A/N: This is the last chapter. I figured I could wrap it all up in one final blow! Lol that sounds pretty violent doesn't it? Besides I'm so excited and ready to work on my next fan-fiction anyway. To be honest I don't really like how my golden idea turned out, though this last chapter should be awesome if you ask me!

Roxas: Nobody asked you

Me: Don't get smart with me Roxas I'll kill you off! Yeah that's what I thought silence. Anyways before his interruption like I was saying last chapter. This was a pretty short fan-fiction one of the shortest I've ever written, lol then again I haven't exactly written a lot. Well anyway enjoy this last piece of the puzzle and I sincerely hope all your questions will be answered! If you have anymore you can always review me or pm me and I'll get back to you as fast as I can! Disclaimer Roxas!

Roxas: FlowerLady-Aerith does not own Kingdom Hearts. If she did Naminé and Roxas's tales would be in laymen's terms.

OFFICIALLY EDITED!!!


A Nobody's Secret

- This is Goodbye

How could you?

"Why are you turning heartless, Sora?" Kairi asked in a frightened voice. Sora glanced toward her revealing his cold, lifeless yellow orbs. Half of his face had already been tainted by the black disease. It scared her. Kairi took a step back cautiously. "Sora, what's wrong with you?" she asked her voice trembling at his cold stare.

Sora smiled weakly. "Nothing is wrong Kairi, just go back into the shelter and stay there until I say come out," he instructed with a wave of his claws. He was attempting to say 'go along' without actually saying the words. He felt his voice growing hoarse and he didn't want to scare her anymore than she already was.

Kairi glared. Her fear was soon replaced by her own frustration. Why did this always happen? She would not leave this time, no matter how much he pleaded with her. She was going to help him get through this. She saved him once she could save him again, surely. Kairi shook her head. "No, I won't leave you," she said sternly. He wouldn't hurt her; she was certain. Kairi took in a deep breath and started walking toward Sora. By this time his physical appearance was rapidly changing. The dark aura was pouring out of him. The heartless color had spread to his entire body covering his clothes in the dark matter. Kairi frowned. She placed her hand on his shoulder and gave him a smile. She knew how he loved her smiles. "Sora, we can get through this if we stick together. Riku would've wanted it that way," Kairi stated assuringly.

Sora knocked Kairi's hand off of him. Her touch made his flesh sting. "What do you know about what Riku wants?" Sora retorted. His words were dripping with anger. He growled at her fiercely. Kairi let out a quiet, frightened squeak. With lightning speed his arms shot out and shoved Kairi onto the ground. He enjoyed hearing the sound of her body hit the floor. Kairi quietly whimpered to herself as she slowly stood up. There was a large bruise on her forehead from the impact. How could he do that to her? Sora's anger quickly faded. He slowly backed away from her staring at his claws. "I am so sorry, I-I didn't mean too…" he stuttered.

Roxas sneered; their behavior was sickening to him. It was just like somebodies to act all lovey dovey in the worst of circumstances. It was pathetic. "Oh, Sora!" he called playfully, but the sinister undertone was still there. Sora turned his head in time only to catch the white flash of the Oathkeeper as it was shoved into his chest. An eruption of blood poured to the ground. His expressionless eyes slowly closed as he groaned and tumbled to the ground.

"Sora!" Kairi screamed rushing to his side. "Sora!" she cried the tears were already pouring down her face like a heavy spring storm. Had she lost him again? Had she really lost him forever? "No! You have to live!" she pleaded shaking him. Blood was getting all over her pink dress and hands. She caressed his cheek allowing her tears to fall onto his dark skin. "Please, Sora. I can't live without you," she whispered sadly.

"Don't call to him, princess,he's already passed and soon enough he'll fade away," Roxas laughed as he yanked the Oathkeeper out of his other's chest. Kairi clenched her fists and closed her eyes tightly in anger. She was so furious! She let out a frustrated scowl. There was no way she was going to let Roxas get away with this. He would suffer.

"You," she hissed in a low growl. She had the ferocity of a lioness sneaking up on its prey. Roxas froze; he hadn't expected such a sound to come from such a pure princess. "You killed my Sora!" she screamed. The Floral Serenity, Kairi's keyblade, appeared in her hand in a flash of pink light. She lowered her center of gravity and prepared for battle never removing her glare from Roxa's body.

