Me neither. [ At least he's quick to admit that much. After all, this isn't something Inigo can pull out his usual dumb bluffing over. It's too important. It's about Tidus's very existence.

But exactly because it's about that, Inigo doesn't want to give up so easily, shaking his head. ]

But we could do a lot of things. We could look up random words that might help with it, see if the train knows any books related to it. We could ask around with people who are good with magic, or other related stuff.. We can even keep an eye out for anything in the worlds we visit!

[ Inigo doesn't know if any of it will help. But he's willing to try absolutely everything. This is something he has to have hope for, so much so that he's practically radiating it now, as he's moving to instead sit on his knees on the bed. ]

I mean.. it's not over until it's over, right? [ It's meant to give hope, that last 'right?', but at the same time Inigo sounds like he desperately wants that confirmation too. Because he can't bear the thought of Tidus living some temporary life here, not knowing when it might be over and he'll fade away. ]