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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[After that, she falls silent for a little while, pondering what everything Ven said might mean.]
It doesn't sound like they really saved us at all.
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[He frowns, as he stares off into space for a bit, taking some time to be silent himself.] I know it takes a lot to destroy worlds. I don't know if our worlds...ARE gone or not. And I guess they might be...
[His face fell visibly at this, but he was trying not to let whatever was getting to him bother him.] The stuff they're doing here though doesn't make up for it, I don't think.
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[She isn't really used to talking to people a lot, besides Roxas and Axel. But... maybe it was because he looked so much like Roxas but... Ven... wasn't hard to talk to. Not too much, at least.
She decides to drop the topic on the worlds being destroyed for now. It just... not a comfortable one right now.
She turns back to the view.]
...Is it always cloudy here like this?
[She'd like to think she might be able to see a sunset, like back in Twilight Town...]
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There are some floors where there's sort of sunlight and another floor where you can see space and stuff, but there's not really anywhere you can see the sky. [It kind of sucked.]
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[If she sounds disappointed that's because she is. No more sunsets? She'd known them since she could barely understand what was going on in the world around her...]
That's... too bad.
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Sorry. You like the sky, huh? [He could certainly sympathize with that.]