"H-How did you summon your keyblade?" Roxas asked flabbergasted by the sight. Kairi only growled in response as she began to swing her keyblade wildly in his direction. Roxas hadn't been aware that she could have such rage. She was actually making him worry. He hadn't accounted for this in his plan. Roxas tried his best to avoid her random swinging, but it was so reckless he didn't know how to dodge her attacks.

Kairi hit him over and over and over. She heard him yelp and cry but she continued. Kairi breathed deeply. She was fueled only by the power of revenge. There was nothing that could stop her. "You will suffer!" she cried hoarsely through her angry tears. She acted on instinct with her attacks. Suddenly she knew how to do an aerial combo spin. She was pushing Roxas back. She kicked high in the air and knocked Roxas off his feet; he fell to the ground with a rather loud cracking sound erupting from his spine. Roxas groaned instantly feeling the intense pain. He was unable to move. She slowly approached his fallen body. She hovered over him with her keyblade held over her head. "Die!" she cried lowering her keyblade to make the last blow.

The moment played in slow motion for Kairi. She felt gravity rapidly pulling down her keyblade, but in her mind it was moving so slowly. She saw his demise play over and over inside of her head. She could taste the blood in the air that would be coming from him. But her victory was ruined. A flash of black swooped by in the last moments of her thrust knocking Roxas's body away from her. Her keyblade struck the cobblestone becoming wedged inbetween two stones. She let out a frustrated cry. Kairi looked to where Roxas's body had been moved, but she could barely see his body beyond the black flashes. He was being assailed by the strange, black mass. She shook her head. "I'm not done with you yet," she grumbled tugging at her keyblade.

Roxas let out screams of pain. He felt the needles digging into his skin and ripping up his flesh everywhere on his body. He was being injured at such a speed he felt the pain of every slice all at once. Roxas closed his eyes tightly to avoid seeing the random slices on his flesh; he was scared. "Please stop, beast!" Roxas cried. He couldn't move. As quick as the attack had begun it ended. Roxas opened his eyes to meet with two perfectly shaped yellow, soulless orbs surrounded by darkness. The darkness formed to create the body of Sora. Roxas's eyes widened. There was no way. It wasn't possible. "Sora, y-you…" he stuttered unable to get the words out.

"Your worst nightmare came true, eh, Roxie?" Sora laughed. But it wasn't his laugh. His laugh was filled with a childish like innocence. This Sora's laugh was malicious and dark. His voice was different. Roxas could feel the hate dripping off of Sora's words. He knew what it was; it was the voice of a fallen one. Sora was no longer in the realm of light, and that was Roxas's fault. He had created a heartless. The torture was seeping off of him. This wouldn't end well.

Kairi gasped upon seeing Sora's appearance and hearing his voice. She ceased her tugging on her keyblade and began walking toward the scene. It was impossible. Her keyblade disappeared. She could feel the darkness flowing off of him. She felt his hopelessness. Sora had never been so far in the darkness. She didn't know if she could save him from himself this time, but she had to try. "Sora, is that you?" she asked quietly. She cautiously approached the new Sora being as gentle as she could. She gently brushed his arm but her gentle touch caused him pain.

Sora growled turning and attempting to slice off Kairi's face. She could see the blood on his claws as she quickly back out of the way of his swing and fell onto the ground. She quickly sat up tucking her knees under her body for safety. She didn't want Sora grabbing her; he wasn't himself. She banged her fist on the cobblestone. "No," she whispered trying to prevent more tears, "I won't believe this!"

"Believe it girlie, because this isn't any dream," Sora said coldly and very bluntly. Kairi felt her eyes watering.

'This can't be real!'

"Now go unless you want to be sliced in half as well," Sora advised, "My fight isn't with you."

He loved me…or at least I thought he did

Kairi quickly scrambled to her feet. She jolted toward him suddenly filled with a burst of determination. "Sora! You have to remember!" she pleaded grabbing the cloth of his black clothing. She gave him a light shake staring straight into his meaningless eyes. "Please!" she cried. Sora growled. He swung his right hand with immense force and threw her back into the underground shelter. She landed on her back being knocked unconscious.

"Now that that nuisance is gone I can finish you off," Sora hissed cocking his head to the left to see Roxas slowly standing to his feet.

"Not if I kill you first," Roxas declared hesitantly. Sora stared at him. Roxas could feel his mocking through his blank stare. He now regretted speaking up.

