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onepassingnight2011-12-04 01:15 am
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Night 1 | ~ Remember ~
[There is a sleepy town cast in the soft orange light of the setting sun. It is built on hills, so the brick streets of the town rise and fall in great slopes in some areas and gently rolls in others. At the very top of the highest hill, there is a clock tower perched atop a train station. When a world is trapped within perpetual sunset like this one, keeping track of the time is difficult, and so that tower is of the utmost importance, the ticking of its clock the heartbeat of the town.
Wherever you are in the town, there's a young teenager dressed in a black coat. The hood is drawn up to where his or her face is mostly obscured. On top of the clock tower, he or she -- it's surprisingly difficult to tell -- the teenager is sitting on the ledge, holding a light blue ice cream bar in one hand, staring out at the town below. Elsewhere, s/he can be found wandering around, as if exploring the streets, or standing awkwardly along the building walls.]
[ooc: A list of canonical locations in town is here, if you want it! All of Twilight Town is there to visit (except for Yen Sid's tower, since Xion doesn't exactly know that place exists).]
Wherever you are in the town, there's a young teenager dressed in a black coat. The hood is drawn up to where his or her face is mostly obscured. On top of the clock tower, he or she -- it's surprisingly difficult to tell -- the teenager is sitting on the ledge, holding a light blue ice cream bar in one hand, staring out at the town below. Elsewhere, s/he can be found wandering around, as if exploring the streets, or standing awkwardly along the building walls.]
[ooc: A list of canonical locations in town is here, if you want it! All of Twilight Town is there to visit (except for Yen Sid's tower, since Xion doesn't exactly know that place exists).]

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It's very important to me.
[The grip on the ice cream's stick tightens.]
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If it's like that, be sure to become strong in your own power. That's what you can rely on for this.
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[That voice is in a murmur. Underneath the hood, the unseen brow furrows.]
Is that really something I can do?
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[Whatever methods, whatever extent, whatever world, that much is the same: a struggle towards the power to be able to do what you want, to chase off the future you don't want to see and fight to keep the things you don't want to see disappear.]
You can become more powerful.
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Power... This power isn't mine. None of it is. Nothing belongs to me. And... I don't want it. I don't want any of it. I just want to give it back...
[Eyes lower again.]
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You weren't born with this? Or, just what do you mean what you say that?
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[This strange child seems reluctant to say anything else about it. As if to find an excuse not to say more, s/he finally bites into his/her ice cream.]
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[She won't back down from that; it's nothing wrong. Whether the gentle girl who'd been afraid her powers just weren't enough next to the others, or this cold and frozen soldier just wanting more, it's the same.]
I don't understand someone saying 'I don't want it'. So if you want to be understood, tell me.
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This power... I didn't know it at the time, but I took it. I stole it.
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[What she's never known is that the person who committed the worst crime of all was, at first, equally innocent.
But not later.]
Why continue to regret it?
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Because... Because I need to give it back, and I... [The voice falters, then continues, weakly.] I can't.
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If there's something you regret, you can't truly say you're sorry unless you try to make it right. Unless you do something. So if you have regrets, don't say words like 'I can't'.
Look for the way to do what you need to do.
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Even if it means the end of me.
[It isn't a question, not quite. This girl is right. Xion knows what has to be done.]
I made my decision... but then... [That voice breaks now, that breath hitches.] But then...
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But somewhere in her, she doesn't like it.]
Then? [She prompts for the rest of the story, for the tragedy of this world.]
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[Speech is hurried, now, trying to rush past that part, that part, that part that words won't stick to, not even in thought]
-- and I... I... All that's left of him, it's with me, and I can't -- but it's the only way...
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Ami faces the cloaked figure directly now.]
If he exists inside you, then whatever came to you from him is already returned.
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I... [blink. blink] I guess so...
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So, what is it that makes you think something else is necessary?
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[Aren't those people killed indiscriminately worth more than the single life of Sailor Moon who killed them?]
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[It's more than what she was allowed, in the distant past of tens of thousands of years ago.]
Instead of 'should', make that existence what you want.
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