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Sora sighed when the sand shifted under his back.  The sand seemed somehow foreign to him now, and the sun that should have seemed so familiar was offset by the strange humidity that hung over the islands.  “Has it always been so muggy here?” he mumbled. No one answered him.  He was alone on the small island, lounging in the afternoon heat and whiling the time away.  As a child, the island had brought with it the promise of freedom and adventure, but now it just symbolized his longing loneliness. Things had gotten weird with Riku and Kairi recently, and it wasn’t just because of the whole Kingdom Hearts and traveling aroun

Percy Weasley was in a dark place. Realistically, all he had to do was turn on his bedside lamp and his room would fill with light.  But it wasn’t the physical realm that concerned him. His mind was in a dark place.  His very soul was shrouded in black, cloaked in despair, sheathed in the bleak absence of hope. He hadn’t spoken to Audrey in nine months.  Who knew if she was even waiting for him?  He certainly didn’t.  It had been even longer since he’d spoken with his family.  His last attempt at that had earned him a smart slap on the cheek and a resounding chewing out courtesy of his sister.  The worst part about

Something was terribly wrong. He had woken at six to set tea on for his roommate, who normally stormed in at half past complaining of weariness and chills and mussy hair.  But Sirius had not come in at half past, nor at a quarter 'til.  When Sirius hadn't returned by seven o'clock, a full hour after he should have been relieved from guard duty by the timely Alastor Moody, Remus had sent him a Patronus message.  In another frightening turn, Sirius had not returned the message. But Sirius's failure to return home after his guard duty scared him to his bones. This had happened in the past, when Sirius had gotten involved with some Death Eater

Sora sighed when the sand shifted under his back.  The sand seemed somehow foreign to him now, and the sun that should have seemed so familiar was offset by the strange humidity that hung over the islands.  “Has it always been so muggy here?” he mumbled. No one answered him.  He was alone on the small island, lounging in the afternoon heat and whiling the time away.  As a child, the island had brought with it the promise of freedom and adventure, but now it just symbolized his longing loneliness. Things had gotten weird with Riku and Kairi recently, and it wasn’t just because of the whole Kingdom Hearts and traveling aroun