A/N: Yay, I'm back! I hope everyone enjoyed Silver Cat and this is the sequel. This story I think is going to be more surprising and awesomer than the last one, and yes awesomer is a word I just created it :p. Any who I hope you all enjoy this story please read and review if you can. Thanks.
WARNING: This is a sequel to Silver Cat if you have not yet read that story please do not continue, unless you like to be confused and junk. Also I do not own Code Lyoko I only own my characters and some ideas, not all of them.
Sunlight filtered through the window and danced on the young girl's eyelids as she slept during first period Music. The light warmed up her face enough for her to switch places, leaving the sun to burn through her silver hair.
"Lily, time to get up." a voice sang through her ears and the girl slowly fluttered her eyes open. The room was blurry until her gaze focused on bright pink hair and emerald eyes.
"Just five more minutes, Aelita." the girl mumbled, barely audible as she switched sides and laid her head on her left arm on the granite desk.
"Well if you wait five minutes then you'll miss math, with Odd." His name sent shivers down her spine and the girl jolted from her seat, gathering her things and rushing towards the door.
"Alright, let's go Aelita!" Lily was already at the door, waiting for the pinkette.
"I can't believe his name still makes you blush." Aelita teased, a smile on her pink lips. Lily looked down at the porcelain tile, her cheeks getting redder.
"I know I shouldn't blush anymore but you still blush when Jeremie walks by," Lily said, looking at her friend's profile as they entered the room. The room was barely filling with students as Lily set her things down besides an empty chair. Aelita sat in front of Lily, next to Jeremie as he typed on his computer.
"Hello Jeremie, what are you doing?" Aelita asked, taking out her notebook. Lily's gaze flickered from Jeremie and Aelita to the door, anticipating his arrival.
"I'm just checking on the super computer is all." Jeremie said. Aelita opened her mouth to reply but Lily didn't catch her words as a boy dressed in purple entered the room. His face looked bored but brightened up when he saw the silver-haired girl waving at him in the back.
"Hey, Lily." The boy sat down, after giving the girl a kiss on her cheek.
"Hello, Odd." Lily greeted him, the smile on her face never faltering.
"Whatcha doing Einstein?" the blonde asked.
"I'm just looking at some stuff on the super computer."
"The super computer? I thought you guys shut it down after William and I were freed?" Lily asked, tilting her head to the side so her hair pooled on the granite desk. A silence fell over the three of the teens, all of them avoiding Lily's gaze.
"Actually, we didn't shut it down." Jeremie broke the silence but still avoided her crimson eyes.
"What? Why?"
"We didn't see a reason to shut it down, there's still so much more we can learn from Lyoko." Aelita pitched in.
"But what about X.A.N.A? And don't tell me he's been attack for the past three months and no one's told me." Lily narrowed her eyes at them as they fished for an explanation.
"We think that X.A.N.A is dead," Aelita broke the silence, not meeting Lily's gaze. Instead the pinkette looked down at her hands as her fingers twirled some loose string.
"He's not dead...he can't be, I'm his heart." the silverette muttered. Odd put a hand on the girl's shoulder and brought her in for a tight embrace.
"We're confused to but think about it. The super computer has been on for three months since you got back and X.A.N.A hasn't attacked at all. We haven't even been on Lyoko." The blonde whispered in her ear as the teacher entered the room.
"Mr. Della Robbia and Ms. Styls, please separate we are in a classroom not a hotel room." The teacher slammed a pile of books on her desk before writing on the black board.
"Lily there's nothing to worry about." Aelita whispered looking over her shoulder to see the silverette chewing on the eraser of her pencil.
"No, there's plenty to worry about because X.A.N.A isn't dead," Lily's voice was cold and she stared directly into Aelita's eyes, emeralds mixed with rubies while the teacher lectured in the background.
"How do you know that?"
"Because I'm his heart and if he was dead then I'd be dead also."
"Lily, you were dead. You died when Aelita and I found you in that room, remember?" Jeremie spoke up, jotting down notes.
"I didn't die in that room, I don't know what happened but I didn't die."
"Listen you three!" The teacher's voice screeched through the room at the teens in the corner as she slammed her hand on the granite. "If all you are going to talk then you can do so out in the hallway!" She pointed towards the green metal door and glared as the teens got up from their seats. They slowly shuffled out the door, silently shutting it behind them. The three teenagers stood against the walls in silence. Lily faced the young couple, glaring at them intensely.
Aelita fidgeted with her pink hair that was just above her shoulders, she had decided to grow it out for the school year and see if she liked it long or short. Her attire still had a pink scheme to it except for her jeans which were a dark blue. She had a pink tank top on and a white half jack that ended under her breasts and at her elbows. She still continued to wear her pink boots with the faux fur.
Lily had changed her hair style by wearing it in two buns on the top of her head while her silver bangs still framed her face and she trimmed them every other week. Her blue tank top was traded for a black and red t-shirt that had a V-neck cut. She discarded her mini skirt for blue skinny jeans and wore flip-flops instead of boots.
