Xion (
attheclocktower) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-01-28 04:13 am
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In you and I...
Characters: Xion and everyone!
Setting: Room 1-01 > Dormitory Hallways > Floor 20
Format: Whatever you like!
Summary: Xion's Arrival, plus worrying, plus minor exploring, plus falling back on something familiar
Warnings: Nothing yet, will edit if necessary
[Not being able to move when she'd woken up had been a little scary, but not nearly as terrifying as the letters she'd found just after. The worlds, all of them, gone? They couldn't be... they couldn't! And yet, when she tried to open a darkness corridor to one of them, nothing happened.
She gets dressed from the clothes in her trunk, puts the hood of her black coat up, and after that, she heads out into the dormitory hallways, where she finds one of the network terminals. She may have been able to gain access to files she wasn't supposed to back in the World That Never Was, but it doesn't take much poking around on the device though to come to the conclusion that there's not much more information on what happened on the terminals here.
What was she going to do? What happened to Roxas and Axel, or even Riku? Was this somehow her fault?
At that point, she begins descending the stairs to the floors below, looking around briefly on each floor before continuing.
On floor 20, though, she stops. It's open to the air for the first time. It reminds her a little of the Clock Tower, though it was impossible to mistake the cold, overcast skies for warm, bright Twilight Town. Still, it's familiar, memories that are her own, and right now that familiarity is a comfort. She walks out to the edge and sits, legs hanging over as she stares out. Not that there's much to see.]
Setting: Room 1-01 > Dormitory Hallways > Floor 20
Format: Whatever you like!
Summary: Xion's Arrival, plus worrying, plus minor exploring, plus falling back on something familiar
Warnings: Nothing yet, will edit if necessary
[Not being able to move when she'd woken up had been a little scary, but not nearly as terrifying as the letters she'd found just after. The worlds, all of them, gone? They couldn't be... they couldn't! And yet, when she tried to open a darkness corridor to one of them, nothing happened.
She gets dressed from the clothes in her trunk, puts the hood of her black coat up, and after that, she heads out into the dormitory hallways, where she finds one of the network terminals. She may have been able to gain access to files she wasn't supposed to back in the World That Never Was, but it doesn't take much poking around on the device though to come to the conclusion that there's not much more information on what happened on the terminals here.
What was she going to do? What happened to Roxas and Axel, or even Riku? Was this somehow her fault?
At that point, she begins descending the stairs to the floors below, looking around briefly on each floor before continuing.
On floor 20, though, she stops. It's open to the air for the first time. It reminds her a little of the Clock Tower, though it was impossible to mistake the cold, overcast skies for warm, bright Twilight Town. Still, it's familiar, memories that are her own, and right now that familiarity is a comfort. She walks out to the edge and sits, legs hanging over as she stares out. Not that there's much to see.]

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[She smiles a little in return, pulling her legs back and standing up. If they're going to keep talking, she should... probably close the gap a little, so they're not calling across the floor.
As she moves though, a thought occurs to her and she pauses]
I'm looking for my friends, Roxas and Axel. Do... you know if they're here?
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....
[Roxas, Axel. Xion? The shades of secondhand memories flash through her mind, indistinct, and she thinks... wasn't there a third person in that group?]
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What's wrong?
[Were Axel and Roxas okay? Had something happened to them?
Not to mention there's definitely something familiar, now that she's able to actually see Naminé a bit more closely. She looks a little like... like Kairi, in Sora's memories inside herself. Different, but still similar. Maybe.]
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... Nothing. It's just... [Something that makes her hesitate, apparently.] Do I... know you?
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I don't think so...
[Not unless Naminé had met her, right after she'd been made... but then she wouldn't have really known her, since back then, she hadn't really said or done anything, besides follow orders...
There's maybe one way to be sure though... She reaches her hands up, and pulls her hood down so her face is fully visible.]
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You--
[There's that dizzy feeling again, and it has Naminé pressing a hand to her hand. She doesn't stumble, but she does curl inward, just a bit. It's been quite some time since those memories were buried, and it's significantly disorienting as they start to come back in force, bits and pieces but quite a number of them.]
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What's wrong?
[Her voice is a little stronger this time, watching Naminé with worry on her face.]
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I... I'm sorry. I got-- a little distracted. [Because she can't just say what she's realized, not when she's not quite sure if Xion is friend or foe, and it is true.]
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Okay...
[She's not sure where to go after this, what to say after what just happened. She still needs to find the others, even Riku would be a relief at this point. But...]
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[Naminé watches the other girl in silence for a few moments, considering the options before her. While the blonde finds herself becoming certain that Xion was involved with Roxas and Axel somehow, Naminé still feels a considerable amount of protectiveness over Roxas. How is she to know Xion doesn't mean him harm? ... But the fact remains that if both Xion and Roxas remain in the tower, the chances are that they'll meet sooner or later. Regardless of whether or not Naminé's comfortable with it, it's likely an inevitability. (Something in the back of her mind keeps telling her that it's okay, that there's nothing to worry about, but even if Xion really is a friend of Roxas', he likely won't remember her, just as he still doesn't remember his life before the digital Twilight Town, and that's not okay in and of itself.)]
