IHMN: go ahead and make up the stuff.

And yes. Premonitions. I have a plan to go with it.

And I haven't decided yet on the princess thing. I left it open in case.

BM: You can still join, I stopped the new entries after you said you wanted to join. Maybe your character will join the group a little later than the rest.

Er... No... What is premonitions?

Premonition (I think I spelled it right):
Kinda like every now and then she gets hit with a glimpse of what is going to happen in the near future. It won't be enough to really help her out. Every now and then she'll be able to see what is awaiting ahead of them, in the un-altered future.

Premonitions are basically fortune telling-Lite.

They basically allow one person to see either (a)A sign that foreshadows an upcoming action *like shadows in the form of an enemy, stones or twigs arranged in words then blowing away or whatnot, etc* OR (b)The actual event after touching something or someone (like a weird fortune telling), although thats more pre-cognition...

Or something else that Celes has planned...thats the things I'm familiar with.

Ok Ihmn I'm going to make this crystal clear. You may be a good stratgegist, but Cid is in charge. If he doesn't like a plan of action he will not go along with it. Also if you get out of line and try to usurpo authority, he will hog tie you and stuff you into a burlap sack. He's got a job to do and he's not going to let a talking cat get in his way.

The Captian of the Gaurd isn't necessarily in charge of this mission. This is probably going to be a mission that the king sends one leader and several people to go along, more of a stealth I am assuming. If the cat was the king's personal strategist, he would most likely be put in charge. If not, he would be yours, and in medivel times he would have a large say in things.

Can't we just let Celes decide? It seems that both of you laid claim to it at the starting gate...unless their was some PMing I was unaware of.

Of course it's Celes' decision...

Then why argue like girls...eer...why argue like three year olds?

Giving our sides of the arguement