Riku doesn't even bother to hide the way his eyes roll at those comments – the only person who actually thinks that Axel's jokes are funny is Axel himself probably. The best way to deal with them is just to ignore them entirely in his book – especially since they have much more serious business to discuss anyway.
He just nods when Axel trails off – he has a good idea of what time the other must be from… there is just that hint of emptiness in his scent, nothingness that Riku will always attribute to what Nobodies at least start out lacking, even if by now Axel must have something of a fledgling Heart at least. There is no way that he is as empty as the Organization made him think he was, especially not around the time of his death.
Still, he can't help but snort and comment: "I'm pretty sure that ghosts aren't supposed to have legs, so you are good on that front."
Or at least that's how the ghost stories on the Islands go. Anyway.
"Say… how much did Sora tell you about the future before anyway? I mean aside of the Keyblade-part."
Sora's sense of priority is somewhat different to Riku's and he isn't sure how much he got around to tell Axel about Xehanort's plans… or if Sora wouldn't even have tried because Axel might not believe him anyway, at least at that point. Now that Axel knows more about the future, he is probably more inclined to believe that and well… Sora probably would only downplay the Organization's interest in him anyway.
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He just nods when Axel trails off – he has a good idea of what time the other must be from… there is just that hint of emptiness in his scent, nothingness that Riku will always attribute to what Nobodies at least start out lacking, even if by now Axel must have something of a fledgling Heart at least. There is no way that he is as empty as the Organization made him think he was, especially not around the time of his death.
Still, he can't help but snort and comment: "I'm pretty sure that ghosts aren't supposed to have legs, so you are good on that front."
Or at least that's how the ghost stories on the Islands go. Anyway.
"Say… how much did Sora tell you about the future before anyway? I mean aside of the Keyblade-part."
Sora's sense of priority is somewhat different to Riku's and he isn't sure how much he got around to tell Axel about Xehanort's plans… or if Sora wouldn't even have tried because Axel might not believe him anyway, at least at that point. Now that Axel knows more about the future, he is probably more inclined to believe that and well… Sora probably would only downplay the Organization's interest in him anyway.