Element: Another Alone We break FANFIC!! It's true though, when you're
alone you break. It sucks.
Ken: You know what REALLY SUCKS?
Element: What?
Ken: YOU MADE ME INSANE!
Element: That's nonsense!!! ORDERLY!!
Ken: NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
It's been quite a while since We revived the Digiworld. I can't even remember how long I've been here. This dark cell that binds me to my grief is all I have now. I was always a genius, or so they said. But no time that I was studying made me think more than being in this dark hell. I wasn't crazy. I just had little outbursts. They said I was insane and put me here. Nobody EVER comes to see me. Except Daisuke and Miyako. Occasionally, I'll see Kari or Tai. But no one else, I was always alone. I would huddle up against the corner to hear the doctors talking. I knew it was about me. It was always about me.
"He hears voices now?"
"Yes, it seems there are several."
"How many?"
"Three. He calls them Cruelty, Kindness, and Kaiser."
"That's odd. He has names for them?"
"Yes. He'll sit in that cell and hold a conversation with them for hours. Often, leading to one of his outbursts."
I wasn't hearing voices. They were really there. It's true, I've been driven mad, but I'm not the Kaiser anymore. I'm not Cruelty anymore. Nor am I Kindness. I'm just Ken. I love Kindness, he's there to protect me from Kaiser and Cruelty. Kindness is me. I know it. He's the only thing that keeps me from actually going insane. I can't say I've never wanted to hear the voices. I mean, I'm lonely. I actually enjoy the company. Even though, I get bashed a lot by the two.
"Ken."
"Yes" I said raising my head.
I struggled to get up while in my straight jacket and blow away my long black hair. I was a mess. I couldn't let anyone see me like this, but I had no choice.
"Ken?"
I knew that voice. It was Kari. I hadn't seen her in a while. She looked different. It was like, her light faded out. It looked as though she didn't have the strength to live anymore. I was worried. For once I forgot about my problems, and began questioning her.
"What is it?" I asked.
"It's T.K., Ken." She replied.
I thought maybe he died or left her. But in a way, I was right. She began to tell me T.K. was in the hospital, with leukemia. Being the genius I was, I told her that Leukemia is curable.
"I know. But he's drifting away from me Ken. I can't bear to see him like that. But I don't wanna seem heartless and not go visit him." She said to me.
She began to cry and dropped to the floor. She was sitting in an ocean of her own tears, and she was drowning. I could tell there was more pain then she actually displayed. I couldn't let her cry alone like that. I would know how T.K. would feel. I overheard Miyako telling Daisuke, that she couldn't bear to see me like this. And I understood.
I don't know what brought it on, but I struggled to be released from my straight jacket. I finally got out, released from it. The first time in three years. I ran over to my desperate friend and held her. I couldn't let her be alone like that. It hurt me, a lot more than it hurt her. I held her close and kissed her forehead in a friendly gesture. She looked up at me and stopped crying.
Kari somehow began to regain the light in her eyes. She pushed back my long black locks, so she could see my eyes. That's when I realized, I was cured. The love I had for my friend made the voices go away. Maybe I'm ready to go home now.
Element Rider: OH!! SO SWEET!!! I Can't wait for next chapter!!!
Ken: Yes!! I can leave the asylum!!!
Element: Not if I can help it.
Ken: What was that?
Ken: You know what REALLY SUCKS?
Element: What?
Ken: YOU MADE ME INSANE!
Element: That's nonsense!!! ORDERLY!!
Ken: NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
It's been quite a while since We revived the Digiworld. I can't even remember how long I've been here. This dark cell that binds me to my grief is all I have now. I was always a genius, or so they said. But no time that I was studying made me think more than being in this dark hell. I wasn't crazy. I just had little outbursts. They said I was insane and put me here. Nobody EVER comes to see me. Except Daisuke and Miyako. Occasionally, I'll see Kari or Tai. But no one else, I was always alone. I would huddle up against the corner to hear the doctors talking. I knew it was about me. It was always about me.
"He hears voices now?"
"Yes, it seems there are several."
"How many?"
"Three. He calls them Cruelty, Kindness, and Kaiser."
"That's odd. He has names for them?"
"Yes. He'll sit in that cell and hold a conversation with them for hours. Often, leading to one of his outbursts."
I wasn't hearing voices. They were really there. It's true, I've been driven mad, but I'm not the Kaiser anymore. I'm not Cruelty anymore. Nor am I Kindness. I'm just Ken. I love Kindness, he's there to protect me from Kaiser and Cruelty. Kindness is me. I know it. He's the only thing that keeps me from actually going insane. I can't say I've never wanted to hear the voices. I mean, I'm lonely. I actually enjoy the company. Even though, I get bashed a lot by the two.
"Ken."
"Yes" I said raising my head.
I struggled to get up while in my straight jacket and blow away my long black hair. I was a mess. I couldn't let anyone see me like this, but I had no choice.
"Ken?"
I knew that voice. It was Kari. I hadn't seen her in a while. She looked different. It was like, her light faded out. It looked as though she didn't have the strength to live anymore. I was worried. For once I forgot about my problems, and began questioning her.
"What is it?" I asked.
"It's T.K., Ken." She replied.
I thought maybe he died or left her. But in a way, I was right. She began to tell me T.K. was in the hospital, with leukemia. Being the genius I was, I told her that Leukemia is curable.
"I know. But he's drifting away from me Ken. I can't bear to see him like that. But I don't wanna seem heartless and not go visit him." She said to me.
She began to cry and dropped to the floor. She was sitting in an ocean of her own tears, and she was drowning. I could tell there was more pain then she actually displayed. I couldn't let her cry alone like that. I would know how T.K. would feel. I overheard Miyako telling Daisuke, that she couldn't bear to see me like this. And I understood.
I don't know what brought it on, but I struggled to be released from my straight jacket. I finally got out, released from it. The first time in three years. I ran over to my desperate friend and held her. I couldn't let her be alone like that. It hurt me, a lot more than it hurt her. I held her close and kissed her forehead in a friendly gesture. She looked up at me and stopped crying.
Kari somehow began to regain the light in her eyes. She pushed back my long black locks, so she could see my eyes. That's when I realized, I was cured. The love I had for my friend made the voices go away. Maybe I'm ready to go home now.
Element Rider: OH!! SO SWEET!!! I Can't wait for next chapter!!!
Ken: Yes!! I can leave the asylum!!!
Element: Not if I can help it.
Ken: What was that?