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The time has come.
Sora's been staying in the bar for a while now, getting to know some of its patrons and generally having a good time. But his impatience has hit its' peak as of tonight. Fully rested and prepared to leave, the young boy finishes up his banana-milkshake and takes one last look around the bar. He doesn't intend on revisiting it, mostly because he doesn't think he'll ever see the place again, but also because he knows that his 'vacation' is over and its time to get back to reality.
However, as he glances around, he knows he's looking for one face in particular, one whom he's waiting for (a bit anxiously) because he's a friend who said he'd help him out. Sora doesn't expect him to appear because it isn't fair to ask him to put his life in danger for someone he doesn't even know (Kairi), but at the very least, he would have liked to tell him good-bye.
A moment later, Sora stands up. He reaches into his pocket and pulls out a handful of yellow cartoony looking coins then lays them on the bar's surface. "Thanks for all your hospitality," he tells Bar, then he turns towards his door.
All right. Time to go.
Sora's been staying in the bar for a while now, getting to know some of its patrons and generally having a good time. But his impatience has hit its' peak as of tonight. Fully rested and prepared to leave, the young boy finishes up his banana-milkshake and takes one last look around the bar. He doesn't intend on revisiting it, mostly because he doesn't think he'll ever see the place again, but also because he knows that his 'vacation' is over and its time to get back to reality.
However, as he glances around, he knows he's looking for one face in particular, one whom he's waiting for (a bit anxiously) because he's a friend who said he'd help him out. Sora doesn't expect him to appear because it isn't fair to ask him to put his life in danger for someone he doesn't even know (Kairi), but at the very least, he would have liked to tell him good-bye.
A moment later, Sora stands up. He reaches into his pocket and pulls out a handful of yellow cartoony looking coins then lays them on the bar's surface. "Thanks for all your hospitality," he tells Bar, then he turns towards his door.
All right. Time to go.