Roxas (
lamentless) wrote in
towerofanimus2011-08-28 04:27 pm
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identity wank ahoy
Characters: Roxas and Aqua to start...Ven and Nams later on since I'm not wasting space making multiple posts for his angsty business.
Setting: People's rooms, though he's going to move around quite a bit.
Format: Whatevs, we coo' guys, we coo'.
Summary: Set after this thread. Roxas, naturally, has to go inquire about this possibility with a few people in a specific order.
Warnings: I am expecting someone to angst before this is through. If not, we're doing it wrong guys.
Setting: People's rooms, though he's going to move around quite a bit.
Format: Whatevs, we coo' guys, we coo'.
Summary: Set after this thread. Roxas, naturally, has to go inquire about this possibility with a few people in a specific order.
Warnings: I am expecting someone to angst before this is through. If not, we're doing it wrong guys.

FIRST CHAT - AQUA
So, naturally, it was decided that asking Aqua was his best bet. He didn't know her nearly as well, but she was a sensible woman, and she knew Ven, too. If anyone could give him straight information, it was her.
...he still felt awkward when he knocked on the door to her room, though. But it was better to put this silly theory to rest before he sat an worried himself sick.
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So when the sound at the door reached her ears, she eagerly slipped off of her bed, closing the book in her lap and setting it gingerly back in her trunk before she went to answer the door. Aqua set her hand on the knob, and even twisted it a little, but a thought struck her before she went through with actually opening up the barrier to the room's threshold.
"Who is it?" questioned the woman, trying not to sound too suspicious. She had to be a little more careful in this tower. Who knew what could be lurking?
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A pause, and he ventured a guess.
"It's...sort of about Ven."
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Satisfied with what she saw, Aqua opened the door completely so that she could step out of the room, offering a friendly smile. Once she was out in the hallway, she closed the door behind her. She normally would have invited Roxas into the room to talk, but considering the room wasn't entirely her own, she thought it was probably best to carry on the conversation outside of it.
"That's alright," she said, her hand falling away from the doorknob. "What do you want to ask?"
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"I want to know more about Ven. Where he comes from, how you know him. If, that's okay of course." He took a pause to collect his thoughts, tugging at one of the colored strings wrapped around his pinky. "...I can't ask him, so I figured you'd be the best person to ask."
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"I can tell you," she replied. "But, can I ask what brought this on?" It wasn't that she didn't trust Roxas or anything, but she was a little iffy on giving out information on one of her best friends. She wanted to at least know why he was suddenly so interested.
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"...well." The picking at the string got more obvious and less distracted. "Someone on the network brought up the possibility of...something, and I want to rule out the possibility." He hung his head somewhat, giving a sigh. "It makes me uncomfortable, but it's not important. I just want to rule it out."
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"I don't know where Ven was born. We never really talked about it." Especially considering that even Ven himself wasn't aware he'd lived anywhere else besides the Land of Departure for a long time. "He began his training under a different mentor than the one Terra and I were raised by, though. Ventus came to us after something...happened to him." But she didn't think it was her business to say what that was.
She briefly glanced away from Roxas to slip a hand past the knots of her sash and pull out her Wayfinder. Aqua eyed it with nostalgia as she spoke. "But he slowly got better after that day. The three of us trained under the great Master Eraqus. We're best friends."
Following that, she brushed a thumb over the links of the lucky charm, stowing it away again following that. "I'm afraid I don't really know what else to tell you. I'm not really sure what kind of information you're looking for."
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"Who was the other mentor?" A pause, and he seemed to be getting more anxious-sounding. "Do you know where Twilight Town is? Has anyone ever mentioned it to you?" It was obvious she didn't want to explain about the 'something' that had happened, but he'd pulled the string completely off by then. He had to go through with this, even if he was getting a bit worked up. "What happened to him?"
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SECOND CHAT - VEN
It took him all the way till he got to the third floor before he found his
doppelgangerroommate, raising his eyebrows. Why the heck was Ven sleeping here?"Wake up, sleepyhead." Even delivered monotonous, he still had a slight smile on his face.
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Ven had fallen asleep in some corner of the bookcases, in a section that didn't seem to be frequented very often. When Roxas woke him up, he blinked sleepily and chuckled sheepishly as he sat up. "Gimme a break, Roxas."
He yawned, looked around to remember that oh hey, he was in the library, before turning his attention on his lookalike roommate. "What's up?"
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"...do you ever wonder why we look alike?"
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"Of course I do." What sane person wouldn't? Especially since this kind of extended beyond just siblings or cousins. Although admittedly it didn't seem as important to him as it was to Roxas. "Why do you ask?"
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"I was just talking to Aqua. I hope you're not mad, but I was asking her questions." The second string was in the process of being yoinked from his pinky. "...someone on the network brought up that you and I might be alternate universe selves, like those trolls or whatever."
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"'Alternate universe selves'?" He repeated with confusion. And what was a troll? "What do you mean?"
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"Alternate universe like..." Roxas put on his think face, closing his eyes to try and visualize this some. "Like. Let's say you were going to go somewhere, but had to flip a coin to decide where. In one alternate, you would have gone to the first place...in the other you'd have gone to the second." The only reason he could explain that specifically was because of how many times he'd had to explain weird movie concepts to Hayner, but like heck he was getting in to that. "So, something might have happened in your childhood or something, that made you exist the way you do...but if you had dome things differently, you'd be a different person."
Roxas was well aware that he was wording this horribly, and opened his eyes to look a bit distracted. "We both look alike. We both have keyblades. We sound alike, too. We even dress similarly. This can't be a coincidence." Rox tilted his head to the side. "Where did you grow up?"
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Ven listened attentively as Roxas attempted to explain things. He didn't entirely get it, but he...sort of grasped the concept. "So...you think you and I are the same person with different childhoods?" He chanced.
The similarities were astounding when Roxas presented a laundry list like that (and the last item even lead Ven to glance down at his outfit for a minute), but at the question, Ven froze, frowning. "U-Uh... I, don't remember," He answered, quickly looking away. He was a pretty bad liar, but hey, it wasn't entirely a lie...!
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THIRD CHAT - NAMINÉ
He actually brought two popsicles with him, sitting down next to the blonde and holding one of the treats out to her.
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"...are Ven and I the same person?"
There. Blunt.
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Rox sighed, noming on his popsicle for a minute.
"...I don't care if it's true or not, but...if it isn't, I want to know."
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A pause, and he hunched in to himself. "...how much do you know, anyway?"
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And also not yet proven by canon."You and him... and I are all from the same timeline.""But... as for how much I know...." She took a deep breath, her eyes shutting briefly. Somehow, she found herself shying away from the idea of telling him the whole truth; 'almost everything'. Instead, she said, "...A lot." But it sounded heavy, like that 'a lot' was quite a bit more than the words normally implied.
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