Sora smirked. "Is that a promise?" he taunted. He didn't give Roxas time to respond to his sarcastic question. Sora thrust his right hand out in front of him. The black and grey wisps of energy flowed out of his hand. Countless purple and black orbs appeared in the air behind the heartless boy. Roxas stared in awe as various kinds of heartless formed out of the orbs. Sora gave each heartless various commands and then turned his attention back to Roxas. The smirk was still pasted on his dark face. Maybe he shouldn't have doubted his other?

'Can I really fight off both Sora and thousands of heartless? No, I have to do it. I'll do it for Naminé!'

"Please Roxas, stop while you are ahead."

Roxas blinked his eyes. Was that her voice that he had heard? He gazed around searching for any sign of a white dress but he found none. He decided to ignore the voice. He was probably just hearing things; Kairi had hit him in the head a couple of times so that was probably why. Roxas returned his focus to Sora. "Yes, that's…a promise," Roxas muttered staring directly into Sora's shining yellow eyes.

"Good," Sora murmured maliciously. He would enjoy ripping Roxas limb from limb with his own claws. He was already addicted to the feel of blood dripping off the ends of his claws. He smirked. Sora raised his hand and licked Roxas's blood off of each of his claws. Roxas stood his ground, slightly disgusted. Without warning Sora ran into action with such speed and animalistic movement it took Roxas a while to realize what was happening. Before he was halfway toward Roxas he disappeared in a flash. All at once heartless came flying at him; he was certainly out-numbered. The odds were against him. If he fought it was more than likely he would lose the little amount of life he had left in him. Sora's claw attack and Kairi's swings had already worn him out. He was slowly losing energy. But he had to do this. He had to do it for Naminé; he would prove to her he could handle the emotions of having a heart. He would avenge her death. She was his only motivation. In his head he saw her smiling at him like she always had. When she was alive he had loved her smile.

Roxas summoned the Oblivion and the Oathkeeper. He gripped them tightly bracing himself for battle. "I won't be defeated," Roxas growled. Sora appeared in front of him, but before he could attack Roxas's kicked him in his torso sending him back a couple of feet. This gave him enough time to hurl the Oathkeeper toward Sora to try and end it all. Surely Sora couldn't survive another stab.

Sora turned to see a flash of the Oathkeeper head toward him. He acted fast. He stuck out his claws catching the Oathkeeper in mid-flight. Roxas was shocked; how could he do that? Sora grinned evilly turning the keyblade around and hurling it toward Roxas. Roxas put his arms out in front of him to try and do the same, already knowing he probably wouldn't. Time stopped. Roxas stood in awe staring at the paused Oathkeeper. It was as if it was just floating in the air in front of him. His surroundings faded to black. Roxas looked around curiously. White suddenly stripped across the alternate universe stripping the area. He looked around stumbling backward. He was scared and confused. He couldn't take anymore surprise tonight. Out of the corner of his eye he spotted a glowing white figure. Roxas grinned. He turned to lock eyes with the gentlest crystal blue he had ever seen. He reached out to touch her but something was stopping him.

"Roxas, drop your keyblade," she commanded. He was taken aback. Had Naminé just asked him to die? He wasn't about to lose this battle; he wanted control! "Please Roxas, you have too, you can't win against your other. He sent the Oathkeeper toward you, so when you leave you'd be in the realm of light like me. We can be together Roxas," she explained, almost pleading with him to surrender.

"Together?" Roxas mumbled staring at Naminé with begging eyes. She nodded. There was nothing he wanted more than to be at her side, but he had a duty to do. How could he betray his long drawn out plan to finally avenge himself? He had gotten so far. He could do this. But she was asking him to give all of that up to be with her. Roxas closed his eyes. 'I know what I have to do.' He opened his eyes and smiled at Naminé. He made his decision.

"See you then, Roxas," she whispered disappearing. All in a flash the color came back and the Oathkeeper flew at normal speed. Roxas's closed his eyes as he braced himself for impact.

'See you then, Naminé' In an instant the Oathkeeper flew through his chest. Roxas gasped for air before falling limp. His eyes closed. The Oblivion dropped to the cobblestone with a clanking sound and disappeared. A white light engulfed Roxas as he descended toward the ground. His body disappeared into the white lights. They floated toward heaven never touching the ground.

Sora smirked watching as the lights disappeared into the sky. "A fitting ending," he muttered. He shook his head. He was just a bit disappointed that Roxas didn't put up more of a fight. He walked over to the Oathkeeper lifting it from the ground. He inspected the blade. "No blood too, I forgot the Oathkeeper isn't a weapon of destruction," he laughed raising the blade in the air. The blade was shining in the light of the coming sunrise.

