What a day. It's not, Roxas has to admit, the very strangest day he's ever had—that might still be his very first day, when he'd come into existence after pointedly not existing just minutes before—but it's up there. Still, it's a day he has that belongs to him, not him-in-Sora, so that makes it a good strange in his book.
He and Axel spend a long time talking and when that's done, Sora thinks of calling Sora to see if he wants to join them. There's still so much they need to talk about, too. But time is something he seems to have now, so instead, he goes to explore the station by himself for a while and get his bearings—recon, more or less. Old habits apparently die hard.
On the larger screens of the station, he gets a better look at Ysverai than he had from Axel's room. He finds himself captivated by it, in a grotesque way, until he shudders and shoulders his way past whoever's nearby with a muttered "'scuse me, I think I'm gonna barf,", and takes a long breath to steady himself.
From then on, he makes a point of not looking directly at the creature, instead focusing on the direction of the corridors and how they connect. If this is home, at least for now, he needs to know how to get around. Eventually, he decides to head back to Axel's room, and experiments with a shortcut. It's been a long time since he called forth the darkness, but the corridor rises up easily enough, and he lets out a relieved breath as he steps through it to—
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He and Axel spend a long time talking and when that's done, Sora thinks of calling Sora to see if he wants to join them. There's still so much they need to talk about, too. But time is something he seems to have now, so instead, he goes to explore the station by himself for a while and get his bearings—recon, more or less. Old habits apparently die hard.
On the larger screens of the station, he gets a better look at Ysverai than he had from Axel's room. He finds himself captivated by it, in a grotesque way, until he shudders and shoulders his way past whoever's nearby with a muttered "'scuse me, I think I'm gonna barf,", and takes a long breath to steady himself.
From then on, he makes a point of not looking directly at the creature, instead focusing on the direction of the corridors and how they connect. If this is home, at least for now, he needs to know how to get around. Eventually, he decides to head back to Axel's room, and experiments with a shortcut. It's been a long time since he called forth the darkness, but the corridor rises up easily enough, and he lets out a relieved breath as he steps through it to—
Whoops. This isn't where he meant to go.