It does, yes. The merging of essences naturally generates a third, independent essence. I've seen similar things. [True for so many things, that. He has a frame of reference, a way to understand almost any strangeness that the other worlds have thrown Y
You're one of those types for whom things that "shouldn't be possible" happen on a regular basis, aren't you.
[Sora's going to take that as a good sign all the same.]
Yeah...that's how things back home were. It seemed pretty cut and paste but then it turned out that the entire fight we were involved in was actually a war that had been going on for a really long time.
And so you've become responsible, in some part, for the fate of all existence - as you know it, at least. You'll pardon me if I still have some trouble taking that part at your word.
[A little sardonic, but not openly hostile. There is the faintest promise of answers in what Sora tells him, and he is - disastrously, he thinks - still drawn to that.]
No, it's alright. It's not exactly something that most people would believe. And a lot of people back home don't even really know what's going on.
[Like his mom. His friends back home. Hell, even people that knew about it all forgot for awhile.]
I'm not really sure. I wasn't a chosen keyblade wielder. The honor wasn't passed down to me by any former wielder. It was suppose to be Riku but..the darkness got him first. And I knew I had to save him and Kairi. I think that's what made the keyblade pick me in the end.
No - I can't imagine trying to tell them. All normal humans, I assume?
[Not to disparage normal humans - okay, maybe a little.]
So you were chosen. For your courageous altruism, of course, despite apparently not having other qualifications... I don't know what's more bizarre, that these kind of thing happens so often, or that against all reason they tend to work out.
[It's a struggle, that's for sure. And then of course there's the whole "Everyone forgot who he was for a good chunk of time" thing which made it even more difficult.]
I..guess. I've never really thought about it like that. I just knew I needed to save my friends and the keyblade was there, I think. I'm not really sure how to explain it.
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You're one of those types for whom things that "shouldn't be possible" happen on a regular basis, aren't you.
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Sora can't help but let out a weak laugh, a sheepish sound.]
You could definitely say that.
ohshit I just realised my tag came out messed up T_T
I've known my share of the sort. Sometimes it's almost enough to convince you that there is some greater plan at play after all.
No worries!
Yeah...that's how things back home were. It seemed pretty cut and paste but then it turned out that the entire fight we were involved in was actually a war that had been going on for a really long time.
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[A little sardonic, but not openly hostile. There is the faintest promise of answers in what Sora tells him, and he is - disastrously, he thinks - still drawn to that.]
Why you in particular? Do you have any idea?
My apologies for the delay; Disney ate me
[Like his mom. His friends back home. Hell, even people that knew about it all forgot for awhile.]
I'm not really sure. I wasn't a chosen keyblade wielder. The honor wasn't passed down to me by any former wielder. It was suppose to be Riku but..the darkness got him first. And I knew I had to save him and Kairi. I think that's what made the keyblade pick me in the end.
DELICIOUS
[Not to disparage normal humans - okay, maybe a little.]
So you were chosen. For your courageous altruism, of course, despite apparently not having other qualifications... I don't know what's more bizarre, that these kind of thing happens so often, or that against all reason they tend to work out.
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[It's a struggle, that's for sure. And then of course there's the whole "Everyone forgot who he was for a good chunk of time" thing which made it even more difficult.]
I..guess. I've never really thought about it like that. I just knew I needed to save my friends and the keyblade was there, I think. I'm not really sure how to explain it.