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The twilight shadows from the sun were slowly falling down beneath the horizon. They set fire to the ocean waves that crashed against the shores of the chain of islands the boy now called home. The blonde twisted in place, stretching his arms and cracking his back after having sat in the same position for so long. His eyes watched as the light fell even further away from him, the image of his home dissappearing with it. As the evening light made his usually sky blue eyes shine wearily, a crunching noise came from somewhere behind him. The person or thing behind him walked closer and closer, crossing the distance between the sand and forest beyond, but they stopped a distance away from him, his attitude probably stopping them from wanting to interrupt his reverie or whatever it was he was imagining.
"Ah-hmm." The person behind the blonde coughed a little bit, probably not wanting to have to stay out after dark.
"What is it Kairi?" The blonde asked his cousin, tired from all the contact with people he was having to deal with lately.
"Everyone was just wondering where you'd gone off to. I mean, it is their fu-,"
"I know what it is Kairi." He took a deep breath before turning around to face his seveteen year old cousin. For a moment she looked like his sister, Namine, but then he remembered why he was there. "Tell them I'll be back before tomorrow." The boy muttered, turning back around on the tree and looking out towards the sunset. Just a few more moments . . .
"Roxas, they really-," Kairi tried to speak comfortingly.
"No, Kairi, they really don't. I'm the kid of their dead brother. That's it. It's pity, not love." A spiteful nature had been creeping deeper and deeper into Roxas' mind since the accident. He, who used to be such a cheerful boy, was now pushing everyone around him away. All of his relatives were only seeing the face of their dead family members when they looked down at the seventeen year old. So, rather than dealing with all of the frustration that came with funerals and family members, he'd taken to escaping into the wilds of Destiny Island.
"Fine, I'll tell them." Kairi sighed heavily as she turned back around and dissappeared back onto the path that led back to her family's house.
Roxas sat there a while longer, watching the orange flames disintegrate into the ocean and wishing that he could follow them for once.