To find a purpose // Open

He wandered down the streets thinking to himself. The information he had gathered in this world was most disturbing. He was grateful however that the information was so readily available. Though he was quite skilled at information gathering it was always a welcome thing when the information was easily found.

He came across a young woman that seemed to be around Roxas's age. Or at least the age Roxas would be if he was a human and not a nobody. 'I wonder could Roxas and this young woman have met?' His mind made up he approached the young woman wishing he wasn't in the damned organization coat. "Excuse me miss I was wondering if you might happen to know an acquaintance of mine. You see I'm quite sure that he got dragged here since I myself have been brought here. This acquaintance of mine would be about your age with spiky blonde hair.

He frowned a bit as he realized that his simple statement might paint him in the wrong light to some people. "That might actually not be the best way to go about such an inquiry. Allow me to rephrase that. I'm looking for another person like myself a Nobody by the name of Roxas he also held the title Key of Destiny when he was in the Organization. My name is Luxord I happen to be the Gambler of Fate a master of Time. He hoped that this way of phrasing things didn't make him appear to be a complete head case.

Though if the young woman was unfamiliar with what a Nobody was then he would come off as weird either way. He let out another sigh and rubbed his forehead feeling a bit frustrated at this. He was more used to talking to people that actually knew what he was on about. For all he knew this girl didn't even know Roxas. Though something was telling him that it was more then likely she was involved with him some way. One thing he had always relied on was gut feelings.

"If you don't know him then I sincerely apologize for having wasted your time. It was probably foolish of me to assume that you had met him simply because of the proximity of your ages. He was willing to wait for a reply before making a decision. If she did know Roxas then he'd ask her to point him in the keybearers direction. If she did not he would simply continue his search on his own.

"I don't like lying so yes I do know him but I'm sorry I don't trust you so you can find him on your own. I'm not going to take you to him since he said he had nothing to go back home for meaning you are not his friend so don't try and bullshit me mister. I don't care how tall you are or if you're some namby pamby Gambler of Fate. Okay? Now I'm going back to my shopping." He chuckled at that. It seemed that Roxas had a good friend in this young lady.

"One more thing. He's not one of you Nobodies anymore. He's his own person and if you do meet him? He's to be treated as such or so help me I will find you and I will hurt you." That bit of information was intriguing. Roxas was an actual person on his own? Without having returned to Sora? He wasn't even aware such a thing was possible. He followed after the young woman despite her obvious lack of interest in continuing the conversation.

"It would seem that we have had a misunderstanding of some sort. The first such misunderstanding being that I never actually claimed to be Roxas's friend. I merely stated that we are acquaintances. Meaning that we know each other and have a civil relationship. Another misunderstanding is that you seem to believe I harbor some ill will against Roxas. Something that could not be farther from the truth. I have no ill intentions against Roxas of that I can assure you." He paused long enough for her to respond before continuing.

"I also could track him down on my own though I am yet unfamiliar with where everything is located in this city. The most intriguing thing I've found from our brief conversation though is how you mentioned Roxas is no longer a Nobody. I was unaware that there were alternate methods of becoming an actual person besides the method Roxas used, to become one with Sora, or the Heartless of someone and their Nobody being defeated." He held his hand up to his chin in thought as he continued to walk along side the young woman he was talking to.