[It's a wonderful day in the dystopian, post-apocalyptic city of Edge. The sun is shining, and the extensive damage caused by monster attacks has all been repaired, the debris cleared away. In the distance, the hulking, toxic ruins of what was once the great metropolis of Midgar look almost poignant rather than depressing
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It is remarkably unfortunate for Reno that Fang has wandered in as one of the audience members for this beautiful event. She'd got the sense that Red was a thug, not some soppy romantic.
Well, might as well enjoy it. Making fun of her, that is, not the wedding. She begins to clap, slowly, but loud enough to be heard.]
Well, ain't this just beautiful! Brings a tear to my eye.
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Reno turns at the sound of the unexpected voice, startled out of her eye-gazing reverie. She's surprised to see Fang there. Wait, what's going on?]
Yeah, well-- [Think fast, Reno.] No, it isn't. [She snorts.]
Friend of yours, Reno? [Rufus clearly doesn't appreciate the interruption.]
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[Fang glances over to the guy in the white suit. Looks like a stiff to her.] Yeah, we're great friends. A couple of regular bosom buddies. I'm here to congratulate the happy couple.
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Whatever this is. [What is even happening? Reno drops dream-Kitty's hands, as dream-Kitty looks on, her eyes widening.] We're not a happy couple.
[Rufus doesn't seem impressed by either Fang or Reno.] Can you please finish your business so we can get on with this?
Yes, sir--I mean-- When I'm ready.
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[Fang flashes Rufus a grin. And a wink.] We'll be done in two shakes, sir. You know how it is.
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As her mind rebels against the idea, there's a subtle shift in the dream. The perfect blue sky takes on a faint reddish cast. The helicopter flies away, but at the same time, the wind picks up.]
Don't tell me what to do. I could have you thrown out. No, maybe I'll throw you out myself. [Suddenly, her Electro-Mag Rod is in her hands.]
Are you honestly going to start a brawl in the middle of your wedding? Why am I not surprised?
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Hold on a second. Much as I'd like a fight, don't you think this is a bit off?
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Yeah. For one thing, I'm never getting married, and for another, I wouldn't invite you to anything. Except as a joke.
[The sky's red cast seems to be deepening steadily. Reno notices, as the wedding scene grows eerily quiet. She glances up with a frown.]
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You'd be missing out. I throw a great party. Nothing like this lame shit.
[As Reno denies her wedding, the buildings on either side of them shift, growing taller, darker. They're still standing in a city square, but it's a different city: larger and more bustling. Lights flash and signs glow, advertising various products and theatrical productions, not to mention the Shinra corporate media conglomerate. Frowning at the sudden change, Reno looks up.] Aw, fuck.
[The source of the red light is apparent now: there's a meteor burning in the sky, like a low moon.]
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I got a feeling there's not gonna be much partying at all, when that thing hits land. Where the hell did it come from?
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Fuck. Let's go find the president. [To her, Fang's now just one of those people you don't know in dreams but are inexplicably teamed up with. She starts out at a jog toward the Shinra Building, expecting the other woman to follow.]
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