It was a long time, especially since he had spent all of it in the same place. Sora was so used to traveling now that it was hard to be stuck in one spot for all this time, but he had almost gotten to a point where he was used to it. He knew what to expect, at least, which was pretty scary when he thought about it. At least it meant that everything was a little easier to bear, though.

The answers that Seishin gave about his hobbies turned out to be more interesting than Sora had expected. Well, reading was a pretty normal one, but writing? That was definitely unique!

"So you write stories?" He immediately thought of the huge library in Radiant Garden, though he couldn't say he'd read many of the books there himself. "What kind of stories?"

Having the question turned around on him was interesting, though. A few years ago Sora might have had a good answer, because that had been back when he'd had all sorts of free time to play and have fun. Now that he'd been through so much, he realized that those island games seemed almost childish. Then again, it wasn't like he'd changed that much, since he still liked games. "I guess the Game Room and the Music Room are my favorite places here," he admitted. "I'm not very good at reading, though. I have a hard time paying attention for that long." It wasn't something to be proud of, really, but that was just how it had always been. School had been a bore for Sora. He did better when he was being active in some way.