Riku (
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[Riku's far too used to musespace doing strange things, and with all this talk of tropics, palm trees, beaches... he should have expected this. He didn't, though.
He was seriously just trying to teleport back to his house, having just finished a long day at work for the guild, but no. He's somehow managed to end up in the lobby of a huge, five-star hotel that... well, from the looks of it, seems to be set on a tropical island. In fact, the ocean is in plain view right out the back window.
He sighs heavily, one hand on his hip.]
No point complaining. I wonder how long I'm stuck here...
He was seriously just trying to teleport back to his house, having just finished a long day at work for the guild, but no. He's somehow managed to end up in the lobby of a huge, five-star hotel that... well, from the looks of it, seems to be set on a tropical island. In fact, the ocean is in plain view right out the back window.
He sighs heavily, one hand on his hip.]
No point complaining. I wonder how long I'm stuck here...
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[He steps closer, shying away from the other—and steps up to the back sliding glass window instead.]
I guess—I guess you're right.
There's too much... sky. I don't see any of the storms that usually surround the islands. And that's water. A lot of water. Where does it all go?
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No oceans where you're from?
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[He places his bare hand against the glass.]
I guess you could say I've been to the edge of the world and back. It looks a lot like this, but darker. You could fall off and no one would ever find you... kind of creepy.
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So you believe me now? [It doesn't sound all that much like a question, but it is.]
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... Yeah.
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More than likely, you'll just end up where you were the same sort of way you just ended up here. Or, you'll find another way out of here.
[A pause... and he can't fight off the curiosity any longer.] How can you and Sora both exist, and both be... whole? [This guy is "whole," right? He definitely seems it.]
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[He does react to that name, though it's a moment or two before he looks at Riku. He decides that's a bad idea and goes back to staring outside.] I wasn't... supposed to exist. All of the others tried to transfer their souls, their hearts, their memories. The originals died, so I guess it didn't happen the way they wanted it to.
But Sora's still alive. Ever since I can remember, we've been connected. His memories are my memories... but I have my own memories, too. [His hand drops from the glass.] Maybe when this is all over I'll disappear, but... I want to know him. I don't want to be him.
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...When what's all over? [He's 99% sure he knows the answer to this. And he's not sure he likes that fact.]
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[Roxas shakes his head.] The girl— Kairi— she's gone. Taken. He went to get her back.
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Of course. He's pretty blockheaded, but he knows when he needs help.
[He feels himself tense at the mention of Kairi being taken, but remembers that the Kairi he knows is safe and sound. Still, reflexes are reflexes. He relaxes as well as he can, though. He nods, his smirk long gone by this point, back to business.]
Yeah. I remember that.
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So this has happened before? On your world, I mean.
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It— [he totally wasn't considering that, nope] —it doesn't matter! It's going to end differently for me anyway.
[He huffs a bit and turns back to the beach.]
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Yeah. You won't disappear. Especially if you're even a little bit as stubborn as I think you are.
[He follows Roxas's gaze to the beach, finally, and shakes his head.] You could always go out there. Get a closer look.
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You mean it's safe?
[He's actually being serious. ajkldjfjf]
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Yeah. Completely safe. Just don't go out into the water so far that you can't swim, or something.
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... Yeah. I have to look.
[Roxas strips off his Organization coat as he goes. By the time he's actually hit the wet sand, the coat and boots have been ditched in a line following him to shore. He gasps as his bare feet hit the water, and is momentarily distracted by the shapes that foam makes when confronted by ankles.]
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By the time he gets to the water, his boots have been discarded, but he apparently doesn't mind wet jeans. Probably natural for someone who grew up on an island, after all.]
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It just goes on forever...
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Definitely seems like it, huh? [He's looking out over the water, but his focus is on something farther than just the horizon. Oceans always bring about such mixed feelings for him...]
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It all began like this, didn't it...?
[He holds up his hand to the sun and watches the water drip off.]
I don't know if I could've left the islands with everything that I was taught. But it'd always be out there. If I didn't see it for myself, maybe someday I—
[SPLASH. A particularly big wave knocks Roxas underwater for a second. He pops back up, then gets a sort of determined look on his face and tries to stand up. STOMP STOMP STOMP-- that was a bad idea, though, and suddenly he's under the water again, arms and legs akimbo.
IT'S FLAAAAAAAAAAIL TIIIIIIIME.]
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When Roxas goes down the second time, he laughs. A lot. He knows he shouldn't, but dang, that's so amusing.
He does go over and grab one of Roxas's flailing arms, though, trying to help tug the guy back onto his feet. (Yes, he's still laughing)]
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It's— [gurgle PBBBTTTSPIT] —not funny!
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Fine, alright, just stop trying to hit me and I'll help.
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