Tears suddenly formed in his yellow orbs. Sora let out a low, frustrated growl. The urge to kill was in his thoughts; it had become his very being. That wasn't Sora. Sora couldn't live like this. He wouldn't kill people for pleasure, he couldn't; Sora wasn't a heartless he was just a fallen keyblade master. Wasn't he? The feeling of being torn between himself was unbearable. He fell to his knees dropping the Oathkeeper beside him. "Why is it like this!" he screamed holding his head in frustration. He felt his body shake. Sora was losing the ability to control his urges. He smelt blood in the air, the screams of the townspeople as their hearts were being stolen by his heartless were like music to his ears, and he wanted to the torment to continue. Sora began screaming again.

"Sora!"

He didn't hear her through his own screams. Kairi had returned to consciousness. She felt his pain surging through her body. Kairi jumped out of the pit and ran toward her Sora at full speed. "Sora!" she shouted again before throwing herself at him. She wrapped her arms tightly around his torso comforting him. She felt his tears fall on her arms as he screamed, growled, and cried. She could tell that her touch was still bringing him pain, but this time he hadn't tried to push her away. Her Sora was still in there somewhere. She could bring him back. "I'm going to help you, Sora. We can do it together," she cooed quietly. His screams slowly began to quiet down to small whimpers. Kairi smiled and held him tightly.

"Why are you doing this for me, Kairi? I'm a heartless…it's too dangerous for you to be near me. I'm too unstable," Sora whispered. Despite his own discomfort he gently placed his clawed hands on her arms returning her comfort.

"Because I love you, simple as that. Don't try and question it because you won't understand. I waited for you for so long because I can't live without you," Kairi explained, "And just because you're a heartless doesn't change my love. It only makes me want to help you more. So if you'll please just let me help you we can get through this, Sora." Kairi gently laid her head on the back of his neck ignoring the scent of blood that was all over him.

Sora sighed. "But Kairi, some things can't be fixed. Not everything has a solution," Sora answered quietly. She didn't seem to notice. Sora sighed again. He knew there was nothing that could be done about his condition. He knew she secretly had the same understanding, or at least he hoped she did. Kairi was just so stubborn it made everything harder for him. His eyes met with the shine of the Oathkeeper in the rising sun. An idea popped into his head. "It may not be a weapon of destruction…but it can be used like one," Sora whispered examining the silver blade. He lifted the keyblade from the ground and stared at it with such a longing intensity. Kairi released him from his hug and slowly crawled in front of him curious as to what he was going to do.

Time to End it

Sora raised the blade above his chest preparing to stab himself. If he did it correctly the light from the Oathkeeper should completely destroy his being. Sora closed his eyes tightly. "Goodbye," he whispered about lower the blade, but Kairi grabbed his arm preventing him from moving it.

"Sora! What are you doing?" she cried. The tears were already falling once again. His eyes opened to the sight of a distraught Kairi. Sora frowned. He hated seeing her cry, especially so much in one night.

"K-Kairi," he stuttered. "You should go back to the pit, I don't want you see this," Sora pleaded trying to push her away. He didn't want to see her in such pain. He didn't want to imagine what effects seeing him kill himself will have on her. It was better if she didn't witness his death. It was better she leave him somewhat content with their standing. He wanted her to have a happy memory of him when he was gone.

"We can do this together! Didn't you hear me? We'll go to King Mickey! I'm sure he can help you," Kairi exclaimed desperately.

Sora frowned. He would regret this later. "Okay…let's go find a gummi ship out of here," Sora mumbled gently grabbing Kairi's hand. Kairi smiled relieved. Sora couldn't leave her; she wouldn't be able to bear that pain.

"Okay," she agreed tightening her grip on his claws. Together they walked toward the Gummi Hangar of Destiny Islands. It had only been built last year, but it was empty. Most of the natives had been either taken by Sora's heartless or were in hiding so they wouldn't be taken by Sora's heartless. Sora didn't know his way around so Kairi led Sora to the gummi ship that was planned to fly to Disney Castle. She was filled with excitement. She was so happy she had prevented another sad ending. There would be no more losses; they could live together for as long as they lived. Once Sora was healed he could even regain the keyblade and become one with the realm of light. They could get his heart back since Roxas was now gone.

