we take to the skies

You guys know the drill!

Marked by: Death
Mark: A small, delicate flower on the palm of her right hand from which several small orbs are trailing. The orbs appear to shimmer like iridescent ink in the light. (Farplane flower + pyreflies.) A fingerless black glove hides the Mark from sight.

Pre-Moebius veteran. Picked up by the Arcana about three or four Jaunts before Moebius. Dungeoned sometime during Spark.

What other veterans would know of her: During Moebius, Yuna would have taken upon herself the roles of counselor and mediator. She would have tried to keep both the living and deceased Travelers' souls at peace, falling back into her role as an almost priest-like figure (only minus the gods). Moebius veterans would likely recall her saying words for the dead, or trying to patch up injuries, or trying to soothe others. They may remember her trying to find even one reason, each day, to smile; to encourage herself and everyone else to keep pushing on through the horrors they were living.

Before Moebius, they would know Yuna to be a pleasant and well-rounded (if not a little naive) person determined to put a stop to the game. There would likely not have been any overt signs of religion, unless Infiltrated, and they'd know that she's pretty receptive to most people's ideas of fun. Close CR would know that while she admits she knows it's impossible, she can't help but hope that somewhere in their world-hopping they'll find someone she's been looking for. She wouldn't elaborate much further than that. Any Jaunts with seascapes would have her glancing out to the ocean more than a few times. Some Travelers may be aware that at the start and toward the end of each Jaunt, Yuna has a tradition of blowing out a sharp, shrill whistle. She won't provide any explanation more detailed than "just in case".

Dungeon rescue handwaved, just before Beastfolk Jaunt.

Learned skill list.

Thread tracker.

CR Chart.

The more dungeon-divers, the merrier!

Yuna's door, when it appeared, would have stood out like a sore thumb.

Her dungeon was simple, comprising mostly of puzzles operating on spheres and glyphs. Each sphere contained a fragment of a memory, the emotions of which any Traveler could feel; and when the correct spheres were brought together, a glyph would rise as a dew-like smoke and float over to make itself at home on a wall. Using any psychic or interfacing skills on the spheres would have played out distorted, crackly and incomprehensibly segmented pieces of the memory contained within. Using psychic or interfacing skills on the glyphs would have played out the associated memory as it was seen through Yuna's eyes.

With the glyphs all activated, the dungeon wall would have shuddered and fallen away. Behind it, an avian-like creature with its leathery, draconic wings curled in a protective shell would sit upon the ground. Within that protective shell, Yuna would have stirred; and from there, could be escorted out.

EDITED TO ADD: if Shinji and Yukki some of the rescuers are really bad at puzzles, the ghostly figure of a young boy in ragged purple clothes will appear to watch them, and will eventually ask if they're sure they should be here. He's not going to help. Bahamut's showing up just to deliver shade.