Dream |02|
"Hey, Roxas! Stopping spacing out already and come on!"
Opening his eyes towards where he heard the familiar voice only to see three kids standing as if waiting for him. Taking a look at himself, he was still in his usual black coat though.
Getting annoyed, the dirty blond known as Hayner spoke up yet again to get his attention. "Earth to Roxas! We need to hurry or we'll miss the train!"
"Calm down Hayner. We still have 15 minutes before it leaves." said Olette, a girl with light brown hair. She said this calmly as if this was a normal occurrence for them. The third one standing there just laughed at the situation.
"Fine... So, are we going to go somewhat time today or what?"
It looked like Hayner finally calmed down a bit, at least for now but was still looking rather impatient.
Roxas was just looking at them and himself as if he just saw a ghost.
"What's going on...?" he asked himself, not really understanding what was happening. This had to be a dream. There is no way that they are supposed to know me anymore. That Twilight Town he spent with them was nothing but a fake.
Not knowing what to do anymore, Roxas began running ahead of them reaching the station ahead of time. He easily lost them as he ignored the shouts for him to come back. Acting quickly, he made his way up to the clock tower. The place where he always spent his time after missions hanging out with Axel. He didn't know why but he got a feeling that he should go there.
Reaching the top, he noticed that Axel wasn't there. He then remembered that Axel isn't supposed to exist anymore, so of course he wasn't there. Roxas sat down looking blankly at the station below not caring as he saw his once trio of friends walking happily and talking as if they had forgotten about the earlier encounter with Roxas if not Roxas himself.
He watched them go in the station but at this point he didn't really care. He didn't know where to go or what to do so he just continued to sit there, watching as the sun remains in twilight; never once fully setting, just stuck forever.
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[Roxas wakes up but seems rather indifferent, just staring at the wall for a brief moment before closing his eyes to think a bit.]
Opening his eyes towards where he heard the familiar voice only to see three kids standing as if waiting for him. Taking a look at himself, he was still in his usual black coat though.
Getting annoyed, the dirty blond known as Hayner spoke up yet again to get his attention. "Earth to Roxas! We need to hurry or we'll miss the train!"
"Calm down Hayner. We still have 15 minutes before it leaves." said Olette, a girl with light brown hair. She said this calmly as if this was a normal occurrence for them. The third one standing there just laughed at the situation.
"Fine... So, are we going to go somewhat time today or what?"
It looked like Hayner finally calmed down a bit, at least for now but was still looking rather impatient.
Roxas was just looking at them and himself as if he just saw a ghost.
"What's going on...?" he asked himself, not really understanding what was happening. This had to be a dream. There is no way that they are supposed to know me anymore. That Twilight Town he spent with them was nothing but a fake.
Not knowing what to do anymore, Roxas began running ahead of them reaching the station ahead of time. He easily lost them as he ignored the shouts for him to come back. Acting quickly, he made his way up to the clock tower. The place where he always spent his time after missions hanging out with Axel. He didn't know why but he got a feeling that he should go there.
Reaching the top, he noticed that Axel wasn't there. He then remembered that Axel isn't supposed to exist anymore, so of course he wasn't there. Roxas sat down looking blankly at the station below not caring as he saw his once trio of friends walking happily and talking as if they had forgotten about the earlier encounter with Roxas if not Roxas himself.
He watched them go in the station but at this point he didn't really care. He didn't know where to go or what to do so he just continued to sit there, watching as the sun remains in twilight; never once fully setting, just stuck forever.
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[Roxas wakes up but seems rather indifferent, just staring at the wall for a brief moment before closing his eyes to think a bit.]