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Kiante got worried when their new prisoner fell to the ground. "What's going on?!" He shouted.

"Sh!" Sora reprimanded. He watched the events unfold slowly, he was perfectly calm.

"Bu-" Kiante said.

"Quiet! Watch and listen!" Sora replied.

They watched until the boy passed out. "What is that?!" Kiante asked over the loud sound of wind coming from the hole.

"Gravity." Sora said calmly, and th hole slowly disappeared. "That's a gravity well. Now this boy..." Sora thought for a moment. He then called in a servantand told him, "Take the boy to medical, see to it that he's treated well."

"Is he going to be okay?" Kiante asked.

"I'm sure he'll be fine." Sora replied.

Mickey spoke now, "We brought you up here so Sora could finish his story. Sora..."

"Oh yes. Now, where were we?"

"The worlds had been fragmented."

"Right, the worlds have been fragmented. So, then we get to my past adventures." Sora proceeded to explain all about his adventures, from his dive to the heart, to getting his keyblade, to traveling the worlds, to beating Xehanort and Xemnas.

"Wow...that's AWESOME dad!" Kiante exclaimed.

Sora chuckled and replied, "Yeah, I guess so. Then, this war. On our quest to try to reunite the worlds, Mickey and Riku and I...we...awoke something. Maybe a someone. We came to a desert, a crossroads, with Keyblades all around. We found...four suits of armor. They seemed motionless, but when we touched one, they all came to life. None of them said a word, but they looked at each other, then fled down each of the roads, disappearing incredibly quickly. Three of them we haven't seen since. One of them though...we soon heard about many attacks on different worlds. We found out that he, the Soldier of Darkness, had been creating an army to...well, we're not sure what his goal is yet. But he's attacked many worlds with Heartless, and Nobodys many times, not to mention his human forces."

"So...we don't even know what the war is about?" Kiante asked.

"Not really." The king replied, "He either wants to plunge all the worlds into darkness, or to take them all over. We're guessing."

"I see...so, what can I do to help?" Kiante asked.

"First," Sora said smiling, "We've got to head back to HQ. And you can meet your mother."

"M-my...mother?"

"Yes, the most wonderful woman in the world."

((bleh, I dont know what to do!!!! DX))

It was a beautiful day; the sky was blue, the clouds were fluffy cotton balls floating carelessly, and the weather was warm and smooth. Pooh and Christ were leaned at the top of a hill looking at the sky. "It's a nice day, right Pooh?" said Christ while leaned in the ground with a peaceful face in the sky.

"Sure is ---." Pooh replied.

Christ head wondered for a minute, then, "Well," Christ sat down, "What should we play next?"

"I don't know, What would you like to play?" asked Pooh.

"You silly bear, I asked you first." said Christ slightly smiling.

"---, I can't do much. I am not here." Pooh sat down and looked at Christ.

"What do you mean silly, of course you are. I can see you here." Replied Christ with a less happy face.

"---, I have a question. If you are not real, and I am not real, but we both are here, What are we?" Pooh looked forward, and with his right paw touching his head he repeated, "I have been thinking this thought for some time now. Think, think, think."

"Well," Christ answered, "If I am not real, and you are not real. . . well, I guess we are dreams." Christ turned looking at Pooh with excitement. However, the yellow bear wasn't there anymore.

"Oh bother, no wonder I can't see you, ---"

Christ opened his eyes, he was back on that horrible place. "What happened?" Christ looked around. He look at his hand and the sweater was still a glove itching his hand. "What's this?" Suddenly, the glove began to stitch again, but this time Christ held his pain inside. He was move to an empty room, "Must be an hospital of some sort," Christ whispered while holding his hand trying to contain the pain. The pain got intense, Christ looked at his hand palm and something was forming itself. A ball of light became a paper, and the paper became a envelope. Finally, the pain stopped.

