Wakka pulled out a new ball, arched back, and hurled it at Sora as
fast as he could. Sora was prepared, though. He hit the blue-white ball
with his sword and the ball burst.
"Hey," Wakka whined. "I need that to hurt you!" He pulled out
another ball, and Sora ran up to him and five swings off his wooden sword
later, Wakka was crouching down by the beach.
"That really hurt!" Sora left Wakka to crouch and walked over to
Selphie.
"Ahh, the breeze feels great!" She exclaimed.
"You know what," Sora said. "I don't care. Pick up your whip, and
come fight me."
They walked over to the beach, and Sora beat Selphie also. Sora
decided not to pick on the blind kid, and walked back over to Kairi.
"Did you get all the supplies?" Kairi asked.
"I got 'em all. Let's go to bed."
Riku, Sora, and Kairi are all sitting on a tree, and the sun is setting. "You know," Kairi said, "Riku has changed." "Um, Kairi, Riku is right here, and we have that conversation later." Sora stated. "Oh, I.um.oh well. Hey Riku, have you thought about this? What if you get to another world? What would you do there?" "I haven't thought about that. All I care is getting out of here, where we don't have to go to school, worry about saving the world, or do anything other 14-year-olds have to do to get on with their lives. I just really wanna go to another world, because I know that they're out there. Who knows what they could be, something like The Torture Cell World, or Saddam Hussein's House of Terror. But, I don't care. I'm just tired of being here. We could have had just as good of a chance as being on the other worlds, so why were we stuck on this one? Why HERE?" Riku took a deep breath as he finished his speech. "You've been thinking a lot lately, haven't you?" Kairi said softly. "Yeah, I guess I have. Let's go. We have a big day tomorrow."
As they are leaving, Riku grabs something. "Hey, Sora!" Riku yells. A star-shaped fruit flies from Riku's hands to Sora's. "A PowPow fruit?" "If two people share one, their destinies become intertwined. They'll remain a part of each other's lives, no matter what." Sora stares at the fruit. "Come on, I know you wanna try it." Riku said. Sora takes one last look at the fruit. "No way." He throws the PowPow fruit off the edge of the bridge.
Wakka, kneeling down drawing a picture in the sand, heard a noise above him. When he looked up, a star fell on his face. "Ooh, a PowPow fruit!" Wakka grabbed it and tore it in half. At that moment, a dolphin made a noise from the water. Wakka ate one of the halves, and threw the other one at the dolphin. The dolphin leaped out of the water and caught the PowPow fruit in his mouth and swallowed it whole.
Riku, Sora, and Kairi are all sitting on a tree, and the sun is setting. "You know," Kairi said, "Riku has changed." "Um, Kairi, Riku is right here, and we have that conversation later." Sora stated. "Oh, I.um.oh well. Hey Riku, have you thought about this? What if you get to another world? What would you do there?" "I haven't thought about that. All I care is getting out of here, where we don't have to go to school, worry about saving the world, or do anything other 14-year-olds have to do to get on with their lives. I just really wanna go to another world, because I know that they're out there. Who knows what they could be, something like The Torture Cell World, or Saddam Hussein's House of Terror. But, I don't care. I'm just tired of being here. We could have had just as good of a chance as being on the other worlds, so why were we stuck on this one? Why HERE?" Riku took a deep breath as he finished his speech. "You've been thinking a lot lately, haven't you?" Kairi said softly. "Yeah, I guess I have. Let's go. We have a big day tomorrow."
As they are leaving, Riku grabs something. "Hey, Sora!" Riku yells. A star-shaped fruit flies from Riku's hands to Sora's. "A PowPow fruit?" "If two people share one, their destinies become intertwined. They'll remain a part of each other's lives, no matter what." Sora stares at the fruit. "Come on, I know you wanna try it." Riku said. Sora takes one last look at the fruit. "No way." He throws the PowPow fruit off the edge of the bridge.
Wakka, kneeling down drawing a picture in the sand, heard a noise above him. When he looked up, a star fell on his face. "Ooh, a PowPow fruit!" Wakka grabbed it and tore it in half. At that moment, a dolphin made a noise from the water. Wakka ate one of the halves, and threw the other one at the dolphin. The dolphin leaped out of the water and caught the PowPow fruit in his mouth and swallowed it whole.