Thanks to MegaKiraraLover, I'm starting the story back up. I apologize for my moody message in the previous chapter. I've had a bit of writer's block going, but I've decided to write anyways.
"Hikari, you can't leave! You're the only one left here that I even like here," Demyx punched the wall with his fist, "Damn it Hikari!"
"Demyx chill. I have to go. You know I do. I can't stay here anymore. I have to find Ansem the Wise. Demyx, last night, someone came to me, I'm not entirely sure who he was, but he told me to meet him…somewhere. I think he can help me. He feels so familiar." She finished sadly, gazing out at the big moon.
"Hikari you realize that you're insane right? You won't survive out there alone. It's a bad world. A dangerous world. I don't want you coming back here without a heart." He pressed his hand against her chest, "You can't do that to your heart. It's too pure."
"Demyx, you underestimate me." She whipped out her hand to the side, relinquishing her pearl white keyblade.
"Yes I know you have a keyblade but," She interrupted him, whipping out a second keyblade, a navy blue one, "Ah. So it's finally released itself?"
Hikari turned to him, confused, "What has?"
"I overheard Xemnas talking one day. He was in that room, you know, the rumored one. The room of Sleep, I believe it's called. Anyways, he was talking about your, 'Full Potential', something about the double keyblades. I don't know. You know Xemnas, he likes to babble to himself."
Hikari nodded slowly, "Yeah." She turned towards the open window, "Ciao Demyx." And with that, she jumped out of the window.
The streets of The City That Never Was were damp from the relentless rain that fell from it's twilight sky. Hikari ran past Memory's Skyscraper, her eyes taking a quick look at her life played out on the screen, before she continued to race on. She dashed to the side of the building, taking a moment to breathe. She looked around the wet city, wondering what she had gotten herself into. Her eyes wandered up towards to top of the skyscraper, slowly focusing on a dark figure. As if they had read her mind, dual keyblades flashed into Hikari's pale hands. She took a deep breathe and ran straight towards the wall.
Everything seemed to spin around her. Air, rain, thoughts, it all was one. Her long white robe that mimicked the organization's so well flew around the body, revealing her thin legs and brightly colored sneakers. Her feet seemed to glide over the slick walls of the building as she ran up keyblades in hand. In return, the black clocked figure pulled out his dark keyblade and jumped off the side to meet her. They met in mid-air in a rush of clashing, sparks flying, then they both tumbled towards the ground.
The cloaked figure landed with a sickening thump on the ground, while Hikari landed delicately, as if she was a feather. The menace quickly sprang to his feet, attempting to remove Hikari's hood, but she was too fast. A quick flip landed her on the other side of it, and a flip of her arm positioned her keyblade to his neck. She removed the hood, and took a deep breath.