♔ Maybe a little hint wouldn’t hurt. It was hard to resist keeping a secret when she was so curious to know. Sora hummed in thought, as if he was thinking about denying her clue, but decided that it wouldn’t hurt to let her in on it after all. “Well, it’s a place you’ve been to before. The sunsets are amazing and a new bistro opened there.”
That alone should satisfy her curiosity, if it wasn’t already a dead giveaway. Though even if it was, that was fine too. Sora just hoped she would still be excited even if she did figure out where they were heading off to for most of their afternoon.
The corner of his lip twitched into a crooked smile when he felt Kairi give his hand a squeeze, but it was too bad that his heart dropped quite a bit the instant he noticed that the gummy ship was missing.
Their source of transportation!
Not waiting another minute, he grabbed his gummy phone from his pocket and looked at the screen that revealed a message from no other than Donald.
Donald: I took the ship! It was an emergency!
With that, Sora groaned and let the hand holding the device fall to his side. “Darn it,” he complained, feeling utterly bitter. “Does he even know how to fly the ship anyways?” Sad blue eyes turned to meet Kairi’s before he looked around the area– and that’s when a familiar sound filled the air. The sound of a train.
If this day was supposed to be filled with various emotions, it sure was working! Sora made sure the female’s hand was secured within his and tugged her gently towards the direction of the train so they could board on time. “Let’s go, Kairi!”
Some things never do change. Inside the cart of the transport, there was no one else– just like the last time he was there. But it was no surprise and he hoped no regular person would wander in by accident anyways. The keyblade wielder lead them to a very empty seat and gave a reassuring smile.
“Ever been on one of these before?” ♔
Leaning over his shoulder, Kairi took a quick peak at the message Donald had sent. It must have been a pretty big deal if he’d taken the gummi ship that suddenly. Especially considering it was the trio’s main form of transportation!
“I hope everything is okay...” she mumbled quietly, kind of sad about the fact she wouldn’t get to ride in the gummi ship. Though she never said it out loud, the redhead was secretly hoping Sora would let her take a chance at driving it.
As the sound of the train pieced through the air, Kairi’s brows knit together in confusion. There’s a train all the way out here? How did it even get here? Where did it come from? Where is the station? Why does Sora seem completely unfazed by this whole thing?
“There’s a train here?” she asked, feeling her hand being tugged towards the large purple train cart. It sure did fit the atmosphere of Master Yen Sid’s tower, but it still didn’t answer any of her questions at all.
Sora seemed so excited by the whole thing, and of course, Kairi was as well. She would consider herself a general optimist and tried to keep things on the positive side, but Sora was a whole other story. He always found a way to make things work.
“I’ve never been on a train before, no,” she replied, sitting next to the other teen. “People barely even drive at home, our island is so small.” A comfortable smile began to form on her lips as she thought of their home. It made her a little bit sad that Sora hadn’t been back in such a long time, though not much had changed. “Last time I heard, they were thinking about making a bigger ferry to get from one side to the other...”
Maybe next time they had a chance to be together, she’d bring him back home.
"Do you even know where this train is going, Sora?" she asked, raising a brow at the spiky haired boy. "If we're going somewhere I've been before that means it's Radiant Garden, the Dark City or Twilight Town... I feel like we're nowhere close to any of those– and if it's the Dark City, I dunno if I want to go there again!"
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