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?

"...Get some sleep," Aqua said, pulling her hand back at Terra's response. This was wrong, what was going on here. He confessed his feelings to her when he didn't even know? Was he really that out of it? That was awful...

"Where are you going?" Terra asked softly, peeking open his eyes and looking at Aqua for the first time in a while. He didn't want her to leave him...Why was this happening?

Aqua pushed herself up from the bed, looking down at Terra. She smiled weakly. "I'll be back," she said. She just needed a minute.

Terra nodded slightly and shut his eyes, lifting his hand from the mattress to his pillow. Sleep did sound pretty good, but he didn't want to be alone. He had a feeling he would be, even if Aqua said she'd be back.

Aqua walked away then, the rag in her hand. She left Terra's room and turned down the hall, approaching the bathroom. She shut the door behind her as she tossed the wet rag into the sink, leaning against the door. What...just happened?

Terra exhaled a soft breath, the fever making him sweat again now that Aqua was out of the room. Maybe the rag had been helping before. Regardless, he had a feeling that it was time for him to pass out. He still felt terrible.

Aqua sank down to the floor, her knees bent as her hands found the tile beneath her. Terra... He never would have admitted such a personal thing to her before, not when he was so disturbed. There was something wrong with this whole thing, and she felt upset about it. It wasn't supposed to be like this. If anything, their confessions were to come some other time, when they were both ready and things were perfect. This wasn't it.

Terra rolled over onto his other side, suddenly feeling extremely nauseous again. He saw an empty trash can right by the side of the bed and he sat himself up a little bit and grabbed it, holding it closer to him as he vomited. Ugh.

Aqua sighed and leaned her head back against the wooden door, closing her eyes. Things with Terra... They would be different now. After what just happened, she couldn't imagine them being the same.

Terra finished losing his lunch after what felt like an eternity, a disgusting feeling in his throat. Now he had to clean out the trash can, though he only wanted to pass out now. What was he going to do? Hadn't Aqua heard the noise since the bathroom was right next door?

"Rest, Terra," Aqua begged softly. She heard him a moment ago, and she knew that he was worse than she thought. But now that he was aware of things, she was afraid to approach him. Now wasn't the time for certain topics to be discussed.

Okay, gonna pass out now, Terra thought, setting the trash can on the ground and then laying back down on his side. He shut his eyes and his body became less tense as consciousness began to leave him.

Aqua pushed herself up, knowing that she couldn't hide in the bathroom forever. She would give Terra a few moments, and then she would go check on him. Right now, she needed to compose herself.

Terra curled up slightly because of how sick he felt, but he did lose consciousness within a minute of lying back down. Some of the feelings of the illness left him alone when he slept, and he realized he should have passed out a long time ago.

Aqua finally left the bathroom after a few minutes, peeking into Terra's room. There was nothing but silence, and she walked in just as quietly. She looked at Terra once she was standing next to him, witnessing his even breathing and closed eyes; he was asleep. Aqua looked at him sadly before she took the trash can away from his bed, knowing that it needed to be cleaned out for later use. She would do it; it was the least she could do to help him.

A day or two later

 

Terra was laying in his bed, his head swimming. He hadn't been out of bed much since his illness suddenly struck him, though he didn't know where it came from. At one point when Aqua came in to check on him, he said how fuzzy his head was and he couldn't even remember a lot of the past few days. She seemed concerned at that, but...he didn't see her around. He was basically on his own unless Ven offered him something. It was so strange how Aqua was disregarding him when he actually needed something after everything she said lately about how she owed him. If he ever wanted her to repay that debt, it was now.

Aqua was down in the kitchen, washing some dishes by hand to keep herself busy until she had to go. They needed some things from the market in town, and she was hoping to find some medicine for Terra; he was awfully sick. She felt terrible about avoiding him, but things were just too awkward for her. I want nothing more than to be with him, but it doesn't feel right, she thought, referring to not only being with him romantically, but physically as well.

Terra rolled over onto his side, curling up a little more under the blankets. He had to talk to her sometime. The haze in his head was finally starting to clear, and he wanted to know why she was avoiding him all of a sudden. In a way, he was glad, because that meant she wouldn't get sick, but still, he actually did need some help when he was this sick.

Aqua rinsed the last dish before drying her hands, setting the towel down by the sink. She tucked her hair behind her ear and sighed, walking out of the kitchen only to stop and look up the stairs. Terra. She missed him, but she couldn't bring herself to see him. "I'm sorry," she whispered softly, forcing her feet forward so she could leave the house and take care of her errand.

Terra sighed, a bit in disbelief. This situation was terrible. He took care of Aqua for almost two weeks, but she wasn't putting in the effort to take care of him for two days? This made absolutely no sense, and it was driving him nuts. He had to talk to her, before the day ended.

Aqua made sure she had the munny she needed as she walked toward the front door. She glanced back once more at the quiet house, though she looked toward where the stairs were. She released a small breath and then turned around, opening the door and exiting the house.

Terra thought he heard the door, but it was such a soft noise that he wasn't sure if he really heard it or not. And if he did, was somebody coming or leaving? If it was the former, then he should have been downstairs. If Aqua was the one coming into the house, then he needed to talk to her. He grunted slightly, starting to get out of bed.

Aqua made sure the door was secure before she started down the path away from the house. She then started in the direction of town, knowing the possibility of running into others there. But she didn't care whether she met someone or not; she just wanted to get what she needed and come back home.

Terra was aggravated when it took him a long time to get out of bed and go down the stairs, and how he nearly fell once or twice in the distance. He was so much stronger than that, but this stupid illness was making him feel pathetic. Eventually he made it to the couch in the living room and sat back into it, realizing that the house was empty and he was alone. So I came downstairs for nothing? Great.

Aqua walked through the market in silence, placing another item into her basket. She made her way to the medicine aisle and looked for the best medication for Terra, aware of his symptoms, even if she hadn't been with him much lately. Aqua found the right kind and placed it in the basket, working her way throughout the store for a little while longer until she checked out, exiting through the doors and stepping back out into the sunlight.