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Ga-Koro
Before night had fallen, the group had returned to Ga-Koro, with some complaining from Myde and Demyx for all the walking. Lightstones and heatstones were explained to the Organization members and their originals, since they were still new to the whole concept. Xehanort was also walking around by this time. He had found Summer sitting on the edge of a lily-pad. It sounded like she was humming to herself.
"You sound content," Xehanort said. Summer laughed slightly, looking back at him.
"It's been a while since I've felt this peaceful," she said, looking back at the ocean. The old man sat down next to her.
"It certainly looks like it." He looked at her more carefully. "When did you need to wear glasses?"
"I started wearing glasses at around eight years old. I only didn't wear them when we first met because my last pair broke on me."
"I see. Where did those come from?"
"I've actually had them for a while. I just never put them on because of the fighting." Xehanort chuckled slightly as Summer started humming again.
"What are you humming, anyway?"
"It's a really old song, but I still think it's really pretty."
"What's the name of it?"
"A dream worth keeping. I don't know why, but it fits me pretty well."
"Do you remember how it went?" Summer nodded and broke out in song, closing her eyes.
"Anytime you want to be right here
Just imagine me and all this will appear
You can keep this moment all your life, forever near
A dream worth keeping." From inside one of the huts, Demyx could hear the soft melody from outside and went to investigate.
"When you're feeling lost, I'll be your star
Just reach out touch me no matter where you are
In a world where precious things are disappearing over night
Just keep my star in sight." The sight Demyx saw made him smile slightly and he motioned for Xigbar to come over.
"I believe, we've found a dream that's worth keeping
For more than just even today
And even though the winds of change may come sweeping
It's still a dream worth keeping, don't let it fade away." The stronger the tune became, the more people came to listen.
"Maybe you'll be in some distant land
Feeling all alone, but I'll be close at hand
And everytime you see a rainbow paint the sky behind the rain.
You'll be here again." The Toa were among the last few people that gathered, Jacob having to sit on someone's shoulders.
"I believe, we've found a dream that's worth keeping
For more than just a day
And even though the winds of change may come sweeping
It's still a dream worth keeping, so don't let it fade away.
Some day you might be thinking that life has passed you by
Your spirits might be sinking with hope in short supply
And that's the reason why, that's the reason why
I know this dream's worth keeping
As long as it will stay
And even when you see the darkness come creeping
A dream worth keeping will never fade away." Summer jumped slightly as the others started to applaud her. She covered her face in her hands, her face completely red. Xigbar chuckled, walking over to wrap an arm around her.
"You shoulda known that was gonna happen, Siren," he said.
"Shut up, Xiggy," Summer muttered.
"Next time, you should have some music to sing along with," Xehanort suggested.
"Yeah, true." She looked up at Xigbar. "Do you guys really think I sing that good?"
"Well, yeah," Xigbar said. "You know what, my new nickname for you is gonna be 'Siren', just because of your singing voice."
"Oh, I'm not that mesmerizing."
"I don't know. You sure brought up a big crowd." Summer groaned, hiding her face again.
"Don't remind me."
After a while, everyone had retired to bed for the night to be more prepared for the coming events for the next day. Also, because the first day on the island was unusually long. Summer had stayed out on the edge, still overlooking the ocean.
"So you're still up," she heard Aqua say. Summer nodded.
"Yep," she said. Aqua then sat down by her. There was a moment of silence between the two.
"That was a really pretty song you sang earlier." Summer started blushing again.
"Yeah, it's a song I wanted to sing the last time I was here." Aqua laughed slightly, looking at the ocean.
"This sight reminds me of the Dark Margin. I was stuck there for a pretty long time." She looked back at Summer. "And then, my heart found you."
"That's what I don't understand. Why did your heart choose mine?" Aqua shook her head.
"I don't know. But, I'm glad it did. You have a pretty strong heart." Summer smiled.
"I guess that's why I became a Toa of Water." The older woman laughed slightly.
"That's always been your destiny. And, surprisingly, so was becoming a Keyblade wielder." The Toa sighed.
"And that's something I cannot run away from." She looked up at the sky. "I remember being told that destiny had to be accepted eventually, even if you're not ready for it." Aqua smiled.
"They weren't wrong." Summer smiled again.
"Maybe that's what being a Toa is all about. Accepting things when you're not ready for them yet."
"Maybe." Aqua then stood up. "Well, we'd better go to bed. It's getting late and you guys need to prepare for your battle with the Makuta." Summer nodded.
"Right."
Before night had fallen, the group had returned to Ga-Koro, with some complaining from Myde and Demyx for all the walking. Lightstones and heatstones were explained to the Organization members and their originals, since they were still new to the whole concept. Xehanort was also walking around by this time. He had found Summer sitting on the edge of a lily-pad. It sounded like she was humming to herself.
