[ Normally, nearly running someone over would necessitate apologies, at least pausing for a moment. This was extenuating circumstances, however, and Bodhi was just glad that he could warn someone and hopefully the man was fast enough to outrun the monster--
Except Noctis moved towards the monster, which was the opposite of the directions Bodhi had just shouted. Directions that he felt were fairly simple, and required little in the way of explanation. And yet.
Bodhi could have kept running, take the extra moments the other man would buy him, but. Well. He'd already done a heroic sacrifice once, what could go wrong with a second go at it (he spent a few precious moments imagining all the ways it could go wrong)? So he skids to a stop, just in time to see a sword just--appear? And the man was pointing the sword at the monster, and Bodhi felt morally obligated to attempt to talk sense into Noctis. ]
What are you--You can't just use a sword on that! C'mon! [ He gave a little anxious hop, ready to take off again. ] What, are you some kind of Jedi? [ Except the Jedi were all dead. But then again, so was Bodhi. ]
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Except Noctis moved towards the monster, which was the opposite of the directions Bodhi had just shouted. Directions that he felt were fairly simple, and required little in the way of explanation. And yet.
Bodhi could have kept running, take the extra moments the other man would buy him, but. Well. He'd already done a heroic sacrifice once, what could go wrong with a second go at it (he spent a few precious moments imagining all the ways it could go wrong)? So he skids to a stop, just in time to see a sword just--appear? And the man was pointing the sword at the monster, and Bodhi felt morally obligated to attempt to talk sense into Noctis. ]
What are you--You can't just use a sword on that! C'mon! [ He gave a little anxious hop, ready to take off again. ] What, are you some kind of Jedi? [ Except the Jedi were all dead. But then again, so was Bodhi. ]