Maka

"You mean he doesn't know who we are?!" Half the group shouted

"He may have forgotten you, but there's no way he forgot me, THE GREAT BLACK*STAR!"

"I did," he said, clearly annoyed.

"That's impossible! All that happened to him was a little bit a coma-poison, that couldn't of affected him that much! This has to be a joke," exclaimed Soul.

"Well, I'm sorry. I definitely tried to forget you all, if I even knew you."

"As you can see, he's not very happy about having no memories," said Nygus.

"Well, if we can't give him his old memories now, let's just give him new ones!" Said Patti, excited.

"That's a great idea!" Said Maka

They spent several hours together, taking Kid to old landmarks, creating new memories and hoping to bring back old ones. Often they asked him if anything came back, but it was the same no every time. They continued on their day when out of nowhere, Patti asked a question.

"So where's Kid gonna stay tonight?"

"What do you mean? He'll be staying with us," said Liz.

"I think Patti has a point," said Maka

"I do?"

"Kid should stay with whom he feels most comfortable with."

"I guess that makes sense," said Liz

"So Kid, whom do you feel comfortable with?"

He stood there and thought for a while.

"You," Kid pointed at Maka.

"Me?"

"Yes, you."

"Looks like I'm staying with you guys tonight," said Soul to Liz and Patti

The Boy Without Memories

The nameless boy stayed with a girl he did not know that night. She tried to convince him that he knew her, but he was doubtful.

"I'm just not sure I belong with you," He said.

It broke her heart.

Maka

She brought Kid to the apartment.

"You can stay here as long as you like."

"Okay."

Maka made dinner, which consisted of pasta and salad. He slowly ate it, taking in the new surroundings.

"Is there anything you'd like to do tonight?"

"I don't know."

"How about a movie?"

"Sure…"

After diner they sat together and watched 'Lost Memories 2: The Adventure to Bring Back What Was Lost', Kid's choice, from just picking up a random movie. He seemed to be focused on other things, but what else could there be to focus on? He had no memories. Maka wondered what he was thinking about until he broke the silence.

"Maka,"

"Yes, Kid?"
"Do I really know you? Or is it a lie?"

"Of course you do, why else would I take you in?"

Once the movie ended the two continued on the subject.

"It just feels like I don't know you."

"Of course it doesn't, you have amnesia."

"I know… It just feels like I would know someone else."

"You know me, everyone from today, and all the other people from the DWMA. That's it."

"I'm just not sure I belong with you." With that, he walked into Soul's (Well, now his) room.

Maka sat in her room alone, feeling lonelier than ever before. Was it because she lost a friend?

After a while she went to go check on Kid. He was asleep, but Maka stayed there for a bit.

She began to cry.

Gopher

Stage three began. He located Kid at Maka and Soul's apartment. This time he had to be quieter.

The window was unlocked so Gopher opened it and went in. Kid's face disgusted him.

How could Noah-sama love him more than me?

"Great. Another. And who are you and how long have I known you?"

"I'm Gopher, your younger brother. They're lying you know," Gopher told him.

"Yeah, I've had this feeling I don't belong with them."

"You don't. They took you away from me. They also took away your memories to ensure you wouldn't come back. They thought I'd never find you." The lies Gopher told didn't hurt him.

"Oh, really?" He said sarcastically.

"All I have to say right now is, if you want to know more, meet me behind this building three days from tomorrow at midnight. But for now, don't tell anyone. They'll kill me. Just keep up the act until then. Okay?"

"Okay."

Gopher flew back out.

Perfect. Noah-sama will be proud.

Death the Kid

That night, while the boy without memories slept, Kid, the real one, the with memories, dreamt. He dreamt of Maka walking into the room and seeing the amnesiac Kid, the boy without memories. He dreamt her crying. He wanted to tell her "It's okay, I'm right here, it's okay, Maka, don't cry," and hug her, let her know it really was fine. Let her know he really was there. But he couldn't. Because he wasn't right there. And it wasn't fine. He was forgotten. Forgotten and lost for an eternity.

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