... Roxas is here.
[It might sound a little out of the blue, but it's an answer, isn't it?]
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She'd been struggling so much back home, trying to find out where she'd really belonged, like Riku'd told her to. Suddenly finding herself here, not understanding how or why, besides the letters she'd found upon waking... it hadn't helped. Knowing that everything hadn't changed was a comfort, no matter how small.]
And Axel...?
[She gets the feeling Naminé would have mentioned it though, if he was there...]
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He was once, a long time ago. But... he isn't anymore.
[And she offers a sizable pause in order to allow Xion to process that. It's probably not quite as much of a relief. To be honest, Naminé can only hope they just sent him away, rather than anything else that might have happened, which is why she doesn't specify.]
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Wait...
She looks up again, confused.]
But... Why are we here? [She reaches a hand into a pocket, pulling out the letters she'd gotten that morning] My letter... it said the worlds were gone...
[Something she really doesn't want to believe...]
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... No one knows for sure. Everyone gets those letters when they first arrive, but-- whether or not what they say is true isn't clear, either. [She shakes her head.] Whoever it is that controls the tower does things that... hurt everyone. [And she's wondered for some time if it's a study of the heart, much like another group's.] Why, though, I can't say.
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[Saix would probably scoff or call it foolishness, feeling pity or concern for others suffering, but... she didn't care. She'd long since accepted that she wasn't like what he thought she should be. She didn't like it, but she wouldn't let it stop her.
So... everyone was brought here because their worlds were "destroyed." Or at least they got all the letters that said so.]
But... if the worlds are destroyed... how could Axel have been here before...?
[She'd seen only a little while ago.]
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Most of the time they leave us alone, but... not always. [And her mind drifts toward that teddy bear and the note, even though she knows she can't and shouldn't dwell on that for too long.]
It's... complicated. The tower can draw people from different points in their world's timeline, or even multiple versions of the same world. It's possible that that is what's happened.
... But, you're right. It's all very suspicious.
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Not to mention it still doesn't answer what's happened now though. She's worried about Axel, and... as mixed as her feelings are, him being the one who fought her and caught her and took her back to the World that Never Was, she... hopes he's okay. He's still her friend, she hopes.
There's a question in her mind, one that she isn't sure how to phrase best. If she knew for sure that there were people from so many worlds - worlds she'd never even been to - it'd be even more confusing.]
Who else is here?
[People she might know, Riku, the Organization...]
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There are many from our world here, too. ['Our' is perhaps not the best word to use, but it's entirely true, and it just kind of... slips out. She's finding it harder and harder to be mistrustful of this girl as something in the back of Naminé's mind insists that Xion doesn't mean any harm, she's just-- what?
What is she?] Some of them you may know, and others you may not. [A distinct pause, and then,] There's a boy named Riku here. ['You know him, don't you?']no subject
At Riku's name her eyes widen and her face lights up for a moment, before fading to something a little more... apprehensive. There's a confusing mix of emotions in her chest. Relief, gratitude for the person who helped and guided her, guilt for her role in Sora's continued slumber and her getting caught just two days ago (for her).]
Riku...
[He's here... He's here too...
The relief she feels is a bit hollow. Back in the World that Never Was, she'd been so desparate, wanting to ask him for help, for what to do, when she'd been caught. Now, did it matter anymore? Was it too late?]
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Yes.
[She gives Xion a few more moments to deal with that, then adds,]
There are others... like Zexion. [And this, too, is an attempt to both help Xion and assist herself in better assessing the situation.]
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Back when she'd first been created, and brought back to The World that Never Was... her memories were such a blur at first, but she'd been told their names, seen their face, though she couldn't put face with name if asked, save one or two.]
He's... he's a member of the Organization, isn't he?
[The ones who didn't come back.]
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He's the only member still here. [A hesitation.] Besides Roxas. [She supposes, but she's not sure it's really appropriately to count him anymore.] ... And you. [Although for some reason, she's not sure she should count Xion, either.]
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She shifts uncomfortably.]
I'm not...
[Not what? She... she was still a member of the Organization. Even after being brought back by force, she'd still done the work assigned... partially because she had a feeling she was being watched, but mainly because they had things, things that bound her to them tighter than any chains: her friends.]
... sorry.
[Shaky, tangled-up loyalties aside, there is some relief here. If they were the only ones... no Saix, no Xigbar... no Xemnas. Small favors.]
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[She's not... a member of the Organization? It sounds right, but Naminé still straightens just a bit. After a brief pause, she shakes her head.]
It's alright. [And it does sound like she means it, because she does.]
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I don't know what I'm supposed to do now.
[Here, or about what had been happening back home... Maybe that's why she wants to find Roxas, and Riku too. If she could just talk to them, to her friends, then maybe she could figure things out.]
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orz so late
S-SOB it's okay ;;
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Mood whiplash in this thread... ;~;
;A; POOR BB
;~; We must find a way give her hugs /Gorse fails at subject lines |D
YYYYYYYYY, all of the hugs ;A; /No she doesn't
Why can't we hug these characters all the time... they need it. >>
They do. :C But if they actually got all the hugs they needed they would more stable and boring XD