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paradisa2012-09-15 10:15 pm
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ⅹ┆ building walls
[Ah... She was gone huh? It had taken him a while to realize it. He had looked for her instead of asking over the journals, probably because he knew what the answer would be -- She was the type of girl that would have gone with them on the expedition or maybe ask how it went when they were back. The truth to be told, he would have wanted to go with her, show her the chocobo and everything...
It was the first time that someone he cared for in that place (read: friend) was gone, and even if he didn't want to think about it, she would probably not be the last. He had been reading the journal, people gone, people not remembering anything. What would the odds be for her to came back and remember him as she did the first time? Probably none. While it didn't quite make him feel anything in particular, there was a unpleasant feeling that lingered, no matter how much he tried to think that it was better she was gone, the feeling wouldn't leave.]
[Hinata]
[What could he tell her though?
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He has always been bad at this stuff... Besides it was ridiculous... Who sent messages to people who weren't there anymore? Shakes his head, closes the journal and keeps it in his rear pocket.]
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[Cloud had been hanging out at the gym for the evening, actually practicing the moves Hinata had thought him a while ago. He's sweaty, shirtless and covered in fine sand from head to toe; it was probably the hundredth heavy bag he had beaten to the point of making it explode... Well, damn. He wished there was a training room like in the SOLDIER Floor back at ShinRa Headquarters, so he didn't want to ask anyone to spar with him. What for? They all were going to leave at some point too.]
It was the first time that someone he cared for in that place (read: friend) was gone, and even if he didn't want to think about it, she would probably not be the last. He had been reading the journal, people gone, people not remembering anything. What would the odds be for her to came back and remember him as she did the first time? Probably none. While it didn't quite make him feel anything in particular, there was a unpleasant feeling that lingered, no matter how much he tried to think that it was better she was gone, the feeling wouldn't leave.]
[Hinata]
[What could he tell her though?
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He has always been bad at this stuff... Besides it was ridiculous... Who sent messages to people who weren't there anymore? Shakes his head, closes the journal and keeps it in his rear pocket.]
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[Cloud had been hanging out at the gym for the evening, actually practicing the moves Hinata had thought him a while ago. He's sweaty, shirtless and covered in fine sand from head to toe; it was probably the hundredth heavy bag he had beaten to the point of making it explode... Well, damn. He wished there was a training room like in the SOLDIER Floor back at ShinRa Headquarters, so he didn't want to ask anyone to spar with him. What for? They all were going to leave at some point too.]

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nonetheless, she pops in, stepping a few feet away from cloud, watching curiously in a cute blouse and shorts. ]
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Thought you were gone too.
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Now why would you think that, my big strong hero?
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[Hit!] And I'm no hero.
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You're a hero to me, Cloud-kun. [ she hums a little, unmoving ] Did someone leave?
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You gonna save some for the rest of us?
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The gym is big enough.
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Maybe. There a reason you're avoiding conversation?
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Got nothing to say.
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it's alright!
dfghcjfgd HAAHAHAHAHAHA
:B
:')
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Not wishing to hinder Cloud's training with his watchful gaze, Celeborn couldn't help but notice just how strong the young blond is. The sell-sword fights like demon and his eyes seem to glow like one...]
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Instead of worrying about it, he keeps giving all he's got on the already abused punching bag, finally delivering a kick that makes it give in with a puff sound followed by a thick cloud of dust.
The blond coughs some as the dusty cloud clears and, when it does, he's looking directly at the taller man with those glowing eyes of his.]
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You are by far the strongest I've seen but you don a mortal shell.
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There are others way stronger than me.
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He squints a little at this kid murdering a punching bag, because okay that's just not how you're supposed to use those things, but whatever. He hops on a treadmill, minding his own business for now.]
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He's trying very hard to keep to himself, but it's getting more difficult.]
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The spiky blond is lost in thought when the bag gives in and a cloud of dust fills that part of the gym, yet again.
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He should be using something else already.]
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She stops and watches a moment, waiting to speak.]
Are you okay?
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He stops when he hears her, turning to look at her.]
Hey. Yeah, I am.
[And turns away to keep doing his thing.]
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Are you sure? [She picks up some of the innards.] Or do you usually hit that thing that hard?
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['sup Cloud, Zack's leaning against equipment not too far away. He's well familiar with the frustration of broken gym equipment, of things not meant for SOLDIER strength.]
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You think you can land a hit on me?
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Not interested.
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