Kairi grinned at Sora's response to her wager, shaking her finger at him. "I don't think so! Things will be different tomorrow, I promise you that."
It was then, however, that she noticed that Roxas was ... staring at her. Turning towards the blonde boy, she looked at him with a tilt of her head, listening to him as he spoke about ... not knowing her. Oh. It made sense, didn't it? After all, Riku appeared and disappeared in the institute many times, so why wouldn't anyone else? Axel had vanished and appeared as well, and he had been ... different. She guessed that the Roxas she was currently speaking to was not the same Roxas who had saved her on her first night in the institute.
"Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to jump to conclusions," Kairi told him with a small smile. "I'm Kairi. We ... met a while ago, but it doesn't matter now. What matters is we're all together, right?"
Turning, she smiled to Sora and then back to Roxas, bending down to pick up her sword. The uniform was certainly confining, and she wasn't all that happy with it ... but what else could she do. Maybe she'd unbutton some buttons later on at night ...
"So," she chirped happily, trying to ... keep the mood light. Honestly, it didn't bother her that Roxas didn't remember who she was; after all, hadn't she forgotten Sora that one time? She didn't blame him for not knowing. "What are we doing tonight?"
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It was then, however, that she noticed that Roxas was ... staring at her. Turning towards the blonde boy, she looked at him with a tilt of her head, listening to him as he spoke about ... not knowing her. Oh. It made sense, didn't it? After all, Riku appeared and disappeared in the institute many times, so why wouldn't anyone else? Axel had vanished and appeared as well, and he had been ... different. She guessed that the Roxas she was currently speaking to was not the same Roxas who had saved her on her first night in the institute.
"Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to jump to conclusions," Kairi told him with a small smile. "I'm Kairi. We ... met a while ago, but it doesn't matter now. What matters is we're all together, right?"
Turning, she smiled to Sora and then back to Roxas, bending down to pick up her sword. The uniform was certainly confining, and she wasn't all that happy with it ... but what else could she do. Maybe she'd unbutton some buttons later on at night ...
"So," she chirped happily, trying to ... keep the mood light. Honestly, it didn't bother her that Roxas didn't remember who she was; after all, hadn't she forgotten Sora that one time? She didn't blame him for not knowing. "What are we doing tonight?"