Yuna had made her way to the beach. "This is the last time..." She said.
Feeling herself have second thoughts, she started towards the boat. But...
...Where was her guardian.

Squall trudged though the village with the many large bags. "How...can...such a tiny...girl...have so...many clothes?" He asked himself as he resumed walking slowly. With the weight of the bags and the weight from his gunblade it was almost to much to carry.

Yuna walked back to the village and saw Squall lugging around some luggage. "Uh...Squall...what are you doing with that luggage?"
When Squall paused, she ruffled her hair. "That's...not...mine." She started to laugh.

Squall looked at her for a second before he was beaten several feet into the ground by an old lady. "Theif!" She said as he effortlessly grabbed the twin bags by one hang and stomped off. 'If she says anything!' He thought.

Yuna started to laugh. Pretty soon she was holding her sides, "Too funny."
Wiping tears from her eyes she asked, "What made you think they were mine? I can't believe you just took her bags."

Squall pushed himself off the ground and brushed himself off giveing her one of his deadly drop dead glares.

Yuna fell silent but her smile didn't fade, "Has anyone ever told you that you frown to much?" Making an impression of Squall, she put her hand to her head and frowned. "Like this."

His frown only got worse as he looked away at the ground muttering a famous quote. "Whatever."

Yuna heard calls from the beach coming on. "We should go..." She said.
Walking towards the village entrance she turned to face Squall, "You really should smile more. If you don't you're face will stick like that."