Christ looked at the envelope on his hand, "How?"he asked awed. He turned the envelope, and in the front the sender's address and name. "Mr. Sanders Ashdown Forest, 100 Aker Wood West, in a hallow Walnut Tree," read Christ out loud. in big letters in the middle of the page it spelled, "To Chri . . . er Ro. . .n? For me?" read Christ out loud again. He opened the envelope. An old letter was inside.

Hello, I'm Tigger, T I doubleG E R. Hoo hoo hoo hewooo. If you are reading this leterrrrr is because we neverrrrr met again. Was it that, or you lost your memories? I can't remember. Well, well well, I'm sure you are splendorificilus, Hoo hoo hoo hewooo. Owl wrote dis leter for me, because I could never write well. You now. And we wanted you to be back with us. So we sent this leter with a rrrrrealy nice boy, was it Yosh? No, no, no, Mora? No that wasn't. Sora, yesh, yesh, yesh Sora however, he didn't know a thin, Hoo hoo hoo hewooo. Owl said with a whatyoumacallit you'll recieve the leter. Well that'sh the story. Now the bad news. Pooh disappeared along with Pigglet and Roo. In your way back, can you pick them up? Thank of thankses.

Tigger and Owl

Christ sat on his bed, confused, lost. "I don't understand what they wrote!" Christ yelled out as he leaned back.

Meanwhile . . .

Three mysterious shadows faded in as some character approached to the light. The lamp in the middle of the cave only lighted enough to reach half way to the next light lamp. De cave was humid, hot, and wet. As the shadows got closer to the lamp, the more the shadows changed direction. “I, I, I don’t think we are going to find --- here,” one of the mysterious shadows implied with a terrified voice.

“Oh bother, where could he be?” A second voice replied with concern.

“Well, I bet we’ll find him farther in so do not lose hope guys,” a younger third voice stated cheering his companions.

“But, but What if we never find him? W, w, we have been looking for --- for a l, long long time.” The timid voice affirmed.

“And we are running out of food, oh bother,” sadly said the first voice. The shadows stopped moving as they were about to reach the edge and show themselves. “Think we should go back?”

“I, I surely do,” the second voice replied.

“But, What about ---?” the younger voice asked disappointed.

“I guess we have no choice. We can’t find a person who is lost, unless we keep looking until we find him. Then, he will be lost no more,” the first voice said. As the voice faded away, it kept saying, “Anyways, something tells me he got the letter.”

“R , r, ,r really? But he won’t recognize us without his name.” the timid voice said.

“Then we’ll have to find his name first!” the younger voice shouted echoing all around the cave.

Maki became curious once Leon mentioned a word of safety and haste. she sighed and immediately began to wonder what sort of trouble her dragon dragged her into this time. When Deane walked over to her, she nodded and allowed him to lead the way, for she didn't know which way was which.

Lily nodded; while she wished Kiante would rest a bit before training, there wasn't really anything she could do to stop him from going ahead with this. "Alright then, if you'll follow me, Kiante."

After going down a couple halls, they reached a large door at the end of one of them. Lily put in a passcode, hiding it from view, and the large door opened. It revealed a waiting room like area, with a large door leading to the training ground, another leading to a control room: both doors locked.

"Just wait here a moment 'til we've got it set up." Lily said, as she pulled out a key and opened the door to the control room, shutting and locking it behind her (locking it because there were some issues in the past with unbehaving people). She then sat in a spinny chair and waited for Teitri to show up and knock.

Deane walked ahead thinking of what route he'd be taking to get home. It was almost impossible to take a fast route that was safe and vise versa. Deane knew that at one point in the night its dangerous no matter which way a person goes. I think I should just make this as fast as possible. Deane thought to himself as the castle passed out of sight. Deane turned back to adress his guest. "This area we are comming upon isn't the safest place, so I want you to run up the stairs and dont look back. From there it's a straight shot to town. I just wanted you to know that should anything happen." Deane said as he anticipated trouble. Deane knew that nine times out of ten heartless show up and at night it probably would be your ordinary shadows.