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Roxas definitely doesn’t like that smile of his and the fact that he’s actually agreeing with him has him even more on edge. He can’t help but to wonder if he has something in mind. The young Nobody is upset though. Not more towards him but to himself. He let it get to him too much and now there’s a knowing gaze in those eyes of his that he doesn’t like. “Whatever.” Roxas sighs while hopping off the sign he was sitting on, just in time to dodge a stray arrow that now rested in between the two on the ground. Would you look at that. “Who knows maybe you need to get hit by one. You sound like you need it.” And soon because holy kingdom hearts. “I’d say see you around, but I really wouldn’t want to come across you again.” He waves before he turns around in means to leave.
His wave was no wave, but a mock of one. Little was his interest in the words the boy fleeted his way in farewell for his attention was on the lone arrow that now punctured the very soil. The boy's a mystery but through this small spout was something definitive. Fear. This boy was scared of, what Ardyn assumed to be, something he had perhaps already experienced for himself. "It gets you to think and wonder," the accursed bothered himself to continue whilst his paces haunted the boy's from behind. The arrow that was on the ground now on the hand of the accursed himself. "Why tiny arrows? Why not something a bit more... harmless." The very darkness that tainted the body of something once so pure darted forward to arm lock the boy's neck and the arrow he held oh so firmly was jabbed rather brutally at the center of his back, deeply enough to where even the arrow’s tail could barely be seen. Boot, coated in dirt was pressed against the boy's back to kick him forward onto the ground.
"I disagree, however." Came his speech once again as if no foul deed had come to be done just mere seconds ago. Eyesight's away. "I believe you deserve a good dose of this false euphoria more than I do." It took no such genius to comprehend that he was mocking the trauma that haunted the young boy, which has it may be. "That is... if you can get through this small little pain first of course." Having an arrow jabbed deeply into one's back, big or small, Ardyn was more than certain it brought some pain. "Feel how it warms you up inside, how everything suddenly lights up and there be no ill in this land," he chuckled through his words darkly. "To then conclude with it draining every single inch of that warmth away from you and leave a hole." Again, tipped his fedora. "Let he or she you lay your eyes upon leave you feeling bone dry inside when the spell is lifted." He cursed and thus departed. As if Ardyn would ever allow such an idiotic child to outshow him.















