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She squints tiredly, a little concerned. She’d only meant to take a short nap, but... How long had she been asleep for? She had no idea, and that was a little bothersome. (Too much like Before, when she slept for years --)
“Anyone around?” Ven called, poking her head out of the room she’d woken to. Library, maybe? Something like that.
Ventus poked her head out the window as she realized the water was draining away from the castle; being trapped in the upper floors had been a weird sort of hell, and she’d missed the outside more than she would have thought. Pausing for a moment, she considered the merits of climbing out or just taking the stairs.
“...Stairs,” she decided after another look down. Pushing away from the window, she zipped down the hall and around a corner, tumbling backwards as she slammed into someone leaving one of the other rooms.
“Woah, shit -- Sorry!”
A sharp gasp came with such an abrupt awakening, eyes flickering open only to be met with nothing but darkness. The now non-hooded program swiftly sat up from his spot of rest, breathing heavy for a few short moments before whatever tension in his muscles was lost. He blinked once, twice for good measure, a hand gently planted on the side of his head as the feeling of numbness dulled. That’s... strange. Something’s wrong here.
Well, of course, it’s too dark to see anything no matter how hard he tried, along with the fact it’s completely and utterly silent, wherever he is. His thoughts just aren’t adding up to what could be happening, which -- if he last recalls correctly -- he shouldn’t be thinking at all. Vanitas... Yes, that shady guy had him pinned to the ground and... all he remembers is a sharp, almost overwhelming pain in his neck...
Data-Roxas brought a hand up to his throat, swallowing thickly at the last memory floating in his thought process. Shouldn’t he be gone? Deleted, dead? Well, maybe he is, but this... isn’t what he was expecting, though it just... doesn’t feel that way.
The Nobody stood, warily glancing around the area, looking for any light whatsoever that could tell him where he is. The attempt was vain, though, as he could see nothing whatsoever. He frowned and slowly began walking in the direction he was facing, hand held out in front of him, hoping to touch something, preferably a wall. He did eventually come upon one, and started feeling his way along it, making his way through the dark room, wherever he is...
“Hey, anyone out there?” He called out, pushing aside his preference to be alone for his own personal safety just for the moment. If someone could be some sort of guide, that would be great, really.
Kairi was wandering the castle again, head up in the clouds. That was, until she heard her steps start to splash. Why would there be water on the floor, she was inside.
She looked down to see the thin line of water on the ground. And that water level was quickly rising. She looked around quickly, hoping that there was some sort of stairs that were nearby. Unfortunately, there wasn’t any in sight.
She started running when she realized how quickly the water was rising. There was no time to waste walking. And then, she remembered the man she had run into the other day. Was he still not feeling well? What if he didn’t notice the water until it was too late? With that thought, she made a beeline towards his room, hoping she could get there in time (and hopefully pass a staircase along the way).
Ventus squinted through the windows for a moment, feeling mildly annoyed. There’d been plans to go outside and explore a bit more but with the weather like this...
Totally not worth getting drenched. Maybe if she had an umbrella, but she didn’t so it was a moot point anyway. With a grumble she turned from the window and headed off to find something else to do. Maybe someone to talk to? Bothering Roxas was always fun --
“Helllooo -- anyone in here?” she called, poking her head into the first room she came across.
He’d been awake for a while now, and had been exploring his new surroundings, intrigued, yet... bored. At least in Shibuya there were things to do.
But he’s not going to let his first time ever out of the city be dampened by such thoughts. While it was boring, it still had nice aspects. The giant castle was fun, and was where he’d been lost for the past hour.
With an annoyed groan, he flipped out his phone for the nth time and hoped. Nothing. No signal. No way to contact anybody... “Shit,” he moaned loudly, his head falling back, eyes to the ceiling. He stayed there for a while before his thumb began typing the worn buttons on his outdated flip phone, he had them memorized and didn’t need to worry about mistakes.
As he pressed ‘Send,’ he was teleported to where he’d woken up. “Huh,” Joshua murmured as he looked around. “Very nice. Glad to see that still works.” Then something caught his eye, someone caught his eye, rounding the corner of the large hallway.
“Excuse me!” Trotting over to the figure, phone still out and open, he raised his other hand openly, a smile on his face. “Excuse me, hello! Do you happen to know where we are~?”
“What is even going on here? Did I miss something?”
