Lonely Sunsets (Zero/Open)

[Sora]

The sun looked nice right now. But it still felt lonely up here.

Sora kicked his feet idly. He had come here originally just to relax a bit. Clear his head, soothe his muscles from the intense fighting he had been doing all day to try to keep in shape. Riku and Kairi were still busy doing their own thing, leaving him to wander on his own. Which would have been fine, usually, but... even Donald and Goofy weren't here right now.

Crouching over and letting his hands hang between his knees, Sora watched the eternal sunset, lips turned in an almost frown. He didn't even know why he came up here in the first place. He just saw the edge, and had the weirdest urge to see what the view was like. But all the way up here, he felt so separated from everyone. Lonely.

[Zero]

Zero was in one of her moods. She couldn't care about anything at the moment. She was over everything. Losing her friends, her world, thinking about nothing at all, and caring about nothing became natural for her. She headed to the clock tower hoping to get some afternoon peace before she started training at night. She had climbed the clock tower, and headed over to the ledge, she saw a boy sitting there and just avoided him. She walked around so she was on the ledge, but around the corner from the boy. Zero couldn't deal with anyone, not at the moment.

[Sora]

It was warm, at least. Way, way up here, the breeze was a little stronger, but the sun's rays still warmed his skin. Golden orange and red glowed off of the stone of the tower, making everything feel cozy, even in the wide open space of the view. Even Sora himself blended with the Twilight, his skin with a touch more gold to his tan, and the black of his clothes seeming to reflect the light. But the novelty of the scenery had worn off on him, and the keybearer knew if he stayed here any longer, he'd go crazy.

Turning slowly, and hopping off the wall to the walkway around the tower, the teen walked without the usual bounce in his step. Tired, bored, and frankly a little lonely, he couldn't muster up the energy right now to bounce along as per usual. So he headed back to the entrance of the Clock Tower, turning the corner-

And nearly running into another person on his way. "Whoa!" He stepped back before that happened and held up his hands. He smiled apologetically. "Sorry, didn't hear you coming up. I, uh, wasn't expecting anyone to come up, really."

[Zero]

Zero lifted her head at the sound of a voice. It was the boy she saw earlier. "Huh? Oh, I should have been watching where I was going. Excuse me." She said rather simply and walked past him continuing around the edge until she found somewhere comfortable to sit. Hopefully the boy wouldn't follow her and sit with her. She really couldn't deal with people at the moment. Especially not this charismatic-seeming boy.

[Sora]

This guy didn’t seem like much of a people person.

Oh, Sora knew the types of course; he was no stranger to quiet strangers. And the brisk rushing past told him that this guy wasn’t really interested in being social. And maybe normally, he wouldn’t have minded or cared. Except, well, he was bored. And, well, he did just technically meet a new person, right? Only right to introduce themselves. Turning to keep the guy in his sights, the young teen did not follow him just yet, but watched him take a seat on the wall in the middle, right where the keybearer had been not a few minutes before.

“No problem.” Putting one hand on his hip, he clenched his other hand and pointed to his chest with his own thumb. “I’m Sora. What’s your name?”

[Zero]

Zero heard Sora's voice again. "I'm Zero." She said in her little slightly low toned voice. If he thought she was a boy, she might as well keep up the facade of being a boy. She didn't care either way. She was just angry at...well she didn't what at. She just wanted to be left alone. But the charismatic boy seemed to want company. It wasn't that she wasn't a people person, but she just had things to deal with. Like losing her friends and her world.

[Sora]

"Zero?"

Raising a brow and thinking over the name curiously, he finally smiled when he remembered where he had heard that name from before. "That's a nice name." He finally said.

And so, since they had introduced themselves to each other, Sora knew that made them friends now. So he waltzed up to the boy, and hopped back over the wall, settling down in the same spot as before, this time with company on his side. Both hands holding onto the wall, and rocking his head slightly, the teen grinned as he glanced over. "Do you come up here a lot? I thought this place was deserted most of the time."

[James Cabuelo]

Lost... Drifting through the endless void of space for what feels like forever.
The Asgard Mirror has protected young James from the horrible disaster that was his planet being taken by the heartless.
The Asgard Mirror is the very last remaining source of light Asgard had and it chose to take James out of many. Using its aura of light to carry him through space James would remain asleep through this.

As he made his way to a new world the Asgard Mirror started to land as its bright aura could be seen by all as if a meteor was about to hit the ground. James who was still asleep could be seen within the light up close.