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Wounded Wookie - Hollow Bastion [COMPLETE; continued]

Sep 14, 2006 18:53

There are always moments of disorientation when one wakes up from a near-catatonic sleep. The only thing that matters in that time is the solid thing beneath the body and the fragmented images slowly being overridden by pain. Pain brought things into focus, like the images that were just light playing across his eyelids ( Read more... )

thief king bakura, aladdin, jean havoc

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luckylucky September 15 2006, 13:36:36 UTC

Trekking around Hollow Bastion had provided him with a couple ideas involving getting one of those keycards. He still felt like that girl before had been lying to him about the whole thing, but it couldn’t hurt to look into it just to make sure. Something as simple as taking a few moments to watch those who passed in and out of the castle gates to see if they had a card would be enough to make heads or tails of it ( ... )

fake_prince September 15 2006, 23:12:20 UTC

Life had been totally and utterly boring. Aladdin had no idea what Kairi was up to - and the fact that he'd lost track of Naminé was more than a little upsetting. He'd used his authority as the husband of a Princess of Heart to send out a few search parties, but they had come up with nothing. The girl was nowhere to be found.

He'd done his own searches, even utilizing the castle's secret passages in case she'd somehow stumbled upon them. Still, nothing. She was gonePerhaps Riku had come to find her, he'd eventually decided. He could only worry over it for so long and there wasn't much he could do. Running around to other worlds in search of her would hardly make sense. Trying to contact her through journals was a possibility, and he made a note to leave a message for her, despite the fact that he didn't believe he'd ever given her his username. Maybe she'd find the entry anyway ( ... )

diabound September 16 2006, 21:03:58 UTC

The laughter didn't stop until some time after, devolving into a very unhealthy sounding cough. The only reason he stopped laughing was that he couldn't anymore, not without causing himself further injury. A satisfied smirk lingered in it's place ( ... )

luckylucky September 17 2006, 02:04:37 UTC

A combination of whistle and comment were received without much shock to them, though he didn’t much like being snuck up on. He remained pretty calm and commented to whoever was observing. “You got me.” Havoc was kind of used to these of strange situations from all that went on in Amestris. He turned to face whomever had come to observe the scene- a pretty scarcely dressed man with black hair (which sort of reminded him of Roy’s) and darker skin. “You probably want to stay back. Whatever is in that seems a little too happy about it.” The reeling laughter out of a crater usually meant some strange occurrence to top off the already weird ongoing things.

He wasn’t about to charge into something that was completely screened in smoke. Once the smoke cleared a little more, he’d make his way in and see what kind of situation they had here.

At least he could say one thing for this little trip. Definitely wasn’t boring so far.

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luckylucky September 28 2006, 19:04:58 UTC

They fought those Heartless things in hoards back in Amestris, That was actually the last thing he recalled before coming here. But gone? His world had been destroyed. Amestris? The entire world with all the continents just gone like a snap? “Well I uh..That’s quite an explanation.” He managed. Must have happened quite often since it seemed the guy had a speech all ready and prepared for it.

...Well, it would have been worse if not for that little clause Aladdin had made sure to tag about those who had strong hearts could make it out. Having a place to call home was nice and good, but it was really the people that made it home. If he had made it out then maybe other had, too! Didn’t think he had that strong of a heart. Maybe the bar for what was considered a strong heart was set rather low ( ... )

fake_prince September 29 2006, 03:03:33 UTC

Bakura and Jean. Aladdin couldn't get over the wide variety of names, each unique to their own worlds. And who had a last name like Havoc? Of course, Aladdin knew that his own name was rather peculiar, so he didn't make any comments--merely filed away the names in his mind for later ( ... )

luckylucky September 29 2006, 21:51:16 UTC

“Keyblade, huh.” Sounded like a bad name for anything powerful enough to destroy those things. As long as it wasn’t some painfully obvious term for a really huge key that was used like sword, he supposed. Only one person could wield the thing didn’t seem to put the odds in their favor as far as numbers were concerned.

“Well I was military. Guess that’s kind of past tense now.” Having an offer right up front to join this new military seemed almost too convenient-he wasn’t used to such lucky break without some sort of loophole to make it less desirable.

The offer was given its proper weight in thought since it didn’t seem like too much of a bad idea. “The.. Military here. If I joined that I’d get to go to this Traverse Town place, right?” Military was military, and the military where he was from traveled to other places. If that was the case, maybe he could go to Traverse and see if anyone from his “world” had ended up there. If no one that he knew was in that town.. Well.. Then he’d have to start dealing with that possibility ( ... )

fake_prince September 29 2006, 22:05:05 UTC

"It is what it sounds like." Everyone tended to find the Keyblade rather absurd at first, but after seeing what it was capable of, it wasn't something to sneeze at. Then again, finding Sora wasn't easy--there was a chance Havoc would never get the chance to see the key up close and personal. Though Sora did visit Hollow Bastion more often than any other world...

"It doesn't have to be past tense," he said with a small shrug. "You'd probably have to wait until the general gets back and they'd want to take a look at the sort of training you've had, but other than that it should be pretty easy." If there was too much paperwork in the process, people would bother joining--and they needed people to join ( ... )

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