Kairi glanced over at Sora expecting to feel the same happiness from him, but she didn't feel anything at all. He almost wore a pained expression, but it was hard to tell through his expressionless orbs."Sora, is there something bothering you?" Kairi asked gently. A small frown formed on her face.

Sora laughed. "Of course not Kairi, let's get going okay! You don't mind driving do you? It seems the pilots have abandoned ship," he joked, "And I can't exactly do it with these claws."

Kairi laughed and nodded. "Leave it to me," she replied happily, "Will meet you on the gummi ship, Sora." She leaned over and kissed Sora's darkened face. Kairi didn't see his frown. She quickly boarded the gummi ship and headed toward the cockpit. It was a fairly small ship. There were various windows everywhere. There was also a storage compartment in the back of the ship. She figured this ship was only for transporting goods rather than passengers. She had taken Gummi's Ed so she knew exactly how a gummi ship worked and what kinds of gummi ship existed.

I'll forgive Sora

Sora stood outside of the gummi ship. He could see Kairi's auburn hair shaking as she moved around the cockpit seat. He smiled weakly. She was so beautiful. He shook his head and turned his attention back to the mission at hand. With Sora's vast knowledge of a gummi ship's controls he knew about the backup engine button. He couldn't face King Mickey. Sora was already aware there was no way he could be healed. He was destined to be a heartless forever unless he ended it right now. It would be best for this world and the others if he didn't exist. But if Kairi spoke another word to him he wouldn't be able to go through with it. He couldn't hurt her. He couldn't see her cry again. So, he would have to send her away. Sora located the special button. He raised his hand to send her to Disney Castle. 'Goodbye, Kairi. I love you' he thought quickly pressing the button and taking a couple of steps back. Sora chuckled to himself. Why was Kairi so gullible when it came to things like this? She was so trusting. Nevertheless, he felt so guilty. He felt dirty for doing this to Kairi. Now not only would Riku be gone, but he wouldn't be with her either. Hopefully Donald and Goofy could keep her company. They were good friends to him so he knew they would do the same for her. Hopefully she would forgive him. Hopefully she could get past the pain of losing him.

Kairi heard the roar of the engines. What was going on? She hadn't started the gummi ship. Why wasn't Sora onboard? She quickly jumped out of her seat and rushed to a window. Outside she saw Sora waving goodbye. "No," she whispered painfully. She frantically began banging on the window. "Sora!" she screamed.

Sora grinned. "Kairi, please forgive me," he whispered placing a single claw on his lips to silent her screams. He extended his hand and summoned the Oathkeeper. He didn't want her hopelessly searching for him, so he would have to end her wondering now. She would have to see him die. It was the only way to prevent her from coming back to Destiny Islands. It was the only way. "I love you," he whispered staring directly at Kairi. He gazed into her eyes as the ship began to pull away from the dock.

Kairi was crying once again. She felt a pain in her heart that was immense. She knew what he was about to do. "Don't," she cried tears uncontrollably flowing down her rosy cheeks. She was helpless. Sora raised the Oathkeeper above his chest preparing to stab himself. He stared at his Kairi. She was still beautiful through her tears; he wanted to remember her when he was dead. He took one last breath and plunged it into his chest. Kairi screamed for him as she was taken away by the autopilot on the gummi ship.

Why did you do that Sora?

Why couldn't you stay with me?

We would have been happy…

I would have been happy.

Why Sora?

Was it really that hard to stay?

A young woman stood stiffly as she stared at the large, porcelain fountain. She watched as water spurted out flawlessly clear. Her face was pale and blank. Her eyes were a cloudy, amethyst color. Any on-looker could tell they had once been full of happiness and life. But they were dead now and beyond resurrection. She showed no signs of joy, happiness, or anything for that matter. She could pass for the face of death. Her auburn hair fell to her waist; it was very straight and stringy completing her death look. The stringy look was mainly because of the rain shower that was crashing down on her head. She stood there not even noticing the raindrops, almost immune to nature's changes. Nothing would move her from that spot. It was special.

Rain droplets slid down her creamy, pale skin forming together to drench her peach gown. The gown was a long, plain, and flowing. The sleeves were short and puffed at the shoulder. It covered the tops of her feet, which was the reason there were mud stains all over the bottom. But it didn't matter to her. She kept her eyes focused on only one object near the porcelain fountain; it was a large stone that held an engraved message.

