[IN PROGRESS]
Characters: Uchiha Sasuke [Anomaly], Sora [Anomaly], OPEN TO ALL (NO, REALLY, PLEASE COME)
Place: The Beach of Eos
Time: Fifteen minutes on the dot after Sasuke told Sora it would be fifteen minutes. Of course, this magically brings it to sunset and
Summary: Sora and Sasuke are having a picnic on the beach. Sasuke intends to use this opportunity to it's full advantage. Beach Party, anyone?
Warning: Sora was nude, and they're going swimming, and there's food involved afterward. Whatever that needs warnings for.
Sasuke finished slathering the last sandwich in horseradish with two minutes to spare. He felt himself smirking, and didn't wonder why. Sora had made the mistake of taking Sasuke too literally at first, and then not questioning the information he'd gleaned from that time, going forward. None of his compatriots had adequately informed the keyblader otherwise, but Sasuke felt certain the hero would eventually learn.
Maybe even today. Tonight. Had it gotten this dark this fast before? People must have been enjoying the last of the afternoon sunlight, before.
Those two minutes flew past as Sasuke made his wat to the shore. "Sora," he called out, a basket actually in hand with the sandwiches and waterbottles (and tomatoes and apples, but those were private... reserve). "Food's done."
He was classy, that he was.
Place: The Beach of Eos
Time: Fifteen minutes on the dot after Sasuke told Sora it would be fifteen minutes. Of course, this magically brings it to sunset and
Summary: Sora and Sasuke are having a picnic on the beach. Sasuke intends to use this opportunity to it's full advantage. Beach Party, anyone?
Warning: Sora was nude, and they're going swimming, and there's food involved afterward. Whatever that needs warnings for.
Sasuke finished slathering the last sandwich in horseradish with two minutes to spare. He felt himself smirking, and didn't wonder why. Sora had made the mistake of taking Sasuke too literally at first, and then not questioning the information he'd gleaned from that time, going forward. None of his compatriots had adequately informed the keyblader otherwise, but Sasuke felt certain the hero would eventually learn.
Maybe even today. Tonight. Had it gotten this dark this fast before? People must have been enjoying the last of the afternoon sunlight, before.
Those two minutes flew past as Sasuke made his wat to the shore. "Sora," he called out, a basket actually in hand with the sandwiches and waterbottles (and tomatoes and apples, but those were private... reserve). "Food's done."
He was classy, that he was.