[There were many things that Riku had come to expect about life in an undersea bubble. Curses was one of those things. However, what he hadn't expected was one day to have a kitten pounce on his head and claim his hair as a pillow. It takes a few moments, but he sleepily pulls the cat off his head and sits up to realize one thing in particular: ...
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[... Silver, that's not what Riku meant, you brat.]
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[...Huh. This kid looks a bit familiar. Then again, he can't really say for sure.]
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Call it what you want, but have you really seen something stranger than the world we're in now?
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I am still the same age, Riku-san. 15.
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[As for Riku, he just chuckles a bit under his breath.] Then I guess for the week... we're the same age.
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[Because she only assumed he's older than her. x:]
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Seems like your little friend finds your sudden change rather amusing. At least it isn't as dramatic as... well...
[She looked down at her worn hands and sighed softly. The bubble has a strange way of stressing out its residents with unpredictable changes.]
So these curses are something to be expected?
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Kiryu finds everything amusing.
[He rolls his eyes, not even realizing he's slipping into his old, arrogant self.]
Yeah. Apparently they used to happen more often, but according to what I've heard, slowed when the coral was split in half.
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[Blink. Blink blink. Rubbing eyes free of sleep.]
... Aqua?!
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Heh... I knew you would be surprised. I'm still trying to get used to... this.
[Her hand motioned towards her face, fingertips touching her cheeks in mild shock. She looked old enough to be a grandmother!
And that wasn't the only change. Her hair had whitened with soft highlights of pastel blue and had grown past her shoulders. Since she wasn't exactly used to having such a long mane, Aqua pulled it into a loose ponytail that hung over her shoulder for the moment.]
How long will this last?
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I'm still the same. Lucky me - I didn't want to be a kid again anyway.
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Sure about that? They seem a bit more carefree. [When not crying for their parents.]
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Tch. They're carefree because they don't know anything. [She doesn't want to relive all that.] I'd rather not be oblivious.
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Guess I got that, minus the obliviousness. [There... is no way he could forget what he did.]
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