Room 216 - Sunday evening

[key_of_heart]

Sora was beyond happy to be back in his own comfy bed, with his own comfy things, in his own comfy dorm room. He didn't even bother to close the door behind him as he lunged for his comfy comfy bed

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[palestshadow]

Naminé knocked on the doorframe as she leaned against it. "It wasn't my fault this time," she teased with a light smile. "Welcome home."

[key_of_heart]

"Naminé!" Sora beamed as he launched up off the big and picked her up in a giant bear hug. "Oh man it's so good to see you!!!"

[palestshadow]

Naminé squeaked happily. "It's wonderful to see you, too!" she laughed, squeezing back. "Did you just get in?"

[key_of_heart]

"A little while ago yeah," he smiled sheepishly. "I was reveling in having a bed again."

[palestshadow]

"Oh!" Naminé blushed. "Please don't let me interrupt, then. I can imagine I'd be thrilled to see mine again. Where were you, then? That is, before the sleep-pod."

[key_of_heart]

"Chicago," he shrugged still hugging her. "And man people were mean!!" Sora grumped slumping against Naminé slightly. "It was almost a releif to get put into the pod, which I gotta say the one you had was waaaay more comfortable."

[palestshadow]

"Shame I couldn't go back in time and perfect the technology for them," she smiled. "People were mean? That's horrible, I'm sorry. I would say something about how I hope you hit them for it, but ... given that it's you, I'm fairly certain you didn't."

[key_of_heart]

"Nah," Sora shook his head. "Some of them seemed to have really good reasons for it. Things didn't seem like they were that good there," he explained. "It was really dirty and everyone seemed really sad. Made me wish I could help them all."

"So what happened around here while I was gone?"

[palestshadow]

"I'm sure if you had stayed another few weeks, you would have," Naminé laughed. "It seems to just sort of happen around you, that way."

She thought for a moment. "There was ... a lot of fear. People kept disappearing, and then letters came, from the past. Even once we knew what we were fighting, we weren't sure how to stop them; the angels couldn't be destroyed, physically, although many people tried. We ... finally lured the statues into a clearing, and got them all to stare at one another. They freeze when they're observed."

She blushed. "I ... I helped, with that. I teleported someone out, at the endpoint."

[key_of_heart]

"Hey! That's great Naminé!" Sora grinned. "I knew you were a fighter at heart."

He moved to sit on his bed and smiled again at her. "Man, I wish I had thought about letters, I woulda sent you one to let you know I was okay."

[palestshadow]

She blushed darker, but was beaming. "I ... didn't help much. Just a portal out at the right moment. They can be convenient."

She sat down next to him, smiling. "It's all right, you had no way of knowing the letters would even get through. I ... tried to reach you, with a portal. For some reason it wouldn't work."

[key_of_heart]

"Probably because I was in a different time," Sora pointed out with a shrug and smiled at her. "Thank you for trying though, makes me feel good that you did."

[palestshadow]

"I had to," she said with a faint smile. "It's just a shame it didn't work. You might have been home days ago."

[key_of_heart]

"That's okay," he smiled. "It was interesting."

He fell backwards onto the bed and looked up at the ceiling. "I'm glad to be back though and I'd settle for some normal Fandomness for a while."