A friend and I have been doing a RP for a while now, and it has been scattered across several threads on two different sites. It started as a group story (about fast food of all things ) but then it transformed into something else entirely.

 

We request that nobody join in this RP or post anything on this thread; if you wanna say how awesome we are, message us some other way.

 

Um...You're free to read this for fun if you want to, but this thread has major Birth By Sleep spoilers. And since we've been doing this for a while, we will probably refer to things we've done in the past and you will have no idea what we're talking about. So if you want to save yourself from confusion, then you probably wanna stay away. If not, hey, whatever.

 

The plot was discussed and posted on another website, but here's a quick summary of the whole thing: It's the return of Xehanort.

 

Characters:

Peanut: Sora, Namine, Leon, Aerith, King Mickey, Terra, Ventus, Xehanort, etc.

Forever Love: Riku, Kairi, Roxas, Yuffie, Aqua, Vanitus, Tron, etc.

 

I believe I've said everything that needs to be said...Forever Love, let's get this show on the road, eh?

"Terra... You need to sleep. You'll be able to sort this out once you have a clear head," Aqua insisted quietly. It would be for the best, even if it meant putting the research off for a while.

"No," Terra said again, his voice still quiet. He would stay at this desk reading books until he passed out. This search was too important for him to put off. Couldn't she see that?

Aqua took her hand off the book and moved her other one to place on Terra's shoulder. He couldn't keep doing this; he would collapse. "Terra..."

"It's...too haunting," Terra said, not fighting against Aqua's soft hand on his shoulder. "I need to keep searching..." Even if it drove him mad, he needed answers. Who was Master Xehanort before he met Terra and his friends? Why was it him that the Master betrayed? Was he really that hungry for power?

Aqua bent over slightly and brought her other hand up to Terra's chin, attempting to turn his face toward her. He needed to listen to her and think rationally.

Terra didn't fight against Aqua turning his face, the man lifting his blue eyes to his best friend and not bothering to finish the sentence that he trailed off on. What did she want?

Aqua looked into Terra's eyes, sincerity in them. "Please listen," she begged softly. "You have to get your rest, or the Darkness that's lingering will only haunt you more, and it'll be worse." She brought her hand from his chin to cup his cheek. "You can search as much as you want whenever you're mind is more clear."

Terra glanced down at Aqua's hand on his cheek before his eyes found her gentle ones again. "I need answers," he protested weakly, though he was seeing now that Aqua was right. He really needed the rest.

"I know," Aqua said with a small nod. "And you'll get them in the morning. Okay?" She would even look once Terra fell asleep, since that would help.

Terra knew that Aqua wouldn't budge on this matter, and he really didn't want to fight her. "Alright," he said softly in compliance. He would get some rest and then search in the morning. But what was Aqua planning on doing?

Aqua smiled faintly at Terra's decision and nodded once more. She then pulled back, standing up straight and taking her hands back from his face and shoulder.

"What are you going to do?" Terra asked, looking up at Aqua's face after she was fully upright. She wasn't going to stay in this falling-apart library with him, was she?

Aqua shrugged. "I'll do a little digging around myself, I suppose," she assumed. She wasn't about to leave Terra alone again, not after just finding him.

Terra shook his head slightly. "You don't have to do that," he said softly. He was the one looking for answers, not her. She shouldn't have to take part in his search.

"Well what else am I going to do?" Aqua inquired, looking down at Terra. She wasn't incredibly tired; she could do a little work.

"Go home?" Terra suggested with an arched brow. This library wasn't the most comfortable place to stay. Just because he wasn't leaving didn't mean that she had to do the same.

Aqua shook her head. "I didn't come all this way to stay for a few minutes, Terra," she said, starting over toward the pile of books she abandoned earlier. She was going to stay with him, though she didn't know why he was protesting.

Terra sighed, faintly shaking his head. But he knew better than to protest now. "Alright," he said quietly, pushing himself up from the chair. He'd lay down on the floor and get some sleep.

Aqua smiled faintly as she picked up her books and started off to return them to their proper places. She was quite stubborn, surely Terra knew that.

Terra walked over a few steps and then laid himself down on the hard ground. He had slept in worse places before. "Goodnight," he said softly, a hand behind his head as he faced towards the ceiling. It was time to actually get some rest.

"Sleep well, Terra," Aqua called softly, glancing at him over her shoulder before turning a corner and disappearing. She then tended to her small duty, putting the books away.

Terra stared up at the ceiling for a second before his eyes shut. He was out within thirty seconds of shutting his eyes, his exhaustion making him fall asleep quickly.

Aqua had managed to put the books all in their correct locations when she dug through some herself. It had taken a while to find one that actually spoke of something other than science, and she had dozed off while reading one. That was why she was asleep in her chair, head on her arms as sunlight shined through the windows of the library.

Terra woke up with the sun, the warmth making him actually feel comfortable. He opened his eyes, blinking a few times as he tried to make himself more aware of his surroundings. He turned his head and saw Aqua asleep in the chair, and that made his eyes soften. She should have been in a more comfortable place to sleep...That was why he hadn't wanted her to stay last night.

Aqua continued to sleep, unaware that Terra's eyes were on her. The warmth of the sun didn't wake her; it only soothed her and made her more comfortable, the woman having stayed up quite late as she read through the book underneath her arms.