Final Fantasy XI: The Fantasy World

"it's no problem" heather said

"I guess I still feel protective over Joseph. I am greatful for your help though."

"thankyou" heather said

"I should be thanking you. If it weren't for you, Minsc really would have gotten poor Joseph killed or worse. . ."

Vash flexed the arm that was wounded when he got crashed into the wall by Minsc/ Joseph's phsychic power. He winced. "Sore int he morning..." he muttered.

Joseph woke up slowly, feeling a lil pain in his back but not that much. He wondered what happened to Minsc and if he was ok (when Joseph is possed he has no memory of what happened)

Tela got up and sipped her hot soup as she went to check on Joseph. "Feeling better?" she asked softly from the doorway.

Joseph faced the direction he heard her voice and nodded " yes, much better....thank you..but is Minsc alright?...."

Tela stiffened. She knew Minsc was wiked but to possess innocent Joseph. "Yes, he'll be fine, Joseph. He's healing." It wasn't a lie. . .completely.

Vash walked out of the room. "I think Im going to go and pay Minsc a visit in the spirit world" said Vash before heading to the door leading outside.

"Excuse us, Joseph." Tela said running after Vash. She had dropped her soup cup. "PLease wait." she begged Vash.

"oh...thats good, tell him he can come visit me again if he likes..." Joseph said with an innocent smile

"What is it?" asked Vash who was twirling his sword in a habbit.

Tela sighed. "I'm coming too." she said.

"Tela, stay here and watch over Joseph."

elvon put his hand on his forehead "he's not the kind of guy you want to be friends" elvon said

"Vash, I can not allow you to face Minsc without me. I need to talk to him too." Tela said. "Besides Mom and ada are watching over Joseph."

"so joseph i can teach you to see" elvon said

Vash sighed. "Tela. The spirit world is the least place you want to be in, your safer here."

"I've been there before with you, don't you remember. Well, I went without you but you came after me." Tela said. "And I'm going to."

Culnamo gently rubbed some aloe smelling medicine on the wound. The pain slowly eased away.