Chapter 3 - Requirement.

(The song is Tobira no Mouku e by YeLLOW Generation)

(Flashback)

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"Hey Sora" Riku called. The sun was high in the sky, the sea glistening. "Yeah, Riku?" He wondered what Riku wanted. "Come look at this." Sora dashed over, he tripped on something. He turned around, it was a beautful crystal amethyst. "Is that what you were talking about Riku?" Riku nodded. "Thats the treasure I told you about, do you like it?"

As if to confirm something, you tightly clench your right hand

If the rules are annoying you, just go ahead and break them

If you're thinking of resting your ailing legs

Move just one more step forward from here, instead

"Yeah Riku I like it alot." Sora smiled. He knew Riku was being a god friend to show him this. "Hey, Riku, did you ever visit that cave behind the waterfall?" Surprisingly, Riku shook his head. "No, never thought about it." Excitment rushed into both boys. "Lets see whats in there!" They headed off, and stopped dead in the cave's entrance. "You know, they say its haunted..." Sora gulped, he didn't like ghosts. They walked into a large portion of the cave where a door resided.

Just continuing to believe isn't the answer

Expose your weaknesses and your wounds

If we don't continue to struggle, nothing will begin

So break through, beyond the door

The boys tugged the door's handle, but it budge. they gave it one final tug before Riku said "Whatevers in there must be very valuble, for them to make this door so hard to open, I mean thers no lock." Sora noticed this too. They both shurgged and left. The door gave a shudder. Outside the boys were talking about a new girl who moved onto the Islands. "What was her name again?" Sora asked. Riku scratched his head and then said "I think it was Kairi." So they went to see their new neighbor.

Society has become entangled in complex problems

If reality is vexing you, just go ahead and blow it away

If you're planning on moping over abuse and slander

Let out your selfishness and desire, instead

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