"You sound content," Xehanort said. Summer laughed slightly, looking back at him.
"It's been a while since I've felt this peaceful," she said, looking back at the ocean. The old man sat down next to her.
"It certainly looks like it." He looked at her more carefully. "When did you need to wear glasses?"
"I started wearing glasses at around eight years old. I only didn't wear them when we first met because my last pair broke on me."
"I see. Where did those come from?"
"I've actually had them for a while. I just never put them on because of the fighting." Xehanort chuckled slightly as Summer started humming again.
"What are you humming, anyway?"
"It's a really old song, but I still think it's really pretty."
"What's the name of it?"
"A dream worth keeping. I don't know why, but it fits me pretty well."
"Do you remember how it went?" Summer nodded and broke out in song, closing her eyes.
"Anytime you want to be right here
Just imagine me and all this will appear
You can keep this moment all your life, forever near
A dream worth keeping." From inside one of the huts, Demyx could hear the soft melody from outside and went to investigate.
"When you're feeling lost, I'll be your star
Just reach out touch me no matter where you are
In a world where precious things are disappearing over night
Just keep my star in sight." The sight Demyx saw made him smile slightly and he motioned for Xigbar to come over.
"I believe, we've found a dream that's worth keeping
For more than just even today
And even though the winds of change may come sweeping
It's still a dream worth keeping, don't let it fade away." The stronger the tune became, the more people came to listen.
"Maybe you'll be in some distant land
Feeling all alone, but I'll be close at hand
And everytime you see a rainbow paint the sky behind the rain.
You'll be here again." The Toa were among the last few people that gathered, Jacob having to sit on someone's shoulders.
"I believe, we've found a dream that's worth keeping
For more than just a day
And even though the winds of change may come sweeping
It's still a dream worth keeping, so don't let it fade away.
Some day you might be thinking that life has passed you by
Your spirits might be sinking with hope in short supply
And that's the reason why, that's the reason why
I know this dream's worth keeping
As long as it will stay
And even when you see the darkness come creeping
A dream worth keeping will never fade away." Summer jumped slightly as the others started to applaud her. She covered her face in her hands, her face completely red. Xigbar chuckled, walking over to wrap an arm around her.
"You shoulda known that was gonna happen, Siren," he said.
"Shut up, Xiggy," Summer muttered.
"Next time, you should have some music to sing along with," Xehanort suggested.
"Yeah, true." She looked up at Xigbar. "Do you guys really think I sing that good?"
"Well, yeah," Xigbar said. "You know what, my new nickname for you is gonna be 'Siren', just because of your singing voice."
"Oh, I'm not that mesmerizing."
"I don't know. You sure brought up a big crowd." Summer groaned, hiding her face again.
"Don't remind me."
After a while, everyone had retired to bed for the night to be more prepared for the coming events for the next day. Also, because the first day on the island was unusually long. Summer had stayed out on the edge, still overlooking the ocean.
"So you're still up," she heard Aqua say. Summer nodded.
"Yep," she said. Aqua then sat down by her. There was a moment of silence between the two.
"That was a really pretty song you sang earlier." Summer started blushing again.
"Yeah, it's a song I wanted to sing the last time I was here." Aqua laughed slightly, looking at the ocean.
"This sight reminds me of the Dark Margin. I was stuck there for a pretty long time." She looked back at Summer. "And then, my heart found you."
"That's what I don't understand. Why did your heart choose mine?" Aqua shook her head.
"I don't know. But, I'm glad it did. You have a pretty strong heart." Summer smiled.
"I guess that's why I became a Toa of Water." The older woman laughed slightly.
"That's always been your destiny. And, surprisingly, so was becoming a Keyblade wielder." The Toa sighed.
"And that's something I cannot run away from." She looked up at the sky. "I remember being told that destiny had to be accepted eventually, even if you're not ready for it." Aqua smiled.
"They weren't wrong." Summer smiled again.
"Maybe that's what being a Toa is all about. Accepting things when you're not ready for them yet."
"Maybe." Aqua then stood up. "Well, we'd better go to bed. It's getting late and you guys need to prepare for your battle with the Makuta." Summer nodded.
"Right."
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My little crazy singing scene, hope it didn't turn out too crappy. This is the song I wanted to have my character sing last time, but it never happened. Now sadly, I won't be on much after posting up this through chapter 43 because I'm on my parent's laptop for now because my computer crashed suddenly. Luckily, I was able to get my story onto my flashdrive before that happened. Sorry for those who were wondering where I was. I'm also trying to get a job up at Sonic, so I might be pretty busy with that as well. Next in this story, we'll be talking about out plans and we reveal who Xarcran's human twin was.
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Kingdom Hearts (c) Square Enix
Bionicle (c) LEGO
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Awesome X3
And who knew Summer could sing~
And who knew Summer could sing~