Kairi. Remember what you said before? I'm always with you, too. I'll come back to you. I promise!
I know you will!
Sora groaned and blinked rapidly a few times, trying to clear his mind. 'I've got to stop doing that,' he thought. ‘She's safe; I know she is. That memory won’t make things any better.’ He trudged on.
Had it been days or weeks? Whichever, it seemed to Sora as though he and his companions had been walking forever. Following Pluto had looked promising, since he did have the king’s seal in his mouth, but their effort had so far been fruitless. There was no king, no Kingdom Hearts, and no Riku.
Take care of her.
‘I promise,’ Sora told the memory of his friend. ‘If it’s the only thing I can do for you, I promise you that I will honor that wish.’
They walked on. Taking the seemingly endless road to their destination, the band of odd companions walked on. The dirt road continued far beyond the horizon, the ground hard under Sora’s feet. One steps, two steps, then nothing. Sora’s eyes widened in confusion and he looked at Donald and Goofy for answers. One glance told him they were just as confused as he was. Instead, Sora looked around.
Nothing. It was all around him. What had been there before was gone, replaced with void. Sora then felt himself being pulled…somewhere. I couldn’t tell which direction he was going, only that he was going there against his will. His speed increased, and Sora closed his eyes in anticipation.
As soon as he had done so, he landed on his own two feet.
“Whoa!” he said, the abrupt stop causing him to fall on his backside. He stood up, brushing off his shorts, which had become dirty and torn in places. Looking forward, he saw an incredible…
‘Line?’
He stood there, confused. Why was there such a huge line? What were they waiting for? A glance upward gave Sora the answer to that. A huge gate stood there, made of what seemed to be ice, with dozens…hundreds?...of people awaiting entrance. “This must be another world!” Sora mused aloud. He then knew why he was brought here. There was a seal to every world, a keyhole, and it was his duty to lock them all. Sora reached into his pocket, feeling each one of the keychains to make sure they were there, and walked on to join the end of the line.
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Sora!
Kairi. Remember what you said before? I'm always with you, too.
I'll come back to you. I promise!
I know you will!
Sora groaned and blinked rapidly a few times, trying to clear his mind. 'I've got to stop doing that,' he thought. ‘She's safe; I know she is. That memory won’t make things any better.’ He trudged on.
Had it been days or weeks? Whichever, it seemed to Sora as though he and his companions had been walking forever. Following Pluto had looked promising, since he did have the king’s seal in his mouth, but their effort had so far been fruitless. There was no king, no Kingdom Hearts, and no Riku.
Take care of her.
‘I promise,’ Sora told the memory of his friend. ‘If it’s the only thing I can do for you, I promise you that I will honor that wish.’
They walked on. Taking the seemingly endless road to their destination, the band of odd companions walked on. The dirt road continued far beyond the horizon, the ground hard under Sora’s feet. One steps, two steps, then nothing. Sora’s eyes widened in confusion and he looked at Donald and Goofy for answers. One glance told him they were just as confused as he was. Instead, Sora looked around.
Nothing. It was all around him. What had been there before was gone, replaced with void. Sora then felt himself being pulled…somewhere. I couldn’t tell which direction he was going, only that he was going there against his will. His speed increased, and Sora closed his eyes in anticipation.
As soon as he had done so, he landed on his own two feet.
“Whoa!” he said, the abrupt stop causing him to fall on his backside. He stood up, brushing off his shorts, which had become dirty and torn in places. Looking forward, he saw an incredible…
‘Line?’
He stood there, confused. Why was there such a huge line? What were they waiting for? A glance upward gave Sora the answer to that. A huge gate stood there, made of what seemed to be ice, with dozens…hundreds?...of people awaiting entrance. “This must be another world!” Sora mused aloud. He then knew why he was brought here. There was a seal to every world, a keyhole, and it was his duty to lock them all. Sora reached into his pocket, feeling each one of the keychains to make sure they were there, and walked on to join the end of the line.