((A/N)) Hey there! I'm Cacti/Lil'Cactus/Vitamin (No, I know exactly who I am). This is the first KH fic I'm posting on this site! Yay! Anyways right down to business, this fic, like all my others, has multiple OCs. If you have a problem with my OCs don't read --; I like putting OCs in fics because it makes it easier to add my own little something to the fic.
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Chapter 1: Kingdom Key

"She's lost emotional stability! This could get bad!" one of the hooded men called as he frantically ran over to the large computer-like machine. Next to it was a glass casket, and a girl floating inside, unconscious. No, sleeping. Tears trailing down her face.

"Do something!" a blonde woman said, who was also dressed in a black trench coat. "If we lose her now none of our plans can be carried out! Calm her down Zexion!" she shouted furiously. "We can't afford to lose now!"

"We're trying our best!" the same man replied now with help from two others. The lab was in a frenzy everyone scurrying around trying to stabilize the girl's heart. It took a while but in the end the black-haired girl had gone back in to a state of apathy. "If these tantrums keep up it could be a problem... They're getting worse by the day, not to mention more frequent," Zexion said pulling back his hood to reveal light blue hair covering one eye.

"You think we don't know that?" another man dressed in black asked. He had an eye patch over one eye and black and gray hair. "You know, you're starting to piss me off number 6!" he growled through gritted teeth. Zexion was always speaking in a matter-of-fact tone making it sound as if he was the only one that knew these things.

"Lay off Xigbar! That's the last thing we need right now!" the red haired young man called in frustration. He slammed his fist against the white wall. "If this fails..." he began.

"Come on Axel, loosen up a bit. It'll be fine, just go get some rest. You look horrible, you just make sure that he doesn't find out any of this," the blonde said again.

"Yeah... Thanks Larxene," Axel said as he sighed then exited the room. His job in the whole experiment was to keep Roxas from finding any traces of what's going on in the lab. That was all he was obliged to do but Axel always dropped in a few visits in the lab just to stay in the loop. The experiment was a complicated one, it all revolved around the girl. She had no name, she was a model after the original. Destiny Divine. The keeper of the fate of the universe, or more so, she was the one who controlled it. The power to defy the laws of physics, time, gravity and much more. The ability to get anything she wanted from the mere thought of it. The Destiny Divine is the true "God" of the world...

"Hey," a voice called from behind. Axel turned around his eyes wide but it was only a teenage boy with blond hair and blue eyes.

"What's with you?" he asked as his friend hissed upon whirling around.

"Huh? It's nothing I though you were..."

"Someone else?" the blond finished.

"Uh yeah. Sorry Roxas," Axel apologized rubbing the back of his head. "I'm a little out of it these days, you know?" he asked grinning. The reason the experiment was kept in the dark from Roxas was because Xemnas, the leader of Organization XIII believed him to turn on them if he was to find out. Axel and a few of them had tried to argue their point saying Roxas wouldn't do such a thing, that he didn't have the heart to do something like that. It was pointless, the idea was shrugged off as it were nothing. He was the key bearer, therefore he couldn't be trusted. That was the idea.

"A little? If you ask me you've gone completely insane," Roxas said leaning back against the wall. "It's getting late, what are you doing out running around like this anyways? The Dusks are on guard and besides nothing happens up here, you know that," said the boy.

"Yeah," how could he not even suspect anything? The experiment had been going on for ages now, and still this kid had not even the slightest idea of what was going on. "Go to bed, we grown up will take care of everything," Axel said with a malicious grin.

"Yeah, I guess I could use a little sleep..." the blond yawned. "Well see ya," he waved as he disappeared down the white hall.

Roxas threw himself down on the white bed in the plain white room. Everything in the castle was white or a light dull gray or something along those lines. The Nobody symbols were everywhere also, on the walls, the floor, the bed, the ceiling and so on. The only things that was something other than white or gray were the members of the Organization itself. Meaning the thirteen members.

Sighing the blond boy turned over on to his stomach, he couldn't play dumb anymore. Not only was it getting harder to control his curiosity it was getting closer to the D-Day in Zexion's reports. In Zexion's room was a notebook, a record of their progress it kept referring to "the Goddess" or "Destiny Divine". Just who is this goddess? This was driving him nuts, the organization was conducting a massive experiment right under his nose, he had played dumb up until this point to find out a little more but hadn't made much progress. No, he was going to find out tonight. The lab was left unattended for three hours while everyone slept. The last person in before the break is Demyx, then the first in after the Xaldin. Three hours was more than enough. Roxas glanced at the strange clock on the wall. It didn't have numbers, it went by a different system of time than the rest of the worlds.

"Three minutes," he muttered then buried his face in to the white pillow. He couldn't afford to sleep on a big day such a this. After lying there for what seemed like ages Roxas jumped up and stared a hole in the clock. "Darn it, another minute left!" he grumbled as he beat up the pillow, it was true, 'Time slows down when you need it to hurry then speeds up when you want it to stop...' he thought. Definitely. "C'mon man, just calm down and sit still!" he told himself as he sat down on the floor with his back against the bed. Closing his eyes he let out another heavy sigh.

How long had it been? Thirty seconds? Well it sure felt like thirty minutes. Roxas opened one eye and nervously looked towards the circular object on his wall. "Wow..." it had actually taken him thirteen minutes. "Time to go," if anything happened Roxas was ready to leave the Organization anyways...

The lab was dark but was illuminated by the light coming from the various computer screens and the glass 'display case'. Just what was that display case? It was up vertically against a wall but covered by a large white drapery to cover the contents. Quietly walking over to it Roxas picked up one end of the drape. Taking in a deep breath he yanked it off the rectangular figure. "A girl!?" he cried in shock falling back on to the cold ground. "What the heck is going on here!?" she appeared to be sleeping, the expression on her face... She looked so sad. Looking upon the girl's face Roxas felt something in his chest. Like something jabbed him from the inside. Pain. Why? It repeated itself over and over getting more and more stronger with each blow this invisible force delivered. The boy screamed in pain as the floor came up to greet him.

Roxas opened his eyes to find himself face down on the floor. It was cold, and wherever he was, he was no longer in the lab or the castle. Heck, he wasn't even in The World That Never Was. Before another thought even hit him he heard something. Someone was crying. The boy looked around in the darkness but all he could see was himself, until he could hear a voice.

"I'm so lonely... I don't want to be alone anymore. I don't want to be here forever, so someone please save me!"

Following the voice Roxas could see something, or rather, someone, in the emptiness. "Are you alright?" he asked dragging himself over towards the figure. She didn't reply, instead she curled herself into a ball turning away from him. "I'm not... I'm not going to hurt you," he said calmly. As he neared her Roxas could tell that she was the girl in the glass box. "So you're the Goddess they're referring to..." the boy said to no one in particular. "Are you that lonely? Enough to cry? What's it feel like? To be so lonely?" but the girl refused to answer yet again. Letting out a defeated sigh Roxas lied down on the ground and closed his eyes.

TO BE CONTINUED IN THE NEXT CHAPTER...

((A/N)) Below is just a little sample from the next chapter! Here's a link to the girl's, Destiny Divine's, appearance picture:

Chapter 2: Lady Luck

"Don't worry, it'll be fine as long as I'm up in three hours ," Roxas assured her, but the girl still looked unsure about the idea. "Trust me, alright?" he smiled and extended a hand towards her.

"Okay," she nodded taking his hand. "I trust you!"