Kairi

[It hadn't been a very pleasant surprise when she first found out, but she wasn't falling apart at the seams either. She knew that what he told her in his letter was true; they really were under the same stars. She knew she'd see him again someday. Maybe not someday soon, but someday.

Despite that, it didn't make this much better, and it didn't make it any easier to admit that he was gone. But she knew she had to be the one to do it. It wouldn't be fair to leave people guessing. The words are written in a fine, neat print, appearing slowly one after the other.]

I don't know how many people already know, but for anyone who doesn't? Jacob Black was sent back. Don't worry though...we'll see him again someday, I know it.

So let me ask you this, Lucetians. How do you really feel when people are sent back? I know this question's probably been asked to death, but humor me anyway. Please? Debate's good.

[She leaves the journal open next to her, but it's not what she's looking at. Instead, she's sitting in her bedroom at house 14, staring at the desk in her room. Sitting on said-desk are two small piles.

On the left, there's a box, several small carvings, and a simple letter. There's also a charm that looks like her original one, a star made with beads and feathers, the representation of a promise for safe returnings.

On the right, there's another box, a music box in fact. With that music box there's a hand-made card with drawings on it, along with a necklace. There's also her original lucky charm made of thalassa shells.

She's not saying anything, really. More like she's just staring at them. She soon grabs her journal again before scrawling out a few filters.]

[Filtered to Sora and Riku]

Let's go out and do something, just the three of us.

[Filtered to Axel]

I want to ask you something. No chickening out, okay?

...usually when somebody's things are completely gone, that means they've been sent home, right? I mean is there a chance that it's not always the case? Hope so. I can't...how do we keep losing him?

[On the second night of the meteor showers, Kairi's got herself sitting outside the clinic on the ground, leaning against the building and just waiting. She's got friends in there she's worried about after all. Besides, it's warm enough for her to be sitting outside comfortably, maybe just a bit chilled but she's not moving anytime soon. She's got her journal open in her lap and she's doodling more than anything, mostly copying the shower she's watching outside so the paper's littered with little stars]

There are many worlds out there, but they share the same sky. One sky, one destiny.

True or false?

[Today Kairi's sitting at one of the lakes connected to the rivers holding a glass bottle in her hands. Inside said bottle is a rolled up piece of paper tied closed with a string.]

Does anybody know if the river goes beyond the barrier at all? Just curious.

Seems like a lot of people are talking about big gatherings and barbecues and stuff. Count me in, it sounds fun!

It also sounds like the new feathers have started coming in. Not that many so far though. Well anyway, at least they're getting here right in time for summer. I have a feeling the lake's going to get really crowded when it warms up.

[She gently sets the bottle in the lake, holding onto the top of it and mostly watching it float]

Riku's gone now too...come on, guys, stop leaving me behind. Don't you remember? I always catch up.

So this must be one of the experiments everybody was talking about. Very strange.

...I'm a bunny though. Wonder what's happening to everybody else.

Oh and whoever sent me these flowers, thank you! I wish I knew who you were though?

Now...what can I do while being a bunny? [sounds of Kairi-bunny hopping through the village, feel free to find her but please don't eat her ._.]