I wasn't screaming because I was angry, oh no, I was thrilled! It was a chance of a lifetime, the chance to leave behind Hollow Bastion and the people who knew who I was, what I could do. This was a chance to display what I had become.
The door creaked open, and I sat up. Leon had walked in the room. "Rosaxi? You okay in here? We saw the bats, and..." he trailed off, rubbing the back of his head.
"I'm fine, thanks for caring." I leaned back so that I was hanging off the bed, looking at him upside-down. "Where's the other one?" Leon laughed, and closed the door.
"He's... exploring. And getting his stuff spread across our room, I might add." He sat down next to me and started twirling my Keyblade around. It pixilated and landed on my stomach. Hard. I let out a rough breath of air and Leon laughed.
"Awh, why'd you have to do that? You knew it was gonna happen..." I groaned, and punched his arm. He tickled my stomach, and, being the nerd I was, I giggled and swatted his hand away.
"Well, I'm going to go check on Mr. Make-and-Break. I'll see you at dinner, 'kay?" he asked, and I nodded silently, words failing me for once.
I don't know why, but I think I was falling in love with Leon.
When it came down to it, I was the mother of the household over the next few weeks. As Halloween drew closer, however, we seemed to get out pf our lodgings more often. One day, the three of us were reclining on the spiral hill, the only thing in town as famous as Jack.
"So... what're we going to do next?" Cloud asked, his voice serious.
"Whaddya mean? We got it good here." Leon replied.
"I mean, we can't interfere with this world any longer. I know, I'm probably being a downer, but we may have to leave sooner or later." he explained, leaning back. I was swinging my legs over the edge, sipping pumpkin juice nonchalantly. "What do you think, Rosaxi?"
I looked up, confused. "Eh? Oh, uhm, we can leave whenever you want." I mumbled, the straw hanging out of my mouth.
"That settles it, we should leave tomorrow." Leon smiled.
