Hey everyone, it's Dynasty and I'm back with a new story in the Kingdom Hearts section. This is actually my second Kingdom Hearts story. My first one was a success and after that, I thought of doing another Kingdom Hearts fic. So for months, I have been planning to fic and this will be my first dark fic. Something that I don't do often, so this will be a test. If it's good enough, then I'll considered writing dark fics often. Anyway, sit back, relax and enjoy this new story.
Story: A Fate of the Dark
Plot: After being betrayed by his two best friends, Sora suffers from a broken heart. Darkness overcomes within him...which leads Sora...to another fate...Darkness.
Main characters: Sora, Riku and Kairi
Role characters: Roxas, Namine, Cloud, Leon, Final Fantasy
Minor Characters: Disney characters.
Italics Character(s) thought
Italics + Underline Namine and Roxas
Bold + Underline Anti-Sora
Disclaimer: I don't own Kingdom Hearts or Final Fantasy. They rightfully belong to Square Enix.
Chapter One: The Beginning
"Hey Riku?" A brunette boy called out to his friend. He was sitting on a log, hands resting behind his head, watching the sun set through his blue eyes.
His friend, Riku, who has silver hair and aquamarine eyes replied to his call. "Yeah, what is it Sor?" Riku was leaning against the log that Sora was sitting on, arms folded across his chest as he too watched the sunset.
Sora thought about what he was going to tell Riku about what has been on his mind lately, since returning from their previous adventure.
"Eh, never mind Riku. It's not important," Sora said shaking his head. Eyes focusing back on the sunset.
Riku looked over his shoulder at Sora. "Come on now Sora, I know you want to tell me something. Whatever it is, you've been hiding it since our return. So, spill it."
Sora knew if he denied Riku again, that Riku will not stop pestering him about it. And Riku can be annoying with it.
He remembered a couple years back on his 13th birthday, that he didn't tell Riku about what he had gotten as a gift. Riku kept calling his house that night wondering what Sora had gotten on his birthday. Sora had to disconnect the phone line and Riku still kept annoying him by ringing his doorbell the next day. Eventually, Sora did tell Riku-well more rather showed Riku what had gotten for his birthday.
A pet fish.
Just the thought of that memory, Sora had no choice but to tell Riku what was on his mind. Who knows what will Riku do next? They are older after all.
"Uh, it's about Kairi," Sora finally admitted.
Riku smirked. He knew Sora liked Kairi and can already tell what Sora was about to tell him. But he wanted to play along. Turning his back to the sunset, he playfully asked Sora, "What about her?"
"Um, you see Riku, I-I really do like Kairi. A lot. And I was thinking to myself all day that maybe I should tell her how I feel. Riku...I think I'm ready to confess...confess my feelings to her."
"Then just tell her already! Look, I'll call her right now and you can tell her how you feel about her." Riku pulled out his black cellular phone and started to dial Kairi's number.
Sora's blue eyes widened in shock and horror. Riku was really going to call her and have him confess his long awaited feelings to her. He didn't want to tell her right now, but at the right moment. Just as Riku was putting the phone to his ear, Sora leaped off the log, and swiped the phone out of Riku's hand.
"The hell are you doing Sora?!" Riku glared at his brunette friend. "I just brought that phone yesterday!" Riku went over to pick up his phone and wiping the sand off of it.
"Saving my ass from embarrassment! I don't want to tell her how I feel. I want to show her how I feel. Like, buying her something and she can cherish it forever."
Riku rolled his eyes and continued to walk on the beach. "What? Like a commitment or something?"
Hearing his friends words, Sora had an idea. "Thats it Riku! A commitment!"
Arching his eyebrows and turning around to his friend, Riku asked him, "What about it?"
"Duh Riku, I'll just buy something. Something special...something that we both can share together."
"Oh brother," Riku started walking away from Sora, with his hands dug his blue jeans pockets, whistling to himself.
Sora then tugged on Riku's arms. "Riku, I need you to do me a favor."
Riku closed his eyes and sighed. "What now Sora?" He muttered under his breath.
"Can you stall Kairi for me, while I go into town and buy her a gift?"
Riku looked up into the sky and saw that it was already getting dark. "Um, don't you think it's kinda late for that, since the sun is already going down, and the town's stores closes early on Sundays? I think its best for you to do it tomorrow," Riku suggested, making his way out the beach.
Sora stepped in front of Riku, surprising the silver haired and stopping him from walking any further. He then made an annoying face expression that Riku doesn't tolerate.
Riku narrowed his eyes. "Don't even think about." Riku tried not to look at Sora's puppy eyes.
"Come on Riku," Sora pleaded with his hands cupped together. He even pouted his lips to annoy Riku more. It won't be long before he gives in.
Riku sighed giving in to the puppy face. "Fine, puppy boy. You owe me two sea salt ice creams." He patted Sora's head as if he was a dog.
Sora grinned sheepishly and nodded. "Deal." He then started running the opposite direction.
Riku watched him run off then something crossed his mind. How exactly is he suppose to stall Kairi?
"Hey! What am I suppose to do with her?" Riku shouted hoping his friend heard him. He was almost out of sight.
Surprisingly, Sora heard him as he turned around. He was jogging impatiently in place. "Just do whatever and I'll call you, so you can tell me where you guys are at. Then I'll come by." Sora told him and then ran off once again, heading towards the town.
Riku shrugged his shoulders and placed his hands back into his pockets. Guess I'll go stall Kairi. He thought while strolling towards Kairi's house.
So, how did you guys like the debut? Good or bad? Next chapter is where everything just...turns around. Read and review and thanks for reading.