[138] Strangest Cages
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kh_drabbleChallenge: [138] Underappreciated Characters
Title: Strangest Cages
Word Count: 349
Rating: G
Notes: If you're cute and fluffy, apparently, it's a rule that you can't be underappreciated. X:
He always wondered what it was like. You know... what it was like to be trapped inside of a stone.
To be a summon. To be something that was by your side when you needed it. He learned about these in one of his many trips to Traverse Town.
A heart, or just their spirit, trapped inside of stone. When the Fairy Godmother freed them, though, what happened to them? He always wondered that. Did they stay besides you, just invisible to your eye? Or did they really go back into that horrible little stone cage?
The thought made the keyblade master rather sick to his stomach. Trapping these dear creatures inside of stones, and their only purpose to assist you in battle. That was so boring, even cruel...
At the thought, the boy paused as they stepped through Hollow Bastion. On one of the many purple-rock-covered pathways. At this halt, both of his friends realized something was up...
"What's wrong?" Goofy queried with a small 'hyuck'.
An uneasy frown formed on Sora's face, "...Just thinking."
Donald folded his arms over his chest, "What'd I tell ya 'bout no sad faces!?"
"It's nothing, I promise!" Sora exclaimed, "Just give me one... second..."
He begun to rummage through one of his pockets. The baggy red ones on the sides of his shorts; the right one specifically. There were all sorts of things in that pocket: potions, elixirs, some balled up pages to something, and...
The keyblade master put his hand forwards, clenching a semi-transpartent object in his grasp. It begun to shine with a brilliant light, a blue one specifically.
And out he came.
A little blue alien! With big ears, a big round nose, and pitch-black eyes. He let out a deep, low growl, whilst a pair of bright yellow and orange guns appeared in his strange grasp, and he frantically glanced around the area. Where were they...
"Stitch, no!" Sora cried with haste. The alien paused as Sora stepped forwards. The boy hoisted the little blue creature up on his shoulder and gave a smile; a bright, warm one.
"No fights," he grinned, "You're with us now, not in that stupid thing..."
Title: Strangest Cages
Word Count: 349
Rating: G
Notes: If you're cute and fluffy, apparently, it's a rule that you can't be underappreciated. X:
He always wondered what it was like. You know... what it was like to be trapped inside of a stone.
To be a summon. To be something that was by your side when you needed it. He learned about these in one of his many trips to Traverse Town.
A heart, or just their spirit, trapped inside of stone. When the Fairy Godmother freed them, though, what happened to them? He always wondered that. Did they stay besides you, just invisible to your eye? Or did they really go back into that horrible little stone cage?
The thought made the keyblade master rather sick to his stomach. Trapping these dear creatures inside of stones, and their only purpose to assist you in battle. That was so boring, even cruel...
At the thought, the boy paused as they stepped through Hollow Bastion. On one of the many purple-rock-covered pathways. At this halt, both of his friends realized something was up...
"What's wrong?" Goofy queried with a small 'hyuck'.
An uneasy frown formed on Sora's face, "...Just thinking."
Donald folded his arms over his chest, "What'd I tell ya 'bout no sad faces!?"
"It's nothing, I promise!" Sora exclaimed, "Just give me one... second..."
He begun to rummage through one of his pockets. The baggy red ones on the sides of his shorts; the right one specifically. There were all sorts of things in that pocket: potions, elixirs, some balled up pages to something, and...
The keyblade master put his hand forwards, clenching a semi-transpartent object in his grasp. It begun to shine with a brilliant light, a blue one specifically.
And out he came.
A little blue alien! With big ears, a big round nose, and pitch-black eyes. He let out a deep, low growl, whilst a pair of bright yellow and orange guns appeared in his strange grasp, and he frantically glanced around the area. Where were they...
"Stitch, no!" Sora cried with haste. The alien paused as Sora stepped forwards. The boy hoisted the little blue creature up on his shoulder and gave a smile; a bright, warm one.
"No fights," he grinned, "You're with us now, not in that stupid thing..."
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