Axel; Ⅷ; The Flurry of Dancing Flames (
got_it_memorized) wrote in
exsilium2013-03-11 11:39 pm
☼ 002 [audio]
[Axel doesn't usually feel the need to hide his face--he's gotten good at concealing his thoughts and making sure he doesn't give himself away... but everyone has a breaking point. Waking up to find Roxas' room as empty as Xion's suddenly was a less than a month ago is apparently his. He has to keep reminding himself that he doesn't have a heart, this can't actually hurt, it's only residual phantom pains, leftovers of memories... So why can't he just make it stop?
[There's a beat of silence, and then his voice sort of tumbles into the recording, like he tripped over his own tongue. His tone is a little strained, as if his throat hurts or he swallowed something terribly bitter.]
How often do people come and go from this place? I've noticed there seems to be a lot of turnover. A good number of people leave, a bunch of new faces show up, but sometimes old faces show up too. Is there any sort of pattern anyone's found?
[There's a beat of silence, and then his voice sort of tumbles into the recording, like he tripped over his own tongue. His tone is a little strained, as if his throat hurts or he swallowed something terribly bitter.]
How often do people come and go from this place? I've noticed there seems to be a lot of turnover. A good number of people leave, a bunch of new faces show up, but sometimes old faces show up too. Is there any sort of pattern anyone's found?

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I'm not upset, I was just asking a question. No sense worrying about things you can't change anyway, right?
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I think the patterns here are the hardest thing to get a-hold of. With how people come in, or how they get zapped back, things like that. There's no clear pattern! You get an idea of when they come in because the Initiative has to try, but there's all this unclear stuff about the rest.
Can't really see why some people keep getting pulled back here, or why of those people, some remember, and some don't.
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sorry for the wait! back from con now!
[He stops short because he can't deny that this person makes a good point. He's pretty sure that if Roxas and Xion had left of their own volition they would have at least said goodbye, after all.]
I know. I don't think they'd have left without me if they'd had the choice. [What would they do? The two of them hardly know how the world works, and he hates to think what would happen if someone else gets put in charge of showing them the ropes.] Heh... [A sigh.] Guess I'm gonna have a lot more free time on my hands now.
i hope it was a kick ass time!
( Not if they were halfway decent friends. )
How about you hit me up and I take you out to a feel good lunch sometime when the being sad part isn't taking up most of your free time?
it was! :D
Far be it from me to turn down a free lunch, but shouldn't we at least exchange names first? [A short, helpless sort of laugh.] Blind dates definitely aren't my forté.