May Your Heart Be Your Guiding Key Until We Meet Again - OTA

[aquawayfinder]

Open/locked?: Open
Who: Aqua and whomsoever finds her
What: Noticing her friends are missing
Warnings: Angst, sadness, possible war mentions. Kingdom Hearts nonsense.


Aqua was concerned when Æn'kae did not show up for morning lessons. She ran her class of course, planning to look for him after. Sadly, she couldn't find him. She waited until later in the day to check with Rren, and found them gone as well.

She'd seen this before, friends vanishing from a hub world, with no warning. So this was not a first. But still, it was a sad thing, and she would miss them.

Aqua was the Master of her emotions, not the other way around, but she was Master by way of actually feeling her feelings. So she could be found in the afternoon, once again up on the roof of the school, legs crossed, eyes closed as she meditated through her feelings. But she was willing to speak to anyone even while meditating, or while searching. And of course she always had time for her students in morning class.

Comments

[phoenixwiz]

He couldn’t believe that he was almost late trying to get to the first class he has. It was never in Harry’s intention to sleep through an alarm as deep as he did that morning. The alarm clock at his dorm room malfunctions on him very badly that Hedwig had to peck on his head just to wake him up. Understandably he is scared that he will get in trouble for being late like he would sometimes be at some of his classes in Hogwarts.

So there he was, running frantically towards Aqua and hoping to find where he find the classroom where the first class could possibly be located in.

[hotheadwarmheart]

It was on the rooftop that Lea found her. Why did so many emotional moments in his life seem to happen on rooftops? He sat down nearby, leaning back against the parapet and gazing vaguely up at a passing cloud. Even with winter all but upon them, the skies of Auradon were still blue, though it was no longer the vibrant azure it had been when they'd arrived. Instead it was the paler shade typical of colder months, as if the sky itself bore a thin layer of frost.

"...I think this is probably the worst part of this involuntary world hopping," he said after a moment. "I mean, you get used to it, I guess. But that doesn't make it suck any less."