Lily continued to glare at her friends and didn't move her gaze when Odd entered the hallway. Odd's hair was still spiked and had the purple dot in the center. His outfit had changed to a purple jacket with a white under shirt and blue jeans; he continued to wear purple high top shoes. The boy stood beside his girlfriend and had his arm around her shoulder. Lily shook him off and walked down the hall, anger simmering off her.
Lily skipped her next class and ran towards the forest. She hid behind the brown trunks of the trees and looked around the grassy area, making sure no one was following her. When she believed the coast was clear Lily darted for the sewers, closing the lid after her. She dropped onto the concrete and ran down the tunnels, making sure not to slip into the murky waters beside her. Lily grabbed Odd's skateboard and rode it to the other end of the sewers. She set it aside and climbed the ladder. She blocked the harsh sun from her pale face with her hand while closing the lid with her other. When it was secure and in place Lily slid down the ropes into the elevator. She appeared in the computer room and ran over to the main screen. Anger boiled on her face when she saw the screens light up at her touch and the hologram of Lyoko appeared before her.
"I can't believe they didn't shut this down, Lyoko is too dangerous for this world." Lily bit the nail on her thumb as she looked at the hologram, fear pricking at her insides. She remembered everything that was taken from the Scyphozoa and then returned by the arrow Odd had hit her with. The memories and everything that was hidden by her subconscious was thrown inside her at great speed and strength. X.A.N.A had hidden so much information from her, he had put so much inside her that couldn't be accessed by herself. She had learned that she was more than X.A.N.A's heart, she was his everything. Without her X.A.N.A couldn't reach his full strength he could hardly attack the Earth while she was on it, that's why he tried so hard to get her back onto Lyoko.
She still remembered what happened after Odd had fired that arrow, it had sent her into a dark and cold place. She remembered how she huddled in a corner, wrapping her arms around her knees, trying to get warm. There was single light in the center of the roof that dimly lit the room in a circle, leaving the corners vacant. Lily remembered seeing her own breath form different shapes as she breathed into her palms.
The room was dark and getting darker every hour and her body stopped moving or reacting to her thoughts. It started with her toes, she tried to curl them but they wouldn't move, then her knees straightened and wouldn't bend. Her fingers would barely fidget and she found herself shutting down.
She felt as if she had been left for dead and no one was going to save her. She gave up hope until a small tingle of warmth swept over her shoulders. Lily looked up to find the eye of her father looking down at her.
"Lily? Are you down here?" a voice dragged the girl out of her memories and Lily found herself shivering in the small, cream-colored chair. Odd walked around and was instantly at her side, engulfing her in a tight hug.
"Odd, why aren't you in class?" she whispered out, barely able to breathe.
"I noticed you weren't there so I went to look for you. Lily, I've searched everywhere. Why are you here?" Odd asked, removing his arms from Lily's shoulders and allowing her to breathe regularly.
"I just wanted to see if you guys were lying...you weren't." Lily drew her knees to her chest.
"Why would we lie to you about this?"
"Why wouldn't you shut down the super computer?"
"Answer me first."
"I don't have an answer for your question but I know you have an answer to mine." The girl narrowed her eyes at the boy and he tried sheepishly to avoid it.
"We didn't shut it down because we...we didn't know how it would affect you or William."
"Effect us?"
"Yes, you are X.A.N.A's heart and shutting down Lyoko could destroy you. We didn't want to take that chance." Lily got down from the chair and walked towards the hologram.
"Lyoko is too powerful, you don't know the danger you're putting everyone in."
"We know Lyoko is powerful and dangerous but without X.A.N.A to use it for evil there's no problem." Odd stood behind the silverette and placed his hands on her shoulders.
"Maybe X.A.N.A wasn't the only evil on Lyoko." Lily whispered before turning and wrapping her arms around Odd's sides. Odd held the girl in his arms, still unsure what else to do.
After a few moments Lily broke the embrace as her phone began to ring, singing a basic guitar solo. She looked at her blue mobile and held it against her ear, listening to the other person.
"Who was that?" Odd asked as she hung up and put the device back in her pocket.
"No one. We should head back it's almost lunch." Lily took Odd's hand and guided him towards the elevator. He pressed the button and they waited for it stop, both not talking.
"I'm sorry," Odd whispered as the doors opened, blasting their hair behind their shoulders.
"What?" Lily looked over her shoulder at the blonde as he sauntered out of the tiny room and walked with her towards the school.
"I'm sorry I kept Lyoko still being active from you. I should have told you."
"It's alright, Odd."
"No its not, it seemed like it was but it isn't I shouldn't keep stuff from you especially if I want you stay in this relationship with me."
"Odd what are you talking about?" Lily took the boy's hands in hers and stared at him in confusion.
"Lily I've been in a lot of relationships and I've lied in almost all of them, I want this one to be different because you're different. You are so special to me and I don't want this to end because I did something stupid."
"Odd you are the stupidest boy I know," a smile played on Lily's lips as she pressed them against Odd's lightly. The boy returned her smile and wrapped his arms around her waist pulling her closer to him and deepening their kiss.