For my beloved Sora

Keyblade Master or not

Dead or Alive

I will always love you

The woman dropped down to her knees creating more mud splashes all over her dress. Silent tears slid down her cheeks falling onto the gravestone. "Why did you leave me!" she mourned clinging to the stone. Her tears turned into loud sobs as she mourned drenched by her own tears and by the rain water pouring on her and her surroundings. "We could have been happy," she whispered hoarsely.

Kairi stepped out of the gummi ship. Her face was a mess of tears, snot, and puffiness. She looked terrible. She glanced around at the Disney Castle Gummi Hangar before collapsing to the ground in loud sobs for her Sora. They echoed throughout the chamber attracting the attention of King Mickey. He had been pacing the area thinking to himself.

"Well hello there, Kairi. What brings you to the castle?" he asked politely trying to ignore her terrible condition.

Kairi removed her head from the gray, stone ground. The tears were uncontrollably falling. She took in some deep breaths and sniffles trying to get the words out of her system. "S-Sora is dead!" she wailed loudly losing her sense of control once again.

The king gasped. "Come with me, we'll have you fixed up," he suggested offering his hand to help her. Kairi was not only an emotional mess, but a physical mess as well. Besides the stains of her mourning face, Sora's blood was still all over her.

"No!" she cried backing away from the mouse. "I won't go anywhere until you bring Sora back to me!" she demanded. Kairi was becoming delirious.

"You must explain the situation to me then," King Mickey answered kindly. So Kairi told him the tale of Roxa's trickery, Riku's demise, and Sora's fate. She told him everything she knew, even her short conversation with the strange, blonde girl. She told him of the Massacre of Destiny Islands and the stealing of Sora's heart. She told him how Sora had lost his ability to wield his keyblade and how Sora had been trapped inside of Roxas's mind. She told him of her heartbreak and how Riku and Roxas had managed to come to the island. And as she suspected, King Mickey had the answers.

"Sora cannot come back," King Mickey concluded gravely.

"Why not! He died once already! Surely he can come back again!" Kairi cried loudly.

"He has lost part of himself through the loss of his nobody, Roxas. He has also lost his heart. And now with his heartless being destroyed he is gone forever. He may have been slain once by the Oathkeeper before the second time, but at that moment he wasn't a true heartless nor even a true being," he answered quietly. Kairi began to sob loudly. "Riku, I'm afraid, will not be able to come back either. His heart has returned to Kingdom Hearts," he explained.

"But why did this happen?" Kairi asked, "why did Roxas even start this mess! How did he get Sora's heart?"

Mickey let out a sigh. "When Sora sacrificed himself to give you your heart back, Roxas was created. He was a nobody in a group called Organization XIII, which posed a threat to Kingdom Hearts. My dear friend, DiZ, worked hard to maintain Roxas along with the help of Riku and Naminé to make Sora whole again so he could defeat Organization XIII. But that never happened. And I'm guessing Roxas discovered his ill-fate and sought revenge against Sora and those involved in his life. How he arrived at Destiny Islands I have no idea, I'm guessing that had to do with Sora's desires in his heart. As for Riku, I am not certain what happened. But once he sacrificed his heart he was gone," Mickey explained.

"Then how did Sora become separated from Roxas in the end, he must've been getting his heart back," Kairi responded desperately.

"He might have, but Roxas was slain while he still had Sora's heart."

"Then how was Sora able to call the Oathkeeper if he had no heart!" Kairi shouted out of her own frustration.

"The origin of the Oathkeeper came from your promise, didn't it? The love between the two of you still existed at the time he killed himself so that keyblade was still under his control because of your connection and deep feelings for Sora, which is probably why he used that one to do the job," Mickey continued.

"And that strange girl?"

"That was most likely Naminé. She is the only one who would be capable of appearing and disappearing like that regardless of her non-existence. She was probably behind the separation of Sora and Roxas, but she hadn't accounted for Sora to turn into a heartless. I suspect she had forgotten that is what happens to those with no heart."

"So, what you're telling me is my Sora is gone forever?" Kairi asked fearfully. Mickey nodded solemnly. Kairi collapsed onto the floor with more loud sobs.

The young woman continued her cries and sobs for her lost one. Above the sad scene on a high balcony stood a mouse, a tall dog, and a duck watching her. They sighed feeling sorry for the poor woman. Every day she visited the gravestone for the past six years to mourn her lost lover. Her pure heart had been broken.

A Dream of You in a World Without You


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