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Mar 25, 2010 01:52

[ It's early morning. 6? 7? Zexion wakes up, feeling… oddly refreshed. ]

[ in someone else's bed-- ]

[ --in someone else's clothes ]

[ This room belongs to someone who:

  1. studies a lot
  2. is organized
  3. is interested in the sciences
  4. probably keeps few to no friends

So what is Zexion doing here?[ Nothing is remarkable about this room; he leaves to ( Read more... )

introductions are key, welcome to mayfield, good morning darling

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pallidhues March 25 2010, 21:40:30 UTC
[Oh, such a nice sleep she'd been having-- but then someone decided to use the phone system. Now, normally, Naminé would turn over, press the pillow over her ears, and wait for it to end but-- hello, familiar voice. Hello painfully familiar voice.]

[Was she still dreaming?]

[...One way to find out.]

[So she picked up the phone, hesitating and unsure, and wondered what in the world she could say. Something-- something that wouldn't give it away, that she knew him, even if he did recognize her voice. So instead of saying 'Zexion?', she said (and thought that perhaps this was a little too dishonest),]

Are you new?

[And oh, it was rather obvious that he was, but... well, no one could blame her for wanting to be sure except herself.]

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pallidhues March 28 2010, 06:40:40 UTC
--....

[....]

You'll probably find out soon enough.

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pintsizescience March 28 2010, 06:43:26 UTC
[ who are you protecting? ]

I will, so I don't see the harm in telling me, but if you insist.

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pallidhues March 28 2010, 07:00:08 UTC
....

[She did.]

[But-- there was something else she could let him know. Maybe... then he wouldn't have any reason to work for the Organization?]

...We have hearts.

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pintsizescience March 28 2010, 19:39:22 UTC
As I've been told.

[ And everytime he hears it, he gets a little bit excited-- but he's hiding it. It's not safe yet. ]

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pallidhues March 29 2010, 01:38:49 UTC
[So he already knew.]

It's... hard to believe.

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pintsizescience March 29 2010, 06:04:37 UTC
[ he laughs a little, at that. ] Most of the things I've heard today are. Yet the only one with concrete evidence is the one you find hard to believe.

I guess you really do have a heart.

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pallidhues March 29 2010, 06:07:44 UTC
--?

How does that...?

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pintsizescience March 29 2010, 06:11:51 UTC
You ignore something that is logical for something that you've spent a long time believing and presumably have some sort of emotional attachment towards, since it's linked with so many of your memories.

It's so easy to accomplish with a heart.

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pallidhues March 29 2010, 06:35:57 UTC
--...!

I...

...I guess you're right. It's just that it's so hard to... comprehend? after spending my whole life as a Nobody. [Even if that life was only about a year long.]

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pintsizescience March 29 2010, 06:55:15 UTC
How long have you been here?

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pallidhues March 29 2010, 07:01:52 UTC
--A while.

...About two months, I think.

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pintsizescience March 29 2010, 07:05:13 UTC
That's a long time to not believe something.

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pallidhues March 29 2010, 18:53:06 UTC
It's not that I don't actually believe it, it's just-- it still seems strange. I never thought something like this could happen.

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pintsizescience March 30 2010, 21:58:49 UTC
[ geez, did nobody believe in the Organization? ]

Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction. [ case in point, wtf this place. ]

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pallidhues March 30 2010, 22:40:31 UTC
[...No. No, not really. And it's not like they would have cared enough to find her a heart, anyway, especially when they one that she was created from not only belonged to a living person but was so much more useful on its own.]

Mm.

[Not to mention Nobodies in general.]

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